ive been working on my setup for my fx120i and finally got it the way I like it. I drew 2 dots on the table with a sharpie so I get the platter in the same spot each time. I used 4 bolts so I could adjust the platter so its level. the platter itself came from Lowes, as did the handles. the handles made a HUGE difference in maneuverability. I use the lee scoops, like adam does in the video. the popsicle stick on the powder pan makes life easier too
. when I need to use it, the whole thing comes to the bench. when im done with it, the whole thing goes back to its corner
. really, really, fast and simple. you guys have helped me bunches with ideas and experience, so hopefully this may help someone else. 
bryant.
. when I need to use it, the whole thing comes to the bench. when im done with it, the whole thing goes back to its corner . really, really, fast and simple. you guys have helped me bunches with ideas and experience, so hopefully this may help someone else. bryant.
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) an outline of the front two adjustment wheels(on the platter) and if the scale moves I just go back to the outlines. kinda like a zero, but for location.is that what you were asking? oh, and I don't turn the front adjustment wheels once the bubble is happy. like you said, if you try to level the scale every time, its a major Payne!!!
