Why is the 8.5x11 cheaper than the 8x10?
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Not sure, but I had troubling finding 8X10 paper in two camera stores in St. Louis with no luck--they said 8X10 wasn't standard.
505797
I'm with YellowBug... I could have bought the 10 but I prefer the size of the 8. Sure, the bigger size gives you a larger image to manipulate, but the resolution on the 8 is really quite impressive.
1847911
I don't believe there is any difference. The cheaper price is probably due to the high sales volume Amazon generates for them.
820688
That does seem a bit high for the list and selling price. The 24x18x2.25 is only $76.57 right now, which is cheaper than the 20x15. Go for that.
689253
I'm not sure why the price differences. I use mine for all my Scandinavian cookie baking and pie crusts. I love the board.
838629
No 10x10 only. Its worth getting the 10x10. This mesh wall kit is great. I've had mine fore 2 years now and its still holding up great. I use it a lot.
1729799
5x7 = 11 oz 6x8 = 1lb 2 oz 8x10 = 1lb 11oz 10x12 = 2lb 9 oz 12x16 = 3lb 13oz I got these from the equinox website.
1673441
Looks like the price for the 8 pack. Select the size option and it gives you a more accurate pricing list.
1057668
Hello Larry, i checked the #11 and i do not find any difference, mines work very good and it is upgradeable. i hope i helped you..
134074
The 9 and 8 inch is one sale on Kaiser.com for $17_$19 on clearence. I got my 12 inch on Amazon when it was $24 .
1119414
If the 8- and 10-inch knives are both made in Switzerland, why are they significantly cheaper to buy in the States?
1897699
the 110500 is the one to buy if you will be using 2x12 lumber-the 0700500 is for 2x8 lumber. I opted for the wider 2x12 kit and like it.
1271216
When i bought the memories the cost of 16gb was cheaper than the single memory of 8gb x 2 units. There are not more reasons
432242
I had discrepancies about this same issue. I'm sure you've probably made your decision already, but in the end, it's money well spent to get the larger size. As my friend who has this size told me, you have to zoom in to get into any aspect of detail where as with the larger size it's easy no matter the zoom level of what you're working on. I recently had to replace my 6x8 and nearly went for the smaller size... but in the end, if you look around (not on amazon, try google's market search) it's worth the extra investment for a larger size.
373886
I have only tried 8x10 but I see no reason why it should not. Go online to Xerox and put in model number--all info should be available.
967461
Hi: I have an Epson R2000 printer for photographs and the Ultra Premium is my favorite paper. I would buy the 8 1/2 x 11 for an 8 x 10 picture because I would be matting it to go in a frame. If you just want to put a picture in a frame without matting you could use 8 x 10. I personally wouldn't do that. I tend to do a lot of 16 x 20 frames, so then the paper I use is the Ultra 13 x 19. It gives me a great 12 x 16 picture. This is the Ultra size I use the most. I think it's always good to have a little play with the paper so that's why I recommend the 8 1/2 x 11 for the 8 x 10 picture. Hope that helps.
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I have never had the 8x20, so I cannot give you an accurate comparison. I can say that I really like the 10x25, and that the reason I chose it over the 8x20 is the higher power and larger viewing area of the 10x25.