There is another one which is Hakko Digital FX888D & CHP170 bundle, includes FREE CHP170 cutter, what is the difference?
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One includes a small wire cutter and the other one does not. The one with the cutter is one cent more, so I'd buy that one, all other things being equal.
1010918
One comes with a wire cutter and the other is just the soldering station, I suppose.
110808
Thank you for being an educated consumer. My understanding is the 830161 "Surge", is the NEW model with replacable Cutter Blades. So as you can see you have to be careful when you purchase Leatherman tools. They have made improvements in existing models, then change the Model numbers, but not the names. I hope this helps answer your question
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This hobby tool includes a blade similar to an Xacto knife, a soldering tip, and solder with it, so the tips are more versatile, while the other only includes the woodburning tips specifically. Whichever one you get depends on what you plan to use it for.
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I can't say that there is proper justification, Weller makes a good product. I went with the Hakko based on other reviews and I'm very happy with it. It heats up very quickly and the iron feels good in your hand (good ergonomics). If it were important to you to have the ability to set a specific temperature then this unit would be great for you as it has a digital temp display. In the end I'm sure the Weller station will work just fine for your needs.
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When looking at a serger you have to decide what features are you going to need. I recommend this serger highly. Juki is an excellent brand producing both home use and industrial use machines. The reason I bought the serger with the 8 piece foot kit was primarily for the piping foot, the cording foot and the gathering foot. Because the feet do not seem to be available separately, I thought the bonus package was a good deal. The value of the items included far exceed the extra charge.
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The 31603 is in the Innova pro line. It has more features and capabilities than the 3160d. Here is the link to Innova website the 31603 is listed on http://www.pro.innova.com/Product/Tools/ I purchased the 31603 in January and I would recommend it. I do this type of work professionally and I can do just as much, if not more, with it than I can with our laptop with professional software on it. I hope this helps.
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Never used one, but it is supposedly a remanufactured version of the HP98. My gut says that yes they are the same, but I can't tell you for certain from experience.
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The biggest difference can be seen watching YouTube videos of people using the harbor freight model, and the video on harbor freight of the orange (this version) of the saw. Watch for when the saw audibly bogs down. I watched one guy slice through .223 cases like butter with the HF model, and the video of this version barely cuts through a small piece of wood. The blade is on correctly (rotation for cutting metals/wood) on the HF version right out of the box. Features and function are the same.
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there are two different brands. I discovered that the Hape one was better built. If you found the Hape one for cheaper grab it!
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Yes. I would not purchase without that major improvement. A less expensive one is also listed without the slide cutter so be careful when you order.
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I know nothing about the HC1850, but I do quilt on my Designio DZ3000. The features that I would look for are needle down position, speed control, drop feed dog and lots of pressor feet provided. These will help a lot with quilting. But if the HZ has a stitch regulator, you might want to go with it because they are very expensive to add, if you even can, and they make free motion quilting much easier. I've had my machine for about a year, and have made many quilts without any problems with the machine at all. Hope this helps.
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OK this is actually what I was wanting to know so I dug into features pages offered by singer and this is what I came up with. The 550 comes with all the software (you can buy it separately for the 400), also it has 6 buttonholes and endless button hole instead of 2, 215 built in stitches instead of 30, Automatic Tension and thread cutter.
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The offer you see might be slightly different from the one I bought more than 1 year ago. This offer is cheaper and it comes with the blade you see in the picture, used mainly for metal as in the picture, and possibly a blade for cutting wood, it has longer teeth and cuts wood much better than the one in the picture. Other accessories are included which will help using the tool straight out of the box, and as you use it you will find out what you will need. There are also blades from other brands that work with this tool, some with adapters and some without. Some might cost less than B&D depending on sales and promotions in local stores. Check with Lowes, Home Depot, and other stores in your area. I would buy this as it is, it is a good tool and has been worth the money!
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looking at these items on ebay - the main difference seems to be dial control or digital control. My original one was a digital control (not like this new model) and honestly the problem I had was the digital button broke and I couldn't control heat. That is why I chose the dial this time
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I bought this item and it is the FX-888D. Not sure why they changed title, but it is the item pictured.
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yes, i bought from health-express Ireland. it is garbage, my old cutter that is 2 years old with "older design" and is better than this brand new "new design".
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That's correct! There's actually no difference between the chips. Mitsubishi service centers are required to use Mitsubishi's given part number for the chip, which is why we list it both ways. Do let me know if you need anything else!