Thread: Cast iron?

My Wagner Dutch is a 10 incher.

I weighed my cast on a kitchen scale. Just for the fun of it why don't you weigh it on your bathroom scale?

Originally Posted by Benz

My Wagner Dutch is a 10 incher.

I weighed my cast on a kitchen scale. Just for the fun of it why don't you weigh it on your bathroom scale?

Would if I could! However I don't own a bathroom scale. My kitchen scale only weighs to 5 lbs and that lid for the 12" Dutch has to weigh 8-10 lbs alone.

Here's what mine looks like.....picked it up at an old farm auction----> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ant....c100705.m4780

My kitchen scale is up to 11lbs and the pan weighs 1.5 lbs

My bathroom scale is close but a little lighter so I will say 12 lbs +

Originally Posted by Benz

Here's what mine looks like.....picked it up at an old farm auction----> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ant....c100705.m4780

That's NOT a Kitchen Scale!! That's a Redneck Baby Scale!

Originally Posted by cudarunner

That's NOT a Kitchen Scale!! That's a Redneck Baby Scale!

I agree for newborns as things like scales work better in the middle of their range.

I also have one like this----> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fai...UAAOSwCJxaSuBV Yep, it's made of cast iron.

Originally Posted by Benz

I also have one like this----> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fai...UAAOSwCJxaSuBV Yep, it's made of cast iron.

It would be kind of fun to load all of your cast iron on that wheat sack scale when I get there and we could take a picture of the total weight/that is 'IF' the cast didn't weigh more than 200lbs OR the floor didn't collapse!