So I came up with this Idea when realized my 0.01 scale doesn't sense anything for amounts little than 50 mg at all, and begins to sense with +50mg. You may already know this solution I'm going to share, or a better one, but anything needs to be shared, you share your better Ideas too, please.

For this you'll need:
A cheap scale (even a 0.1g scale works fine)
A 10mL pipette
An smaller pipette, 1mL is perfect [OPTIONAL]

Ok here it is:
weight a good amount of the stuff, like 1 gram.
Dissolve it in 10mL of solvent.
Then say you want exactly 50mg, measure 0.5mL of the solution using your pipette (or your 1mL pipette if you have it).
Pour the measured solution on a glass flat plate.
Wash your pipette with 1mL fresh solvent and pour it in the plate too [To make none of the stuff remain inner surface of the pipette]
Evaporate the solution
Scrap with razor blade

SWIM does this for all variety of spices and salts. Kudos Erowid, "liquid measurement".

Its as simple as any known gram weight /(divided by) any amount of ml. as long as you have an accurate way to measure ml. As in pipette, liquid syringe, etc. as you noted. its a quick and cheap way to measure pretty damn close to perfectly accurate. just ask for a liquid syringe at a pharmacy say you need to give a pet medicine or something. they are free in SWIMs experience.

Here's a step by step guide complete with plenty of pictures and details.

For those who love to DIY on a sunday afternoon...

Easy DIY Microgram Scale Check it out! (you have to scroll down ever so slightly)

Eranik the problem with your tek is the pipette part.A 1ml syringe would measure even more accurately and you could actually measure in the micrograms range.(µg , mcg)

I found a simple tek on how to measure mg into the microgram range


The real problem is measuring small amounts like 5mg.Most cheap scales just cant have an accurate reading of such a small amount.
IF you have a trick to circumvent that problem please share.


PS. Thanks for the easy microgram scale,only problem about it is its size.Its kind of hard to hide!

Thanks everyone,
That DIY microgram balance scale looks very interesting, I'm going to build one soon.