Comments on Gear Talk with Jason Klass: A UL Measuring Stick

I used a file & for the full cup marks I scatched ...

2009-03-21T14:46:25.573-07:00

I used a file & for the full cup marks I scatched a line all the way across the handle, for the 1/2 cup marks I used tin snips and crimped the edge from the center out so I could tell the difference between full & half cups. GvilleDave

Thanks, I actually thought of that too but couldn'...

2009-03-19T17:03:29.901-07:00

Thanks, I actually thought of that too but couldn't bring myself to scratch up my beloved titanium spork. How did you do it? With a Dremel tool?

Jason, I took your idea and modified it... Instea...

2009-03-19T15:01:21.021-07:00

Jason,

I took your idea and modified it... Instead of the separate measuring stick I marked off 1/2 measurements on the handle of my spork. I invert the spork into the Titan kettle and pour to the appropriat mark. For me this works because I always use the Titan Kettle and the same spork. For you guys that have multiple pots you would need a utinsel matched to each specific pots etc... Thanks for your tips and videos, I really enjoy your helpful tips keep them coming! GvilleDave

If you're careful, you can use a hammer and nail t...

2008-12-29T20:41:14.061-08:00

If you're careful, you can use a hammer and nail to put dimples in your cup/pot in measured increments. Worked great on my old dollar store steel cup.