What is the difference between these cutting pads and cutting pads extended .
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The extended pads are the same, just longer. You can put more dies on them to cut at one time. also, there are some dies that need the longer cutting pad. Usually the extended pads need the extended accessories to use them with varying machines. the 8 x 6 are the standard size
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Chris, I have not yet used them although I did make a purchase just in case as a result of some surgery that I had. However, I did some research and was told that the pads start off at 3 1/2 inches wide and graduate up to 8 inches wide. They are each 10 inches long. Hope that this helps you! Hope you enjoy a good week!
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I've used this one for years. the only difference between the two is just the width of the blade. I have always just switched between the two.
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Hi Dennis,Sorry, I can't answer your question specifically. I sent my owner's manual and even my old used blades to the new buyer. I do remember that the blades had small, notched extensions on both ends so that they could be positioned precisely in the cutting head. So, the overall length, with the extension tabs, was something more than 13". When I'm in my shop tomorrow, I will look for the Amazon packing slip to help ID the blades I bought there.Walt Davis
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I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a good pair of shears would do just as well. I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a... » Read More I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a good pair of shears would do just as well. « Show Less
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I don't know for sure, but they are probably proprietary to the brand. A google search on this company would probably be the best way to get an answer to your inquiry. However, I've been using mine for several months on an almost daily basis and they don't show any signs of dulling yet. I think it would probably be cheaper to replace the entire cutter if it gets dull; it is not very expensive. I hope this helps you.
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This was an answer to this very question from one of their customer service reps via email... "Thank you for contacting Ab Carver! The difference in these two products comes from a little more stability in the handles for the Ab Carver Pro and the knee pads are better cushioned. The design and function of the products are generally the same so you will achieve the same goal no matter what you choose."
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They are an assortment of sizes. The medium sized pads are about 1.5x3. Those are the ones I use most. The long strip is about 1.5x12
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The pads get less sticky over time and are easier to use. I use mine a long time so I even wet the area where I want to apply them. I have no problems with the machine.
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Cal, The only ones I use are 3". The 1/16" ones last longer, but I use 1/32" because they cut faster. Napa has them.
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Power blade has an extra single blade on the back for trimming. Also glide strips are different. May also be different angle blades.
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When I bought my pads, there were 3 kinds. A scrubbing pad, a polish pad and a buffing pad. You shouldnuse the scrubbing pad. It is kind of rough and fibrous. It is for scrubbing/cleaning. The other two are for polishing. The cleaning/scrubbing ones are either green or brown in color. The polish pads are either grey or white.
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I don't know about those models. I looked at the shape of the pads before I ordered mine and they were exactly like the ones I previouslky had.
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i think it's a newer model w/a slightly shorter blade. i also went to their site f/comparison before purchasing. either way, you cannot to wrong w/these shears. it's battery lasts forever as you don't have to recharge often. cleanup is easy & if you purchase the extension arm, edging is a breeze. this is the best shears i've purchased.
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Hi The model I bought was the SF-147 which they don't seem to make any longer, however, I just checked out the SF-150 and the pads appear to be identical. The extra pads that I ordered are exactly the same as the ones that came with the machine. I hope this helps.
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You have a choice to purchase one or two pads. I purchased the 2 pack and one pad is 30x32 while the 2nd pad is a bit smaller. I cannot answer their reason for measurements being different, but this is the best training pad I have ever used. Easy to wash and dry. Puppy went straight to it. I would suggest buying more than one just for the reason puppies have accidents from time to time and better to have the extra on hand.
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Honestly I would say not to cut because of what it is. Some people cut em up but ALSO have seen people's who cut them up and they dont seem to work as good. But this is just my opinion, love these pads!