What is the difference between 2730 3000 and the 2720 pastemaster 2200? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000...
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The 2730 and the 3000 are actually the same machine and often you will see them advertised as the Lello 2730 3000 pro. It makes up to 3lbs of pasta at a time. The 2720 is the same machine but smaller and makes 2.2 lbs. One major downside of both is the threads on the dies are plastic and often the pressure of the screw pushes the dies off ruining the threads.
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not sure. i have used a lot of 4400's. there seems to be a good supply out there for that. i returned mine and so i cannot test now. This is the one you may need.HP digital pen (with eraser) ( PL800A )
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It says 1800 on mine. I love it so far. I upgraded from a old $40 one. The only thing I don't like is the oven pan's material. It is some sort of non-stick aluminum which I would like to see different.
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There now seem to be at least two different-looking versions of this tool with the same model number available online (both Amazon and elsewhere) and ranging in price from $50 to over $100. For example the video on the Amazon page does the demo with a different tool (about $50) than the one shown above for $100. Which version is the newest most "upgraded" version, and which ones have been sitting in a warehouse? For $100 and claimed to be "upgraded" and engraved, I expect an accurate one first try, no returns or return postage or delays - or I might as well just buy the plastic version. There now seem to be at least two different-looking versions of this tool with the same model number available online (both Amazon and elsewhere) and ranging in price from $50 to over $100. For example the video on the Amazon page does the demo with a different tool (about $50) than the one shown above for $100. Which version is the newest most "upgraded" version, and which ones have been sitting in a warehouse? For $100 and claimed to be "upgraded" and engraved, I expect an accurate one first try, no returns or return postage or delays - or I might as well just buy the... » Read More There now seem to be at least two different-looking versions of this tool with the same model number available online (both Amazon and elsewhere) and ranging in price from $50 to over $100. For example the video on the Amazon page does the demo with a different tool (about $50) than the one shown above for $100. Which version is the newest most "upgraded" version, and which ones have been sitting in a warehouse? For $100 and claimed to be "upgraded" and engraved, I expect an accurate one first try, no returns or return postage or delays - or I might as well just buy the plastic version. « Show Less
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I think the 83250 is just a newer model. I did not see any difference between them,except for the price. I bought the cheaper one.
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I have a 310. I am sure you can check with Epson's Website. With my machine, I prefer the 68 over the 689 because they last lot longer. I always buy Epson because many of the cheap inks are not as good or they are actually remanufactured cartridges. I always buy them on Amazon because they always cost less.
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Since I own both, I compared the two, and found that they are the same size...but I could NOT find the numbers you refer to...the 001 and 060...anywhere on the package. I wondered about the blades, even though they appeared to be the same side-by-side, but looking at the replacement blades on Amazon (AccuSharp 3036-2024 Knife Sharpener Replacement Blades), they are meant for ALL Accusharp products. Aslo, I looked at ConsumerSearch website and both tools are lumped together in a description. I bought both to have one inside the house near where I cook (blue hand guard), and obviously one outside in the garage where the gardening tools are (green hand guard). I LOVE LOVE LOVE this product in the kitchen as it sharpens quickly and very well; I originally bought it because it was recommended by America's Test Kitchen, and I am an aficionado of most anything they do or review or recommend. Now, can I please get back to cooking?
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if so, just buy the 270 one, i think the price difference is due to the package logistic...
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I was using 2065 for a long time and am very satisfied with the result. I never tried 2080 but I guess it shouldn't be a big difference between them as they both are manufactured by Standard Process. You can find the details on Standard Process webside.
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I believe they are both made in China and the only difference I can see is the 22-41471 is black. They both have all the same tools and attachments. I use mine (22-01471) on a daily basis and it is a great tool!
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thank you very much T.sharp, that helped a lot.in my area, I haven't seen any HP 2195m in local stores, maybe I missed it.technically,2195m should better than 2207h, can't believe it's price is better too!. thanks again!
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Hi Bill. I'm pretty sure its 2700K. If you get it and use it in a lamp where its covered, you will not be able to tell the difference between it and an incandesant bulb. Its that good. By the way Philips has a new bulb out now that is similar to this one but without the yellow panels and grooves. You might like it better if you are going to use the bulb where it will be seen when its off. Amazon has it if you're interested. It's 60 watts and you can get it in either 2700K or 5000K. I hope this helps you!
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970 (I had to look) I have the original that's 1000. It's been fabulous though --I wasn't sure which one was even the new one until I looked for you -- they are interchangeable. I bought a knock off brand once and it was terrible. It had maybe 1/4 of the life. This one, as I said I couldn't even tell the difference.
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Suggest you look here. Believe this is #67000. You may need 73000 modelhttp://www.hoguestore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath;=26_517&products;_id=4629
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My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It becomes automatic in your mind after you have done it a couple of times. My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It... » Read More My hubby has the 2240 (gave it to him for Christmas last year) but I think the programming is the same as my 2270d. When you bring up the print command screen (I generally by habbit use Ctl P) - you will either get the option there for two-side printing -OR- press "system printing" and then after enter, select "preferences" which will bring up another menu with 3 catagories across the top. On the second category (advanced) you can set toner saver, and the third category has a box to check next to two-sided printing. Then press apply and OK and you are set to go. It becomes automatic in your mind after you have done it a couple of times. « Show Less
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I own both and the are essentially identical except in one aspect. They are the same size and capacity and made with the same parts and electronic controls. This difference is that the 700, that I bought 9 years ago, included a special KF antimicrobial filter in it that is not mentioned in the new 220. It obviously cut the mfr's cost but has no impact on the softening ability of the unit that I've now owned a few months, running flawlessly. Very easy to install and set-up so long as you provide the in and out plumbing.
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The 6000 will do the job but you will do well with the 5500 or is it 5000 also.