whats the difference between the 3600-02 and 3600-01? They look Identical. Is it the carbide blade that makes the 3600-02 costs 30.00 more
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I think that the -01 and -02 only pertain to who is selling the tool. Skil only lists a 3600. I know that the product number for the same item is often modified to mean it came from lowes or home depot or wal-mart.
255721
The 3600-02 is new and the 3600-01 is reconditioned. Reconditioned means it was sold new and returned by the customer. Even if they didn't use it, items cannot be sold as new and must be returned to the factory for inspection, repair and repackaging and then sold as reconditioned. In theory, it should be just as good as new. I have purchased reconditioned power tools and have no issues with them.
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)
59924
numbers are related to blade length in centimeters (give or take), this model is made with carbon steel blade (made in france by opinel) that is very easyly sharpened, stainless steel blades (made in sweden by sandvik) are also available, I've had both kinds and they have never dissapointed me...good luck!
779681
i'm pretty sure - but not 100% positive - that i got two blades. hope my memory is right. in case you are not aware you can buy them at any good hardware store - and they're not too pricey. different teeth per inch for different jobs.
135342
I have a Black Blur and a Red Blur. Both are indeed Sandvik 14C28N blade steel. Kershaw also makes this knife (and others) in CPM S30V, an even higher grade steel; that is it holds edge longer and is more corrosion resistant. But have no fear with this Sandvik steel. My experience with it on the Blur and on other USA-made Kershaws--whether coated with DLC or not--continues to be very satisfying. Sandvik or S30V? Add the cost issue and decide. With this knife, as I said, I have two w/ Sandvik 14C28N and am very happy. I would be with one (or 2) w/ S30V.
1459627
As far as I can tell, the only difference is the blade angle. May even be too sharp- just be very careful - the new blades are like razors!
649401
No difference. As far as I can tell. Just a new part number, many Makita tools have had a number change in the last two years.
605307
Actually I own both knives and they are all about the same and will do the job equally. Both are the same size blade same thickness same durability. The only noticeable difference is in the color of the handle. I always have one or the other in my vehicle at all times. It's an extremely useful tool.
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Hello AbbyBoy, Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower parts. Those blades referenced do not replace the 942-04244. The blades you are looking for are the 12956 (Amazon SIN #B0097PENRA). Search using that ASIN # and you should find out listing to confirm these are the ones you're looking for. Hope this helps. AMC Parts Store AMC Parts Store
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I honesty cannot say. I had both. One burned out so I bought the other. As long as we had it we did not dull the blade out. Sorry wish I could be of more help. I can say they are both equal in quality & the motor is as powerful in both. Thanks
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I found this on their site. Looks like a slightly more expensive model for the following bonuses: +Thicker steel stock (.185) +Satin Finish blade +Newly designed longer ergonomic handle with deeper finger grooves +Racy new blade shape with longer cutting edge +Added blade spine rasp for notching, filing, and thumb placement +Injection molded glass reinforced handle scored with grip lines It's also about half an inch longer. A little of that is the blade, most is the handle.
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On one blade is stamped "China." I would doubt seriously if they'd make blades here and send them to China. If, for wherever reason, you want a Buck made in the US, buy the model 301 (pretty sure that's the correct number). Regards, George
1233195
It is quite a bit lighter - i just took my BDM0001 into Sur La Table today to test teh difference. Ended up just replacing the blade on my 0001 vs replacing it with newer version...
1954234
The 780 has all the bells and whistles- 782 doesn't have the light which allows you to see shadow line of the blade where you're cutting. Plus the 780 comes with a 60t blade while the 782 comes with a 32t blade.
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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.
843918
I just returned from out of town and just now looked at the blade. Yes, it really is the 8700 model . . . it says so on the blade. I love it.
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The LU85R010 has a wider kerf, .116", than the D1080X's .98". More meat on the teeth means it can be sharpened more often. Also, the blade plate is thicker. In theory it should vibrate less, giving a smoother cut, but I use both blades and have not noticed any scoring with the thin kerf blade. I like to use the 1080 when working with exotic wood. That little bit of difference in kerf does add up when you pay an arm and a leg for highly figured species. Whichever blade you buy, you won't be disappointed. You can't buy a better blade than Freud for and amount of money. One last thought. If your saw isn't a powerhouse, go for the D1080X. It will take less effort to make the cut. Hope this answered your question. Happy New Year!