Besides price, what is the difference between this and the OLFA CMP-3 circle cutter? what does CMP stand for?
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Hi the olfa cmp-3 makes a wider cut. CMP stands for complete marker profiler.
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I am not certain what you are referring to. The ring at the bottom is machined in the main body. It is 2 and 1/8" diameter at the base. I had a KWC model for 15 years that this design is based on. I believe the quality is very similar and some of the action and the connections are superior. If you were to buy a KWC it would cost around $800 - 1200 if they still had the same model.
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The cutterhead for the woodtek 15 inch is a little different, but is available for $795Scott
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In addition to the points made by R. Cohen the 40200 has inserts with four cutters in the spiral cutterhead instead of the two cutter inserts of the 40300. This means that you have twice as much cutter capacity with the 40200. By that I mean you can rotate each individual cutter four times instead of only two with the 40300. The 40200 is a very sturdy and heavy machine and appears to be well made. I evaluated both machines and am impressed with the 40200 and am glad I chose it even though it does cost more.
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I don't believe there is any difference, I think it is a rebrand thing. Hope this helps...would never be without mine ...will use it for life.
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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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The P232 is the tool only, if it is with the two kits offered it is the P234 and if it is the "new" and improve with LEDs to light the work area (the metal case shape is different) then it is the P236. I found this by searching the Ryobi web site for the different numbers.
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i also compared both, bought the dewalt and it is an excellent table and works well. especially the drilled holes all match up perfectly. i love this table and would buy this one again if i ever need another one this size.
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Sorry, but this is only for the DW-735. The DW-733 is a 1\2" smaller. This is an awesome cutterhead! May be worth it to get the DW-735, just so you can use this cutterhead...
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I can't find any difference at all besides on the top banner after Coreldraw X6 it says "Not for Commercial Use" ... otherwise it is exactly the same for all intensive purposes.
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I don't know the difference, but the tool works well for adjusting to different adapters. My problem is knowing which adaptor to use. Don't use it enough to know which clamp goes with which connector other than the special feature I needed. There is a chart, but didn't research to know what all the codes mean...need pictures for me. The self ratcheting system is nice. Holds things in place while making wiring adjustments. This is diffently heavy enough for everything I do (use it about once a month or two).
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I have purchased bits from MLCS, they have good prices on 1/4" solid carbide end mills and several V cutting bits. I do not know where to buy the conical carving bit that comes with the unit, however, I know Oliver sells them.
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I think what you are after is the KPRA set. I don't think this one does include both. I think the KPCA is only ONE cutter. Check other listings with KPCA OR KPRA for inclusions.
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That's kind of like asking "what's the difference between a drill and a sander?" The Dremel 4000 is a rotary tool, which is good for things you want to spin round and round (small drill bits, cutting disks, router bits, grinding wheels, engraving bits, etc). The Dremel Multi-Max is an oscillating tool, which is handy for things you want to go back and forth (saws, sanding plates, etc). Different tools for different applications, though there is crossover. If you're doing mostly straight cuts and flat grinding, then the oscillating tool may be more useful: it's better for keeping things straight and flat. If you're cutting a lot of curves, grinding curved surfaces, drilling holes or engraving, then a rotary tool's drum-shape will be more useful. For the moment at least, the 4000 is the more versatile, with the widest range of attachments. And if you're "looking to buy a dremel", then you were most likely thinking of the rotary tool.
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Hi, it seems very sharp and when I was researching it, I read a post by a quilter who uses it to cut many, many circles. I think Olfa guarantees the blade for a while.
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I have been looking at Milwaukee, Ryobi, and many other companies. So far I found Dewalt mostly affiliated with US manufacturing. Most of the other brands are owned by a company in china called Techtronic Industries, No thanks! so, as for now, I think I will stick with this Dewalt combo set. Thanks for info!!!
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As far as checking the quality of stainless whether magnetic or nonmagnetic is not important with inexpensive squares. Rather are they square is the important question, I've used a dial test indicator on my table saw as well as my machinist squares, 40 years ago I had an old craftsman Radial arm saw and would use a triangle to check for squareness all the time, because anytime you moved it there was a possibility the blade would no longer be square.