Is the 2014 "50 Years" handle inlay on the 110 which ships directly from Amazon?
1298807
No. There is nothing on the handle. The blade has the anvil with 50 stamped inside it.
1298808
I purchased mine on 3/9 from Amazon as the seller and it has both the emblem on the handle and the 50/anvil stamping on the blade base.
1298809
The one I ordered from Bucks Knives that shipped directly from DLT Trading indeed did have the 50th anniversary on the handle. I ordered it September 2014.
1298810
Well, they shouldn't be using that photo to sell the knife if it's not the one you get. I want that particular version and it shouldn't be like playing the lottery when buying a knife.
2006672
I spoke to a CSR at Leatherman last night who assured me that they would begin shipping product to Amazon next week, and Amazon should be able to ship the product the following week. Sounds like mid Feb to me....Anyone hear otherwise?
2012066
I do not know if this is new, but that price tells me it is used. However, I can order u it in classic black handle direct from the factory.
1046066
Shipping for this knife is provided by Amazon so I would defer to them regarding shipping and wait times. If you have a Prime membership its generally free 2-day shipping.
77873
It has a USA sticker on the package, my guess would be Portland, OR as that is where they say most of their product line is designed and engineered. Lifetime warranty though, so even if it were China or something you can get it replaced. Mines been through a LOT in a year, no damage on it yet.I sharpened a couple times as needed.
1275132
I got mine directly from Amazon within the last month and it shipped with PT 10 & 11. Here's one thing to note - the software packaging inside didnt say PRO TOOLS 11 or anything like that. It's includes an iLok2 USB drive and directions on how to create and Avid/Digidesign online account. Once you log in to your account you input your software registration number and it will tell you that you have Pro Tools 10 and 11. This is how it worked for me (pretty quick, with the exception of the OS change). Hope that helps!
1806370
well, unfortunately, i dunno the difference between the two. i own the 70711. it's been great except for the included blade, prolly should have gotten a new/better one at the start and leave the included one as spare. The only real complaint i have is the rotating table, and the 0 point on it is not equivalent between a rotation to the right and the rotation to the left. I had to learn where the 0 was when i turned it. This is a simple and efficient tool for cutting some items for small jobs. If you need "exacting" quality, i would look elsewhere. GREAT for the price. Would imagine a slightly "newer" model might be better? Sorry, cannot comment on the 70716.
690693
Yes, it is the exact same model (CM-1850). However, the only delivery option they have is curbside truck shipping and a delivery appointment is required. That sounds quite expensive to me (definitely more than the shipping cost here on Amazon), as well as a hassle. It would be nice if Home Depot allowed you to pick one up in their stores and avoid delivery altogether, but their website states that it is "sold online only."
1978183
They are identical except for the handle design. 830862 is older and has the textured finish on the entire titanium piece, whereas the 831154 is newer and has the textured finish only halfway across. Some say the new design leaves a sharp edge where the texture stops, but I've been using mine for almost 3 months and no issues. Just decide which look you prefer
1660466
When I ordered from amazon I got a 110/60. Don't know if they have the other.
466868
There is a new part number for the 2014 model, 22969090 for the 110 volt, and 22969092 for the 220 volt version. Both are available from Quirk.
984060
Mine came today (6/28) with v. 2008. Amazon must have mixed stock, or possibly it depends on which warehouse ships to you. I'm in St. Louis if that helps anyone...
911702
The side pictured has "Ka-bar" and "Olean, NY." stamped on it, but the opposing side has "U.S.A." with "1211" stamped underneath it. I just uploaded some pictures so you can get a better look. They are the ones with a wood grain table in the background. Remember that this 1095 carbon will rust, as it is not a stainless steel. Mine rusted within a few hours of sharpening. In the picture, you will see that I have it oiled pretty good.
2242277
If what you receive looks like the model shown here, then, no, it is not the most recent version. The best way to ensure that you get a 2013 version is to order directly from Everlast. I believe that when you order through Amazon, the welders are drop shipped from Everlast itself anyway, so it may be that Amazon has simply not updated its image, but to be absolutely certain, a quick call to Everlast should sort the issue out. I personally would rather guarantee that I got a 2013 version since there were quite a few small improvements made since the model shown here.
37794
If you don't mind spending the extra $50 I would go with the stainless steel model. I've owned my E210 for about five years and I've noticed the porcelain is not hold up. I live in Wisconsin.
1004396
Yes, that one is, and probably because they often just use file-folder shots for Amazon ads. In my reviews of the saw (on a couple of woodworking sites) I used photos of my own saw, which I have modified considerably. The main mods were the installation of a non-collapsible support at the rear to handle longer boards being ripped and a zero-clearance throat plate for 90-degree cuts. I also stiffened up the dust port outlet and replaced all of the plastic knobs with solid wood knobs that I made myself. I also installed a second, paddle-type on-off switch on the right side of the saw for convenience sake. Not only is the 4500 different from the 2400, but the stand is, too. The 4510 has a superb zero-gravity stand (similar to the Bosch jobsite saw stand), and has a riving knife (instead of a simple splitter). The motors are probably the same (the same as that of the 1290 sliding-compound miter saw, too, but with different drive arrangements, of course), but the fence may be the same already quite good one. I think that either saw would work just fine, but of course only the 4510 can be obtained new. A decent, used 2400 unit would probably do the job as well, and should cost less, too. Howard
1746371
The one we ordered from Amazon partner-seller "surgicalonline" [in fact sent from Zulco Int'l. Inc. of Deer Park, NY] has only "STAINLESS PAKISTAN" and "AUTOCLAVABLE 143C/290F" molded in the plastic handle, with no trademark. It is a very low quality item that not only cuts poorly but has rough die-sheared edges on the steel near the handle. The coating is so thin the steel shows through in places. It's a real piece of junk.