what is the difference between 000 blade and 1??
1961299
The #000 cuts a bit closer to the skin: #000 = .5mm of hair, #1 = 2.4mm of hair.
1961300
If you're looking for EXACT PRECISE AND RIGHT ON THE MONEY calculations look at Gary Darrows answer.It appears he has measured with a dial indicator.
1961301
000 blade shaves off your head close to bald. the 1 i assume would trim higher than the 000
2035930
the omega 9000 is stainless steel, the 1000 is plastic. although the working bits (basket, blade etc.) are steel in both
1618680
It says .010 on the package. The micrometer says the blade thickness is .012 and the kerf thickness is .0165. Hope this helps.
276184
Many differences - weight of A-1 is 30% more than Spyderco Schempp Rock and blade material in A-1 is laminated VG10 vs all VG10 for Spyderco. Blade thickness for A-1 is 1/4-inch, which is 2X thickness of Spyderco Schempp Rock blade. The A-1 blade is convex grind, which provides additional backbone to the cutting edge than the flat grind of the Spyderco. All in all, the A-1 blade would likely hold up to a lot more hard use than the Spyderco.
607185
You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English conversions can take a bit more work ;-) You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English... » Read More You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English conversions can take a bit more work ;-) « Show Less
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Can't say for sure, but i do know that were the handle on the 0100 is shaped that the whole blade will not go all the way in the plastic insert on the Spec Ops. If you try it anyway i would like to know. A 0100 is on my wishlist.
378554
There seems to be no difference so go with price. Please note that neither model has a cutting blade, if that is important to you.
496290
The V 1001 will basically give you 2 sizes of juliene cuts and a thick and thin slice . I have this and find it ample. The V 7000 has an adjuster on it to give you thin, med and thick for each of the blades . Either are great but I find covers all I want to do. So great , quick, easy clean and use it every day and still sharp as day of purchase. If you slice anything acidic say tomatoes rinse immediately as this blunten sooner .
1242621
I agree. The No. 2 blade is just too long, while the No. 1 is just too short... Need like a No. 1.75 or so (4 or 5 mm)
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My understanding is O1 is slightly better and the change was a factory decision. I may be wrong about it but either one is good, outstanding even. I have the Laredo in what I believe is SK5 and a Natchez in O1 and have sharpened both, neither seemed better at sharpeneing or edge retention or wear. Both of mine are shaving sharp and yes I have used them outdoors with no problems just be sensable and don't start whacking on the handles. Both blade steels I highly recommended. The only steel (layered) that I know to be better is the San Mai but the price increase is substantial. I hope this helps you. My understanding is O1 is slightly better and the change was a factory decision. I may be wrong about it but either one is good, outstanding even. I have the Laredo in what I believe is SK5 and a Natchez in O1 and have sharpened both, neither seemed better at sharpeneing or edge retention or wear. Both of mine are shaving sharp and yes I have used them outdoors with no problems just be sensable and don't start whacking on the handles. Both blade steels I highly recommended. The only steel (layered) that I know to be better is the San Mai but the price increase is substantial. I hope this... » Read More My understanding is O1 is slightly better and the change was a factory decision. I may be wrong about it but either one is good, outstanding even. I have the Laredo in what I believe is SK5 and a Natchez in O1 and have sharpened both, neither seemed better at sharpeneing or edge retention or wear. Both of mine are shaving sharp and yes I have used them outdoors with no problems just be sensable and don't start whacking on the handles. Both blade steels I highly recommended. The only steel (layered) that I know to be better is the San Mai but the price increase is substantial. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
2049491
I use a size 00000, 1 & 2 to trim my beard...Works great. The size 00000 brings it down to about a 5 o'clock shadow. The ceramic blade is quite sharp and hasn't needed sharpening in years.
661370
i think the 120 has a more agressive (more coarse) 1st sharpening wheel. i don't remember whick exactly, but unless you use your knives to cut concrete or metal, the 120's not the way to go. sharpening knives (good knives, that is) isn't a ham fisted procedure and i don't think i've used the 1st wheel more than once or twice even on our 130.. but again, i take care of my knives, and TRY to get my wife to do the same..... then about every 2 weeks its a 10 min job to get them all back ready to slice and dice.
1120000
I don't know if there is any difference. However, the serrated blade is essential,so make sure your choice has this. I use mine all the time. It is my favorite garden implement.
417863
thousands? NO IDEA! it's 1/8". Don't waste your money on this machete. Buy a CONDOR MACHETE. You'll be glad you did.
1120002
I only ordered the Nisaku brand one so I don't have this one but I don't think there will be any difference at all. The Nisaku is perfect as others say this one is. I'll probably order another one since they are so useful. If I do I will order this one for comparison if it is still $2.50 cheaper. I ordered my Nisaku through "Japan Tools" handled by Amazon. The description of the other one is wrong at this writing. The length given is shorter but the Nisaku that I received was excactly the the same as the description for this one, 12 1/2' long with a 7 1/4" blade and a tang going into the wood handle 2 1/4". I only ordered the Nisaku brand one so I don't have this one but I don't think there will be any difference at all. The Nisaku is perfect as others say this one is. I'll probably order another one since they are so useful. If I do I will order this one for comparison if it is still $2.50 cheaper. I ordered my Nisaku through "Japan Tools" handled by Amazon. The description of the other one is wrong at this writing. The length given is shorter but the Nisaku that I received was excactly the the same as the description for this one, 12 1/2' long with a 7 1/4" blade and a... » Read More I only ordered the Nisaku brand one so I don't have this one but I don't think there will be any difference at all. The Nisaku is perfect as others say this one is. I'll probably order another one since they are so useful. If I do I will order this one for comparison if it is still $2.50 cheaper. I ordered my Nisaku through "Japan Tools" handled by Amazon. The description of the other one is wrong at this writing. The length given is shorter but the Nisaku that I received was excactly the the same as the description for this one, 12 1/2' long with a 7 1/4" blade and a tang going into the wood handle 2 1/4". « Show Less
1858369
I believe it just has more blades. I'm not sure it makes a difference. I just needed a new blade because mine was dull. This one suits my needs.
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