What is the primary difference between the R3, R4, & R5 units and which would be better for an advanced cabinet maker?
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I recommend going to the site displaying the item and watching the video that demonstrates its use. That will show you the differences. I am not sure what an R5 unit is.
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R3 is a portable unit great for onsite repairs the R4 & 5 are more stationary.
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If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate and repeatable. If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate... » Read More If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate and repeatable. « Show Less
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Steve, different sizes for different applications - suggest to try R3 good for most cabinetry, good luck, Peter
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For difference between R3, R4, R5 units : see youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpAcAsze4fE
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I think the SC300 upgrade has different pieces than SCJR-100, that make up the difference between 100 and 300 project kits. For individual parts you would be better off getting the p/n from the booklet and contacting customer service listed in the book, in my opinion. List of all parts in the kit should be listed somewhere on the mfg website, if you want to compare the content, or call the 800# and ask to email/fax you content/list of both kits.
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I don't remember offhand, but I would recommend the 4 instead of the 3. Canister is twice the size and water flows faster. It also acts as somewhat of an expansion tank evening out flow pulsations. Worth the price difference.
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The same 12-bay expansion unit is used for either the 2413 or 3612. The difference is not the expansion unit but the different processor (CPU) used for the 2413 and the 3612. The 3612 has much higher performance therefore extending this performance to the expansion unit storage
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this is the correct answer avoid the other 2, this answer was directly from all clad customer service: Both are a triply construction. The 5000 series is the older model and just has the All Clad name on the base of the handle, while the 4000 series has the All Clad name and capacity etched on the bottom of the pan and has updated handles.
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I'm not sure what your question is here. If you're asking whether you should go with 1/2 or 3/4 HP, I think the answer is "it depends". If you're in the habit of routinely loading up the disposer with all sorts of waste and expecting it to handle it, the 3/4 HP or even 1 HP model is a better choice. On the other hand, you really should never load up a disposer like this and should not discard larger solids through the disposer anyway. The disposer itself may be able to handle large amounts of solid waste, but your drain pipes won't like it and you're very likely to have flow problems and/or blockages over time if you use your disposer this way.
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the difference is the size, type 3 is for FX sensor and type 2 for DX, which is what you need.
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As for the E-3lue Mazer Type-R 2500DPI, the only difference is that the led light is blue instead of red. The E-3lue Mazer Type-R 2500DPI is basically the same except for the shape. It all depends on how you like to use a mouse, are you a "claw" user? Or are you a "relaxed" user?
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Not sure. 750 is the artisan series only sold by higher end kitchen stores. Has better book by the actual chef and the biggest 2.2 HP motor as well as 40% quieter than older versions.
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The difference is in size and light intensity. The A4 model is the smallest but the brightest among the three while A2 is the largest in size but not as bright as the smaller ones. They all get power by wall chargers. The surface will be scratched if it's not protected, please be informed.
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Table top and cabinet are the differences. I prefer the cabinet and the table top will see many years of service. Price being equal I would go for the RA1171 for the cabinet and dust control.
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The Artisan model has a larger mixing bowl (5qt) with a handle on it, and a larger motor 350watts. Easier to use than the Classic due to the ergonomics of the bowl, less motor strain when mixing heavy doughs or large batches.
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It depends on what you want to cook, I think both do similar things, the Rmertopf is bigger, more traditional, the glazing makes cleaning the chef a bit more easier.
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My understanding is that the 4 and 5 are identical, the sole differences being the 5 has a "high gloss piano black" finish, and what's called an RS232 Control (whatever that is; it seems to relate to a home entertainment system). The specs are otherwise exactly the same, down to grams and millimeters.
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To my knowledge the length of the T5 pretty much determines the wattage, does it not? A 4' fixture will use a 54w, whereas a 3' fixture will use a 39w.
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The 830 is rear-ported (which I despise), hence the larger cabinet needed for its bass-reflex design parameters. The 820 is a sealed-cabinet design, which requires a smaller air space, and provides the MOST accurate reproduction of sonic dreamscapes. When used with a subwoofer, and all frequencies below 80Hz filtered (as all bookshelf speakers should be), bass-reflex porting is unnecessary and just adds to their size. Rear ports require more careful placement.
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Pro 750 have container shorter under cabinet and power is litter more stronger but if you using a lot on soup then this container longest on this model is better tthan shorter pro 750. ThxJen