What's the difference between this product and the "Seki Edge Stainless Steel Toenail Clipper"?
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I own both and think the other does a better job cutting nails (sharper blades), but this product has a nail catcher (the white plastic around it). My nails are tough to cut, so I appreciate the better blades on the other one, but this one work well, too.
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These toe nail clippers are sold at random prices by a lot of sellers. (I've seen prices in the $60-$70 range)! Mine are marked UPC: 885410881124 Item model number: SS-102What is the UPC & model of the other "Seki Edge Stainless Steel Toenail Clipper" you are looking at?
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For one thing, according to the Hida Tool Co, the Seki Edge Deluxe Toe Nail Clipper (SS-102) has a Chrome-coated carbon steel cutting blade, whereas the Seki Edge Stainless Steel Toe Nail Clipper (SE-2/SS-107) has a tempered stainless steel blade. Also, as of Nov 9, 2014 on Amazon, the Deluxe (SS-102) cost $9.70 but the SE-2/SS-107 cost $17.
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The Clyppi Toenail Clipper has just been launched! You can buy one here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J7Q1AV6
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I'm not sure if there is a difference. I bought Duri Rejuvacote Nail Growth System that cost $7.85 and it really works. I had thin and splitting nail before I started using it but very strong and growing nails now. I think the one that I bought had over 300 reviews and the majority of the reviews were good. It's worth the money if you have problem nails and want great improvement.
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To be honest there is not much difference. The turbo has a bit more power. These clippers are more reliable than most. I own 6 4-legged children that need clipping and these clippers have lasted more than a year. Just wish the blades would last that long.
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It seems to be a branded version of the Tweezerman clipper (http://www.amazon.com/Tweezerman-Folding-Nail-Clipper-Case/dp/B000G647YS), which is made in Korea.
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I wouldn't really recommend it. They have a distinctive curve, whereas toenail clippers are more straight across.
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not sure of the difference between the two. But I can say that the Clipper I purchased is definitely not meant for extended use. If you plan to use it to shave dogs or do more than one haircut you might want to look into one of the more expensive models. For me this one works perfect I don't even ever have to use the turbo setting I just shave my head every 3 or 4 days so my Clippers don't see much abuse. One thing I've noticed is that if you do use the turbo setting it tends to get hot really fast. Good enough for my needs.
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"Spyder edge" is a marketing term for the spyderco serration pattern. This should be the serrated version. I'd recommend the serrated version for h1 steel, as the grinding performed to create the serrations actually compresses and strengthens this type of metal, and it will stay sharper longer compared with the non serrated version
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It does look very similar. Either way they are good clippers. The nail cleaner isn't thin enough to do much. Other than that they are the sharpest ones I have and I have the seki's and dovo German ones too.
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I am an owner, not a merchant. I have the first version which is green and the latest model is blue. I've examined the blue version and cannot find a significant difference between the two, other than cosmetic. I've been using mine a few years and it works great, assuming it is set up correctly with a good blade. The current price shown in the Amazon add is about $100 more than I paid but, that was a few years ago and I didn't get free shipping so, you might want to look at all costs involved.
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Yes I would think so. They are built the same only the one for toes is larger. I bought them both because they are stainless steel and will not rust like the chrome plated. Rusty cutting edges are not sharp.
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Sorry I have no idea. I have two styles of the cordless clippers but not that one.
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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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No, Roberta, it is not. It's the same as a hand clipper, only with a longer handle. I have a small yard, and I prefer it over a week-eater, because it doesn't toss the clippings all over and into the rocks. It's also nice for light trimming in higher places.
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Carla,"FC" is for Clipped head nails"FR" is for round head nailsThe new nail guns will work with both based on the angle of the nails in the strips.Hope this helps.
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I have no basis of comparison. But for what it's worth, The Wahl 84900 continues to work very well for my wife (who has cut my hair for 50+ years) and myself. It replaced a very, very old Wahl. I have "normal length", old fashioned parted hair that gets cut about every 3 weeks. We do not use the clip-on attachments.
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I only own this one. So i do not know for sure. However my assumption would be that this one costs more because the handle is more eye appealing and the brush knot is larger (more bristles) (thicker and fuller), etc.