Nuts in a jar winners

[@AlmostMachining]

Super awesome wins to the winners! Those clamps are awesome. Thanks for the share Stan!

[@royreynolds108]

As someone who has participated in company inventories that include the use of scales for counting, I can say that depending on the size of the part and quantity, the use of counting more than one gives a better statistical number. We used 10, 25, 50, 100, etc as the number to get the scale to calculate the per-each weight for the most accurate count. I had to actually count out 500 small plastic washers once to get a reasonable total count of an opened bag. We always used the printed quantity on the package and scale-counted opened packages.

[@johnlee8231]

thought 634 was going to be close till I heard the winners guesses. Congrats to those guys

[@PeterWMeek]

This was one of the few times I've tried to guess a count (usually not interested in the "prizes") and both times I guessed very low - about 50% of the actual count. Now, If I can just remember that and double my guess next time, maybe I'll have a chance. Congrats to the winners.

[@Jeff-KN6UDG]

Congratulations to all three winners 👍👍

[@rodneykiemele4721]

Would love to see the shorten version. Thanks

[@bcbloc02]

Congress to the winners!

[@kurtkrueger9715]

Absolutely interested in a condensed version of the bash. Please do so!

[@floridaflywheelersantiquee7578]

Thanks Stan

[@SCHSM-hb4pr]

I cheated slightly by looking up the weight of 500 bolts and decided there was more weight in the jar so guessed 736.

[@ClanChapman]

I am definatly up for the condenced Bash version.

[@chucksmalfus9623]

Stan, very interested in a condensed video of the bash.

[@sharkrivermachine]

Wow I only missed being the over winner by a couple. I had 723. Thanks Stan that was fun.

[@johnmolnar2957]

Thanks for the video. as far as a condensed bash vid, I already watched & fast forwarded bits that I wasn't interested in .

[@Jackhammer909]

Was pretty close at 666