how s ds compare to a ten machin like . .http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007TOJ948/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1. is function same?
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It is not a TENS machine at all, TENS is nerve stimulator. This is a laser, which heals muscles, tendons, nerves - it's not a stimulator, it's a healing device, it's laser. I've used TENS for years, it's very fleeting if you have real pain, yes relief for a few mins....Laser works for days, I go now for days without having to use it again, instant relief, pain is gone, in a minute or two usage. No mess of having to wire up with TENS. Easy convenient, safe and fast.
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No there is no difference except that one is listed as being as $22 and one is $18. But there is a variation on this model (Leatherman Style CS) that has larger scissors in place of the pliers. Hope this was helpful - Andrew
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According to the website, its just different packaging. The tool is the same in either case, go with whichever is cheaper
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I had the same question. Given the answer, it appears the s version is better(?)
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I thought when I read the instructions on mine, it said 4 or 5 digit codes accepted. Yes, order matters. Note that the "keypad" has 1/2 on one key, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/0, so really FIVE options, not 10. So, 1-3-5-7-9 is the SAME as 2-4-6-8-0. And 1-1-1-1 would be the same as 1-2-1-2, or 1-1-1-2 or 1-1-2-2, etc.
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Hi. I'm from Victorinox Swiss Army. The blades are EXACTLY the same. The three differences are 1.) the packaging an 2.) the handle and 3.) The 40520 is NSF approved. The knife usually arrives in a red and white cardboard box. The handle is more tapered than the 40520 and is designed to be more ergonomic. It has a slightly different texture applied to the handle as well, but both are gritty and slip-resistant. The 40520 was designed for commercial kitchens and is NSF approved for food safety in commercial ktichens. The 6.8063.20 was designed for the home chef who does not need that certification on the knife. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks, Tracey
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All the same. They're not great, but you can't beat the price. Go to Home Depot, and you'll get four blades for that price. I use a Fein multimaster, and the machine makes a bigger difference in the speed of cutting than the blade does. These ones just don't last as long, but as cheap as they are, I don't mind burning them up in one use cutting plaster or anything else they're not meant for. Even the bi-metal blades are useless in wood after you go through one nail. I usually save the dull blades for cutting Sheetrock or plaster.
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there is a specific footswitch for the G DEC 3 but the only difference is the labeling for the Mustang series.the difference is in mode 3. For the G DEC the labeling is for the recording feature. But I have used both foot switches for my Mustang III my Mustang floor and gdec 3 30..I own both switches and they work identically only difference is the labeling. So if you plan on getting a Mustang two three four or five you might as well get the one for the Mustang series. If you search for a 4 button footswitch for the G DEC series that is the one with the recording labeling in mode 3.
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No, they're not. They're different standards. If you look at the Steel Types on BladeHQ.com (http://www.bladehq.com/cat--Steel-Types--332) it really explains the difference. I prefer the AUS-6 as it has a slightly higher carbon content so it holds an edge better. It really doesn't matter unless you're going to sharpen the blade. Trust me, unless you are holding back mongol hordes or orcs, you won't want to sharpen this sword.
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I see different versions of this tool 3100a, 3100c in the reviews. How do I know which one is the latest. I saw a 3100 with 9 buttons instead of 7.
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i'm not sure. i wouldn't think they to be different. i wish they could have provided a better visual diagram of the type cuts each bit makes. this is a nice buy considering the cost to buy separate bits and yes i did add some separate bits to my collection
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The drill has a chuck that accepts SDS Plus shanked bits. It is not a key or key less style chuck most smaller drills have. The drill powers bits up to 1 ich in OD by name.
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There now seem to be at least two different-looking versions of this tool with the same model number available online (both Amazon and elsewhere) and ranging in price from $50 to over $100. For example the video on the Amazon page does the demo with a different tool (about $50) than the one shown above for $100. Which version is the newest most "upgraded" version, and which ones have been sitting in a warehouse? For $100 and claimed to be "upgraded" and engraved, I expect an accurate one first try, no returns or return postage or delays - or I might as well just buy the plastic version. There now seem to be at least two different-looking versions of this tool with the same model number available online (both Amazon and elsewhere) and ranging in price from $50 to over $100. For example the video on the Amazon page does the demo with a different tool (about $50) than the one shown above for $100. Which version is the newest most "upgraded" version, and which ones have been sitting in a warehouse? For $100 and claimed to be "upgraded" and engraved, I expect an accurate one first try, no returns or return postage or delays - or I might as well just buy the... » Read More There now seem to be at least two different-looking versions of this tool with the same model number available online (both Amazon and elsewhere) and ranging in price from $50 to over $100. For example the video on the Amazon page does the demo with a different tool (about $50) than the one shown above for $100. Which version is the newest most "upgraded" version, and which ones have been sitting in a warehouse? For $100 and claimed to be "upgraded" and engraved, I expect an accurate one first try, no returns or return postage or delays - or I might as well just buy the plastic version. « Show Less
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I just purchased this dremel as in my move, I have lost the one I had which worked great. My old one came in a Blue canvas carrying case but I do not know which one the dremel was. I am looking for one that is like it. It was cordless and variable speed. The 7700-1/15 does not have enough power to do the dog's nails and it takes forever to do one dog. Can any one help figure out which dremel is like my old one?
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I was wondering the same thing. (I stumbled upon your question in my search.) I was happy to find out that the whole DS series (DS-30, DS-40, DS-50) all have metal casings. Memory appears to be the only difference between the DS-30 and DS-40. The DS-50 (1GB) also adds a remote and carrying case. See link here: <http://www.kanteffspeech.nl/pdf/Olympus_DS30_40_50.pdf>
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Can't say that I have. I have the Fellowes DS-16Ci. You can check its specs and compare to yours.
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SDS and SDS plus are different from each other but all SDS bits have the same shank diameter as far as I know and all SDS plus bits have the same shank diameter. If it doesn't fit, it's probably because you are trying to use an SDS bit in an SDS plus chuck or vice versa. One other thing. The bits fit in the chuck in 2 positions 180 degrees out from each other but they don't fit in between those 2 points.