What's the difference between 3mm and standard?
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The standard is 5 mm thick, according to their website http://www.manduka.com/us/shop/categories/products/mats/eko-mat-71-2-0/
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I bought one of each. to go from standard to micro is on size then standard or micro to nano. they give you a holder so you can cut down a micro to nano. I hope that helps.
2075410
I have found that the 3m ones seem to last longer and provide more filter action, even though they are rated the same. I get the 3m ones, because I deal with spray paint in my art and it's very bad if you inhale it. The difference is not big between these two, but safety is important.
732706
yeah, it is a standard 3.5mm plug. I use mine for my iPod when working out.
1261779
I measured a thinner area with my ruler and it measured 3 mm. Being a natural product, it has thinner and thicker areas but the difference isn't a lot.
1150213
No difference. One just omits the mm and the other includes it. Same exact time size.
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I assume you are referring to the Olympus E-PL3. If that is the camera you have, then you have m43 lenses. The e-m1 is also a m43 system. There is some confusion between m43 and 43 systems so I will try to clear it up a little. The 4/3 system and m43 system use exactly the same sensor size. However, the 4/3 system was a DSLR system which had a mirror box. This put the flange distance about 3/4" further away than the m4/3 system. So while m43 and 4/3 have the same size imaging circle, the 4/3 system focuses about 3/4" further behind the flange than the m4/3 does. Therefore, to use 4/3 lenses on a m4/3 camera you need an adaptor which gives you that 3/4" back. Also, 4/3 lenses use phase detect auto focus while m4/3 use contrast. So except for the EM1, 4/3 lenses focus much slower than m43 lenses. 4/3 lenses tend to be quite a bit larger than their m4/3 cousins. If you used your lenses on an E-PL3 without and adaptor, the will work on the E-M1 without an adaptor.
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I'm not home at the moment, but I think it's 3/16". I don't know what that would be in mm.
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Hello, I am not certain what difference there is in the mm size aside from the depth it can go into your skin. I do advise you start at 1.5 and work your way up unless you can tolerate the pain and allow it to penetrate deeper which will result in a better outcome anyway.
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I'm not familiar with the other tray you are referring to but 12.7 is greater than 11.5 so yes it would appear that the 3M is slightly larger. I love the versatility of the 3M tray, and depending on how close you mount the slide bracket to the outer edge of your desk, offers very flexible height adjustment for those of us trying to force our posture to be more correct while sitting for hours on-end.
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Hello...it's no difference in the size....trust me, the 3.3oz is a very good size that last a long time.
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3mm cord is very small. The cord I am using it with is much thicker then that.
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2.8mm will give you wider coverage from one camera. As 12mm will give you a narrower coverage. The 12mm will allow you to cover a specific area location such as a cash register with greater detail. Hope that helps.
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Yes we sell the 3mm in a pack of 576 for $104.85 on Amazon. I only sell the smaller packs on our own website. They do not come any smaller then the 2.5mm size
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They are the same as the standard 14mm cases. You can measure any one of them to get the inches or mm size.
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They are pretty much the same. Just make sure that you do get the adjustable declination or variation. The dial is luminous which is handy. I think the M-3D refers do the adjustable declination. It is pretty tough as I keep it in my PFD on the water sea kayaking.
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3/8" is the norm for everything. 1/2" is what we use for taking of truck tires. I'd go with the 3/8" if he bolts you sre working with are not larger than an inch or more