What's the difference between the $300 tool verses the $700+ Pro tool? Do they have identical capability?
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Yes, they are identical in capability. The "Pro" allows unlimited VIN's whereas the $300 version is limited to use on three (3) VIN's. The first three different vehicles you plug into will fill the three VIN slots and you'll be limited to those vehicles. The only difference is that the hobbyist would probably have no more than three vehicles in the year/model range that this works on. The "Pro" version is for a commercial business entity that would be working on hundreds of vehicles in this year/model range and required unlimited VIN capability. Essentially you're paying for "unlimited" use with the "Pro". Not to un-necessarily plug the product, but as a single vehicle owner, this device is amazing in what it is able to tap into the vehicle and do. The first time I used it was after installing a new battery and reconfigured/resetting the charging system to recognize/accept the new battery. That first use alone almost paid for itself (compared to what the BMW dealer was charging for a new battery and reset). And all in simple English, drop down menus just like most of the end-user software we all use everyday. No deciphering number/letter codes. The one question I had about a specific functionality, early on, was answered quickly and completely by their tech help. $300 doesn't grow on trees, but if you're a DIY'er with this caliber of automobile, it's well worth the money.
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The Pro version is intended for pro mechanics as it will register as many cars as the user wants as well as allow coding. The Enthusiast model is more appropriate for a user who will only register three different cars and does not allow coding. Note that the interface for 99.9% of all diagnostics and fault code reading/clearing is exactly the same as the Pro model and will typically exceed the needs of most "Shade Tree Mechanics".
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The less expensive tool is limited to working on three (?) different vehicles while the pro lets you work on an unlimited amount. I think the pro has a longer cord between the PC and the vehicle.
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The 300.00 model limits you to 3 VIN's and does NOT allow the coding of some parameters like the 700.00 professional version which does coding and unlimited VIN's. If you aren't a tuner or pro and need diagnostics and resetting capabilities, go with the 300.00 enthusiast version. Their website lists the breakdown between the two. I'm very happy with mine and even used it when the dealer didn't clear a code properly.
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The biggest difference is the way it glides, rails vs 3 sealed bearings. If you cut a lot, go with the this unit. It is a lot more, but you will immediately be glad you did. Effortless articulation, spot on miter adjustments, never any binding in the sealed bearings. This tool is by far my favorite tool in my shop. It handles everything I throw at it with ease. I put the laser on it and got the Dewalt stand. At close to a grand all in, it definitely wasn't cheap. Then again, what price do you put on happiness? Because I've never been happier using this saw. (BTW you have to buy the Bosch laser, the after market lasers are too wide). Good luck with your decision. The biggest difference is the way it glides, rails vs 3 sealed bearings. If you cut a lot, go with the this unit. It is a lot more, but you will immediately be glad you did. Effortless articulation, spot on miter adjustments, never any binding in the sealed bearings. This tool is by far my favorite tool in my shop. It handles everything I throw at it with ease. I put the laser on it and got the Dewalt stand. At close to a grand all in, it definitely wasn't cheap. Then again, what price do you put on happiness? Because I've never been happier using this saw. (BTW you have to buy the Bosch... » Read More The biggest difference is the way it glides, rails vs 3 sealed bearings. If you cut a lot, go with the this unit. It is a lot more, but you will immediately be glad you did. Effortless articulation, spot on miter adjustments, never any binding in the sealed bearings. This tool is by far my favorite tool in my shop. It handles everything I throw at it with ease. I put the laser on it and got the Dewalt stand. At close to a grand all in, it definitely wasn't cheap. Then again, what price do you put on happiness? Because I've never been happier using this saw. (BTW you have to buy the Bosch laser, the after market lasers are too wide). Good luck with your decision. « Show Less
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Very different products. One is the professional line (designer) and the other is more of the home product. The pro line seems more robust, the battery last longer, and is much closer to the regular corded models. That's the one I would go with.
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Both are the same tool just with some different attachments. All attachments are available for purchase separately. The 2013 has a couple more cutting attachments and the 250 some different sanding do-dads. No difference otherwise. Hope that helps.
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This is from another user and it is correct. DW735X 13" vs DW734 12.5" 22 days ago There are several differences. The 734 is a lower end machine that is like the Delta, Ridgid and several other similar models. It does have three cutters versus two for the other ones, which is a plus. It has a capacity that is 1/2 longer, which is a slight plus. It has a more efficient dust removal system which includes a fan to blow out the dust. It is an overall beefier machine that is designed for more of a semi-pro environment. It also has two feed speeds, which is nice for rough work and for finish work. For me, the biggest plus, and the deciding factor, was that I could buy professional quality carbide knives for the 735. Not that I cut so much wood, but carbide lasts forever and just works so much better than the disposable steel blades. Show Less 22 days ago by Arnie Berger I think you would be happier with the 735 dhildebrand
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I own/use the paintshaver pro and the metabo. I preferred the metabo and my crew of workers used to argue who got to use it. The paintshaver pro is aggressive and will gouge the woodwork. The metabo on any setting never gouged. They strip equally fast, the metabo area needs less prep before paint in my experience. I suggest buying an extra set of blades for either one. Hitting hidden nails dulls them and I've learned the hard way and had to order them and wait for delivery. If I wouldve known i would have bought 2 metabos instead of one paintshaver pro. Oh and also the vaccume you hook it up to makes a big difference also. Hope this review helps your anticipation
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I ordered the pro because I'm using it for my personal training studio. Usually with products, price increase and 1 step up from the original should be considered as a better product. Diameter, sturdiness and material make the difference.
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Nothing. No difference. Also, if you order the pro, you will be charged more and still receive the base model because the pro can't be sold without a prescription. That happened to me and I ended up keeping the standard model out of convenience and the fact that it worked great. Save the money and don't get ripped off. Buy the standard model.
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Pro Tools is audio editing *software,* whereas the PCM D50 is a portable recording device. The D50 records audio. Pro Tools is used to edit audio.
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Since I have both I would say the E-tool is better when it comes to utility. It is more versatile. Given my experience with Gerber though it probably is more durable and higher quality. The e-tool typically lasts me a year and then I have to replace it. I do tend to abuse it though and usually will opt for the cheaper knock-off version as opposed to the branded version which is a little more expensive and is probably better made.
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I believe the 3000 replaces the 300.They have about the same rpm range. The 3000 has a newer design, probably some features I can't really think of right not but mostly the same
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All would be a great purchase; however, make sure that the software that you are using supports the external device that you purchase. Pro-Tools work well maybe better with a ProTools approved devices. I use Apple Logic which works well with Focusrite and Komplete Audio 6.
1980571
The difference is most likely going to be material quality. I use the Vermont American all the time and it does the job right on the spot, like a pro without it that has everything set into muscle memory. They look the same but one is going to last longer than the other, so go by the one that has better reviews by people.
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I bought the pro myself. I wondered the same question before I bought, but decided on the pro for the simple reason I figured the pro would work more heavy duty. Mine works great and I'm happy with the purchase.
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I have not owned the pro so I can't answer. The diamond seems to work fine.
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The best thing to do would be to find the operation manuals for each camera online for free and compare them. After googling "difference between pj790 and nx30" the first link took me to a forum where one user posted the following: "The NX30 differences are the XLR unit and the mic, LPCM audio choice as well as Dolby, bigger battery, full set of cables, full timecode control not just a counter fixed shot/photo button rather than just the photo button. Lot more than $400 !!! It also has 720P60 and not sure if the PJ760 had 720P60." I have not fact checked this. But i own the NX30 and his info is accurate in that regard. I don't know for sure about the pj790v.
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I don't know the difference. If you are wanting cutting tools, stay away fromantic dremel. The sanding discs and other attachments wear out too quickly and are way to expensive.