Doesn't make sense. The -33 is $70 higher than the -35. Both have 5 blades & 25 sandpapers in common +3 blades@$50(-33) OR +5 blds@over$50(-35). WHY?
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Per the Bosch site, the difference is the blades provided, the tool itself is identical. One provides more accessories. Amazon may have not posted the correct information, go to the Bosch site, you can do a compare tools sets, see: http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/. Review the Bosch list carefully, many items are listed, but not in the same order
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This is from another user and it is correct. DW735X 13" vs DW734 12.5" 22 days ago There are several differences. The 734 is a lower end machine that is like the Delta, Ridgid and several other similar models. It does have three cutters versus two for the other ones, which is a plus. It has a capacity that is 1/2 longer, which is a slight plus. It has a more efficient dust removal system which includes a fan to blow out the dust. It is an overall beefier machine that is designed for more of a semi-pro environment. It also has two feed speeds, which is nice for rough work and for finish work. For me, the biggest plus, and the deciding factor, was that I could buy professional quality carbide knives for the 735. Not that I cut so much wood, but carbide lasts forever and just works so much better than the disposable steel blades. Show Less 22 days ago by Arnie Berger I think you would be happier with the 735 dhildebrand
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Its not worth $964.35. I paid under $500.00 for mine, but comparing the weight between my makita 10" to the 7.5" makita about 1/3 the weight, plus 1/3 the size. Its my go to saw for every day use.
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As for the size difference I don't know . But I must say that I am somewhat disappointed in the durability of these blades. after making 20 or so 10 thousands removal passes on the edge of plywood I can feel very distinct ridges where the glue lines were on my new blades. I wish I could find blades that had carbide edges. The time it takes me to set a new set of blades perfectly in the machine is valuable. I would pay +/- $80.00 for a set of carbide blades.
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Sorry, I'm not positive, but it relates to the offset of the blade teeth so the blade does not bind. You would most likely get a better answer from a dictionary.
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What is the difference? 28 would be the highest and 14 the lowest, with the rest graduated in between.
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Unfortunately it does not. The blades start at 0.038 and increases as follows: .051, .063, .076, .102, .127, .152, .178, .203, .229, .254, .279, .305, .330, .356, .381, .406, .432, .457, .483, .508, .533, .559, .584, .610 and lastly, .635.
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I don't know the answer, I ordered a DC330B XRP 18 Volt regular Jig Saw for $105.00. The box said DC330B XRP, exactly what I ordered. When I opened the box and inspected the Bare Tool, I noticed that it was all scuffed up, and not even the right tool, it said it was a DC330. It looks like someone swapped the tool. I called Amazon to complain about the error and they sent me a paid postage through my email address....I haven't heard anything since. my email address is dwightbyron@hotmail.com
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I found this on their site. Looks like a slightly more expensive model for the following bonuses:+Thicker steel stock (.185)+Satin Finish blade+Newly designed longer ergonomic handle with deeper finger grooves+Racy new blade shape with longer cutting edge+Added blade spine rasp for notching, filing, and thumb placement+Injection molded glass reinforced handle scored with grip linesIt's also about half an inch longer. A little of that is the blade, most is the handle.
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modified tanto? heck, you could call it a modified piece of flatbar cuz the blade shape is about as similar to that as to a tanto point. and the seller must've read this question and decided they were making it far too easy because now the description says "154cm, or d2 tool steel, or trainer blade". so the odds went from 50% of getting what you wanted to 33.3%.
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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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NONE, that is good and bad. good because allot of different kinds of blades. bad, nothing is free.
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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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Looks like the difference is a coating on the blade. Is it worth it?...you decide. I find the 9154 adequate for my occasional bouts in the garden.
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You need 30 blades for these. It makes a much better cut. I've used 10 and 40 blades and they aren't as good as a 30.
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I am an owner, not a merchant. I have the first version which is green and the latest model is blue. I've examined the blue version and cannot find a significant difference between the two, other than cosmetic. I've been using mine a few years and it works great, assuming it is set up correctly with a good blade. The current price shown in the Amazon add is about $100 more than I paid but, that was a few years ago and I didn't get free shipping so, you might want to look at all costs involved.
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I used a 5000 rpm circular saw...I would imagine 8600 is the maximum RPM the blade is designed for. Probably says that on the blade no?