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Is there an easy way to estimate, to the nearest 100 g (or so) the weight of a shopping cart in Bricklink so that I can estimate the shipping charge (sellers may quote ranges such as "250 - 500 g: $X, 500 - 1000 g: $Y" so I wish to stay in a cheaper band if possible)?

I can find out the weight of a type of brick (such as this) but summing by hand is a chore. Just wondering as it already has all the necessary info...

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Click on the MyBrickLink tab on the top row, then My Settings in the second row of tabs, then the My Shopping Settings link. Check the box next to "Show Weight in Shopping Cart". Then, when you view a cart full of items in a particular BrickLink store, scroll to the bottom and it should tell you the calculated total weight.

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    bricklink.com/storeSettings.asp?viewFrom=P is a direct link.
    – gev
    Apr 1, 2013 at 9:11
  • Not only that, it shows the weight of each part (brick type) — brilliant, thanks :-)
    – Gnubie
    Apr 2, 2013 at 19:04
  • Remember to allow for packaging materials; 30% of the weight is a rule-of-thumb some people use.
    – Josh
    May 4, 2013 at 22:38

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