Is the Professional model as sturdy as the Executive? I see it says "NEW JOINT - easier, safer, sturdier" here. Does the Professional model have the better hinges?
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WorkEZ Executive & WorkEZ Professional both have the same weight capacity & "sturdiness". We've developed a new joint for WorkEZ Executive that operates like a pen (click to release, rotate, click to lock) designed to simplify setup. WorkEZ Professional uses the original joint adjustment (press, rotate, release). Both joint style work well and are simple & intuitive to use. You can check out more details on our website.
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There is some sag with the arms extended, but it was better than any other system that I tried. As far as as sturdy as the 723, I have only played with them in the stores, and this is as sturdy, and because of it's compact size, I think it is sturdier. If you play with the 723 (found at Home Depot and Lowes), you will see there is some sag, expect less on the compact stand.
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Good morning Dennis; It will definitely fit the Executive. Unsure as to the other models.
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I just bought a new one in 2014. The old reviews complained about plastic linkage parts breaking. The new machine I just received has all steel parts in critical areas. I believe the machine has been redesigned and improved. It is now extremely well built. Make sure we are talking about the 1215 machine as Stamina produces cheaper models.
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I've had the same problem; I got this to replace one that broke. I haven't had it long, but I could tell right away it was better built. the joint is very solid. I expect this one to last. Also love the length!
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This is very easy to assemble with 2 good locks in the front and is very sturdy. I don't know about the ultima but I have read that they are stronger. We have the 3 doors but the way the crate sits in our house we have only used one door. Three may be convenient but not needed for us
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I think it's a great chair for the price. I own two now. Originally, I replaced my home office chair. I liked this model so much that I had one delivered to work to replace the well-used chair provided by my employer. I don't know if it really competes with a Herman Miller (which I had at one job), but it really works well for me.
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Thanks for asking. Most of the Wizard-type products being offered have weak plastic hinge joints which is the cause of many hinge breaks and renders the unit useless. Two years ago we made expensive investments in upgrading our Wizard hinge joints with a plastic material that is steel-like and much less susceptible to the breakage that other Wizard-like product are. Plus we have a one year repair-or-replace warranty and a lifetime warranty on parts. No other seller can make that support claim and mean it. See our reviews for proof. Thank you for your interest. Sincerely, Jose Calero, President, LapWorks, Inc. Thanks for asking. Most of the Wizard-type products being offered have weak plastic hinge joints which is the cause of many hinge breaks and renders the unit useless. Two years ago we made expensive investments in upgrading our Wizard hinge joints with a plastic material that is steel-like and much less susceptible to the breakage that other Wizard-like product are. Plus we have a one year repair-or-replace warranty and a lifetime warranty on parts. No other seller can make that support claim and mean it. See our reviews for proof. Thank you for your interest. Sincerely, Jose Calero,... » Read More Thanks for asking. Most of the Wizard-type products being offered have weak plastic hinge joints which is the cause of many hinge breaks and renders the unit useless. Two years ago we made expensive investments in upgrading our Wizard hinge joints with a plastic material that is steel-like and much less susceptible to the breakage that other Wizard-like product are. Plus we have a one year repair-or-replace warranty and a lifetime warranty on parts. No other seller can make that support claim and mean it. See our reviews for proof. Thank you for your interest. Sincerely, Jose Calero, President, LapWorks, Inc. « Show Less
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Hi! We are a similar size. I love my obus forme! Have had it for at least a half dozen years and it has saved me many times over from unbearable back pain due to poorly designed chairs, seats, work stress etc. My new PT approved it and noticed that I am wearing out a part of it due to my spinal curvature and my tendency to lean my weight to one side. So do get support for your office and travel, but also be sure to check in with a PT if you have chronic issues.
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The Professional is made from aluminized steel, and is more durable. I believe this one is aluminum construction. Both are non-stick coated.
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As a person who is handicapped with Parkinson Disease I find the Presto 06620 skillet is easy to handle and I also have problems with dexterity in my hands.I think the one with the glass lid has it's advantages. I like the one with the solid lid.
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The hinge does eventually wear out over time. At best you'll get maybe a couple months out of the case and have to replace it. I'm already looking to replace mine in less than a year, might look at a different brand and hope it lasts.
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Pretty sure it's the "small" ones. I use the "large" in my old Tinker, and it's a standard sized folder knife. The Executive is built on the smaller frame, which is why I think the "small" size would be the way to go for you.
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Okay, having owned both the retail and the business versions, here's the difference: labeling and durability. Seriously, that's it. The retail version has a bunch of labels on the sides and bottom of keys (e.g "cut" is on the side of the X key), while the business version doesn't have it. The other difference is a slight durability difference; the business version has a slightly stronger build on its functional (control, alt, windows, etc.) keys because business people tend to do more macros. That's it. That being said, I'm on my third 4000 keyboard in six years, and the only reason why is because I wore out one and my wife accidentally spilled something on the second. These keyboards run great and anyone who says they're trash, I believe, is mistaken.
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I have both - personally. I prefer the AE. It does not fold though. The OE does.
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It's more than outside and inside. It is a combination of hinge location and handle location. This product has a helpful diagram as one of the product photos.
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We ordered the Professional, but received the everyday model. We reordered and the same unit came, so we just returned the unit. Sorry, but I have no answer for you as to compare of the two.