what is the difference between the bioflex and carbon flex?
552735
Don't know but the carbon flex is the best one I've used by far. It takes quite a beating in krav maga but I still got 2 kids so it's protecting well.
1020236
Regular flex...not stiff, not senior. I would have preferred stiff flex but it wasn't available.
1477244
I have never used a flex shaft but I can tell you this dremel is very easy to maneuver in your hand, sorry I couldn't be of more help.
902370
Hi Clyde,Yes,for sure it has flex,I fish tthe great lakes,salmon here get that big,and I love it,especially for the price.I bought 2,now looking for more.
657263
Not real familiar with Perform, but on researching looks like they are very similar. I like Biofreeze because it works well and once absorbed is virtually greaseless and works quite well
871509
They discontinued the Fitbit Flex as far as I know. I think the difference is the design but it pretty much does the same.
2049588
definitely go with flex 2 I'm around 140 and got flex 2 and i wouldnt want the board to be any more flexible than it already is. For you i think the choice is more between flex 1 or flex 2 and if you want the more flexible feel of the 2 i would say flex 2 all the way
201719
It's aluminium. The carbon fiber is more expensive. I love mine (aluminium).
1225985
I have the SX, the difference between the SX and CX is the blade (SX has combo blade) and the CX has the Carbon Fiber frame. I carry it every day and have the replaceable bit set to go along with it. It's like having a small toolbox in my pocket.
34970
Hi Cory,Both have same thickness. I see a video from youtube and I think that they are the same product.
577183
The carbon blade is a bit thicker but will tend to rust if not cared for properly. Stainless steel has a bit thinner blade. Stainless steel will take much more abuse without rusting, but... it is not impervious to rust if terribly mishandled. Carbon steel has been known to take a keener edge than stainless also. Hope this helps.
837066
On the purchase page the shaft specs are listed. My particular specs may be different depending on which flex is purchased
1089386
Flex refers to a blade that bends more easily to assist in delicate tasks like deboning fish or chicken. Semi-stiff is more rigid and better suited to heavier cutting tasks like working with beef, pork and most game. Both are good, provided you get the one that best suits your needs, eg., more flexible blades tend to need more maintenance to keep a fine edge if used for heavier cutting tasks and can, to inexperienced hands, be more dangerous to use since the blade, through flexing, moves both vertically and side to side.
1437880
This particular board is stiff enough. Not much "Flex" at all with normal pressure There is a very minimum amount of flex, but it depends on the thickness of the Copper clad PC board you order.
2146638
I think yes, it's carbon fiber is extremely strong and has a unique resistance to flexing and an unparalleled weightless feel. I have not physically compared the aluminum side by side with the carbon, but I have fired both.
20152
The carbon fiber tank is much lighter and you can get a 4500 psi capacity tank. Aluminum tanks only come in 3000 psi.
1493326
Bought this for my daughter who probably weighs a little more than that. I don't know what flex is so I can't specifically answer. She loves this board though