OK, ya got me. "Nearly as much " was an exaggeration. Then again, I'm sure I'm not done...
Let's see: $14 on silicone, $14 on a scale, $29 on glass (so far), $3 on screens, $6 on a reducer (came in pairs). We won't count the movie I bought to get over the $35 needed for free shipping.
So, you are right. Nowhere near $200. But I'm just sayin...
I understood that the .2g wasn't mandatory, but I can only estimate weight so far. I have an old analog triple-beam but it's useless at measurements this small. I would guess that the amount I am using in the crucible (say 4 mm) is probably close to the .2g.
Oh, and yeah, the $6 was for 75 screens. If this becomes the favored way than I'm sure I will use them. I may start with 10 around $2, tho.