RAW x MY WEIGH Tray Scale | 1000 × 0.01g
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RAW x My Weigh Tray Scale — Weigh and Roll in One
The RAW x My Weigh Tray Scale is a dual-purpose digital scale that combines laboratory-grade weighing precision with a built-in RAW rolling tray. Capable of reading from 0.01g up to 1000g, it handles everything from portioning a single gram to weighing out a full harvest — and when you're done measuring, the tray doubles as your rolling surface. Two tools, one footprint on your desk.
We've had cheap kitchen scales in the shop over the years that drift by half a gram after a few months. This one's a collaboration between RAW (the rolling paper people — you know them) and My Weigh, who've been making precision scales for decades. The difference is obvious the moment you set it on a table: it feels solid, the display is crisp, and the readings don't bounce around like they do on those flimsy pocket scales you find at petrol stations.
What's in the Box
You get the scale unit itself, three AAA batteries (generic, already included — swap them for decent ones when they die), and a classic RAW rolling tray that sits on top of the weighing platform. The tray acts as your weighing vessel and your rolling station. No calibration weights included, so if you want to verify accuracy out of the box, pick up a set of calibration weights separately.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1000g |
| Precision (0–200g) | 0.01g |
| Precision (200–1000g) | 0.1g |
| Unit Measures | g, dwt, oz, ozt, 1/4 oz, 1/8 oz |
| Display | Backlit LCD |
| Power | 3 x AAA batteries (included) |
| Controls | Two buttons — On/Off/Tare and Unit |
| Auto-Off | Yes |
| Tray | RAW rolling tray (included) |
| SKU | HS1636 |
Variable Precision — Why It Matters for Your Weigh-Up
Most scales in this price range give you one resolution across the entire range. The RAW x My Weigh Tray Scale uses a dual-precision system: 0.01g increments from 0 to 200g, then 0.1g increments from 200g to 1000g. In practical terms, that means when you're weighing small amounts — a gram here, five grams there — you get hundredth-of-a-gram accuracy. Once you go above 200g (say, weighing a full jar or a dried harvest), the scale switches to 0.1g steps, which is still far more precise than most kitchen scales offer.
The six unit options (grams, pennyweight, ounces, troy ounces, quarter-ounces, eighth-ounces) mean you can read in whatever format makes sense to you. One button press cycles through them. No menu diving, no holding three buttons at once.
Why This Scale Beats the Generic Ones
We've sold a lot of scales since 1999. The pattern is always the same: someone buys the cheapest option, it works for three months, then the readings start drifting or the tare function gets unreliable. They come back and buy something better. The RAW x My Weigh Tray Scale is the "something better" — the one you buy once.
The backlit LCD display is genuinely useful. Rolling and weighing often happens in dimly lit rooms (no judgement), and squinting at a dark screen gets old fast. The backlight on this unit is bright enough to read from arm's length without being blinding. The auto-off feature kicks in after a period of inactivity, which saves battery life for those moments when you get distracted mid-session and forget to switch it off. We've all been there.
The honest limitation? The 0.01g precision only holds up to 200g. If you need hundredth-of-a-gram accuracy above 200g, you'd need a higher-end analytical scale — but for 99% of home use, this dual-precision setup covers everything you'll actually do. Compared to a standard My Weigh pocket scale without the tray, you're getting the same weighing engine plus a proper RAW rolling surface. It's the better buy if you roll your own.
How to Use the RAW x My Weigh Tray Scale
- Insert the three AAA batteries into the compartment on the underside of the scale.
- Place the scale on a flat, stable surface — no tablecloths, no wobbly tables. Vibrations and uneven surfaces kill accuracy on any scale.
- Press the On/Off/Tare button to power on. Wait for the display to read 0.00g.
- Place the RAW rolling tray on the weighing platform. Press the Tare button to zero out the tray's weight — the display should return to 0.00g.
- Add your material to the tray. The weight appears on the backlit display in your selected unit.
- To switch units, press the Unit button to cycle through g, dwt, oz, ozt, 1/4 oz, and 1/8 oz.
- When finished weighing, use the tray as your rolling surface — it's a standard RAW tray with curved edges to keep everything contained.
- Press On/Off to power down, or let the auto-off feature handle it.
Tips for Keeping Your Scale Accurate
Precision scales are sensitive instruments, even sturdy ones like this. A few habits will keep yours reading true for years. Always weigh on a hard, level surface — granite countertops and wooden desks are ideal, carpet is not. Clean the weighing platform and tray regularly; even small crumbs of residue add up over repeated tare cycles. If your readings start feeling off after months of use, recalibrate with a known weight (a 100g or 200g calibration weight is cheap and worth having in your drawer). And replace the batteries before they're fully dead — low voltage causes erratic readings on digital scales, and that's often mistaken for the scale "breaking."
Complete your setup with a RAW rolling machine if you prefer uniform joints, or grab a set of RAW pre-rolled cones to skip the rolling entirely and just pack straight from the tray. A stash jar keeps your material fresh between weigh-ups — airtight glass is the way to go.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the RAW x My Weigh Tray Scale?
From 0 to 200g, it reads in 0.01g increments. Above 200g and up to 1000g, precision shifts to 0.1g increments. For weighing herb in typical quantities, the 0.01g resolution is more than enough — most pocket scales only manage 0.1g across their entire range.
Can I use the RAW tray as a normal rolling tray when I'm not weighing?
Yes. It lifts straight off the scale platform and works as a standalone RAW rolling tray. Metal construction, raised edges, classic RAW design. Roll on it, then pop it back on the scale when you need to weigh again.
Does the RAW x My Weigh Tray Scale need calibration out of the box?
It comes factory-calibrated, so it should read accurately straight away. Over time, recalibrating with a known weight (100g or 200g) is a good idea. Calibration weights aren't included but are inexpensive to pick up separately.
What units can the scale measure in?
Six units: grams (g), pennyweight (dwt), ounces (oz), troy ounces (ozt), quarter-ounces (1/4 oz), and eighth-ounces (1/8 oz). Press the Unit button to cycle through them.
How long do the batteries last?
With the auto-off feature, the three AAA batteries last a good while — several months of regular use. Swap the included generic batteries for branded alkaline ones early on; cheap cells lose voltage unevenly, which can cause slight reading drift at the 0.01g level.
Is this scale better than a standard pocket scale?
For most people, yes. The 1000g capacity dwarfs typical pocket scales (which max out around 100–200g), and the dual-precision system gives you 0.01g accuracy where it counts. The built-in RAW tray is a genuine bonus — no other pocket scale doubles as a rolling station.
Last updated: April 2026
