Looking for a stitch counter with three digits manual operation with a seperat button for the ones column, a seperate button for the tens column, and a seperate column for the hundreds column. Any one have any clue as to where I can find one of these ???
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Old-fashioned umpire counters had a separate button for each count - ball, strike, foul - but I haven't seen one of those in years.
Can you use barrel counters instead and tie them into the work? You could dedicate one to counting hundreds, another for tens and ones. Every time you roll past 99, add one to the hundreds counter.
I bought something like this in the kitchen gadget section of my local department store, but it was more years ago than I care to admit. It was intended for grocery shopping so you could sort of keep track of what you were spending as you went, and actually had 4 individual "clickers", two for cents and two for dollars. I use it for counting rows as I knit or crochet. Don't know if they still make them, but I'd try the department store, or even the dollar store.
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