what is the difference between a 7 blade and 7f blade?
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Our groomer doesn't really know if there is a difference, but said the F means full cut, and to try to get that one.
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1075 is a bit softer. The edge will wear a bit quicker than 1095 but it is much easier to sharpen. It will also absorb shock a little better. It's a good steel for an all purpose knife that might be used for tasks that one might use a small axe for
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the one that I purchased had the plain blade, which I prefer.. Love this knife..!
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The 7861 is for mowers. Fiskars designates the 7861 as an Axe and Knife Sharpener. Even if your mower blade has a 30° angle, do not use the Fiskars. Though axe and mower blades are both kind of thick metal, the edges are different. An axe or knife has a V shape cutting edge. A mower blade is flat on one side and beveled on the other. The Fiskars sharpener is not suitable.To sharpen a mower blade, there are various methods: grinder, drill-bit attachment, angle-guide atop a sharpening stone, a professional service or (easiest, but a little more expensive) a new blade. As important as the correct beveled angle: do not make the edge too sharp: the edge could curl back if hit by stone; I have heard butter knife sharp. The 7861 is for mowers. Fiskars designates the 7861 as an Axe and Knife Sharpener. Even if your mower blade has a 30° angle, do not use the Fiskars. Though axe and mower blades are both kind of thick metal, the edges are different. An axe or knife has a V shape cutting edge. A mower blade is flat on one side and beveled on the other. The Fiskars sharpener is not suitable.To sharpen a mower blade, there are various methods: grinder, drill-bit attachment, angle-guide atop a sharpening stone, a professional service or (easiest, but a little more expensive) a new blade.... » Read More The 7861 is for mowers. Fiskars designates the 7861 as an Axe and Knife Sharpener. Even if your mower blade has a 30° angle, do not use the Fiskars. Though axe and mower blades are both kind of thick metal, the edges are different. An axe or knife has a V shape cutting edge. A mower blade is flat on one side and beveled on the other. The Fiskars sharpener is not suitable.To sharpen a mower blade, there are various methods: grinder, drill-bit attachment, angle-guide atop a sharpening stone, a professional service or (easiest, but a little more expensive) a new blade. As important as the correct beveled angle: do not make the edge too sharp: the edge could curl back if hit by stone; I have heard butter knife sharp. « Show Less
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Two blades are 12 inches two blades are 9 inches one blade is 6 inches the difference in the 12 one is around three quarters of an inch wide and the other one is little under a half an inch wide the 9 inch blades ones roughly a half an inch wide and the other ones a quarter of an inch wide
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Robert, the 7FC is 3/8 inch, perfect for my poodles in the summer. Size 10 is the shortest one I use for faces, feet and tail of my poodles but you can go as short as a 40 which is "shaved." The larger the number the shorter it will cut the hair. If you look at the different blades, the length should be given for each one. The CeramicEdge is supposed to stay cooler longer, but to be honest, I can't tell a difference between it and the regular stainless blade, and I think the stainless ones cut better. I do like the Andis clipper. It is fairly light weight and changing the blades is a snap. (This site gives the length and usages for each of the different blades: https://www.andis.com/download/allBlades_chart.pdf Hope that helps.)
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FT7F is the female version. The only difference is size and color. Both models let you set up gender so a female can use either.
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Doesn't seem to be much difference in any of those respects. They are all great knives. For the price they are actually exceptional. I had purchased three to see in person, keep the one i liked best and gift the other two. I ended up choose the color I liked bestt..... That's what it came down to, because they were all great knives.
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got a question here for this. Which blades are bigger in terms of thickness? I know some of these blades can be bulky...
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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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The difference is that the FMM250 requires a tool (allen-provided on new purchase) to install and remove blades and other attachments and the FMM250Q has a built in lever action for a quick action install/removal of blades. It is made in Germany, at least that's what my tool reads on tool label.
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The clippers are good. But I wouldn't know what number blade you would want. I use the 7 for my setter/chessie mix (dog) who has a double coat. You could ask a groomer for advice on that one.
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There are different thickness's (kerf width). The blades with fewer teeth tend to be stiffer or thicker (16 TPI vs. 19 TPI). These blades are meant to be flexible and take some use to get proficient with. If you are looking for a stiff (rigid) blade, you may look for a dowel or flush cut or finish hand saw.
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I think the difference is that the shears are sold with (1120M) or without a magnetized sheath (1120X). The shears themselves are just shy of 9" when I measure them, but even with the sheath they are only a tiny bit longer. Maybe Kershaw makes a larger kind, but the 1120s all seem to be 8 7/8". And they're very nice. Highly recommended.
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The 12pt is one size larger in there model numbers. The 12pt is a 4 inch blade the 10pt is a 3 3/4 inch blade.
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Hi there, The "C" in 4FC is for the CERAMIC blade. I personally do not prefer these blades. The cut is not as smooth I feel but the blade is supposed to stay sharper longer. It boils down to personal preference. You may want to give it a try...hope this helps :)
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The size, the guard ,the rpm and torque .More importantly the plastic clear guard infront of the blade !!! Do not buy the bigger 1 and plan to cut any metal without long sleves safety glasses a full faceshield and gloves. !!! My m18 metal saw was stolen and at the time I acquired some 6.5 inch blades for metal made my hilti from my company. So I purchased the bigger saw not designed to cut metal big mistake. So take it from me get this 1 its alot smoother with more control and less shrapnel . Also make sure to buy the right blade 30 teeth carbide made by milwaukee ive tried all the other blades on the market the best 1 is the milwaukee The size, the guard ,the rpm and torque .More importantly the plastic clear guard infront of the blade !!! Do not buy the bigger 1 and plan to cut any metal without long sleves safety glasses a full faceshield and gloves. !!! My m18 metal saw was stolen and at the time I acquired some 6.5 inch blades for metal made my hilti from my company. So I purchased the bigger saw not designed to cut metal big mistake. So take it from me get this 1 its alot smoother with more control and less shrapnel . Also make sure to buy the right blade 30 teeth carbide made by milwaukee ive tried all the... » Read More The size, the guard ,the rpm and torque .More importantly the plastic clear guard infront of the blade !!! Do not buy the bigger 1 and plan to cut any metal without long sleves safety glasses a full faceshield and gloves. !!! My m18 metal saw was stolen and at the time I acquired some 6.5 inch blades for metal made my hilti from my company. So I purchased the bigger saw not designed to cut metal big mistake. So take it from me get this 1 its alot smoother with more control and less shrapnel . Also make sure to buy the right blade 30 teeth carbide made by milwaukee ive tried all the other blades on the market the best 1 is the milwaukee « Show Less