tilt head or not? Which is better?
714048
I vote the tilt head. I have had mine for many years and have used the fixed head model at others' houses and was frankly surprised how little I liked it. I found placing the bowl very difficult on the fixed model and I also don't like having to remove the mixer element to remove the bowl and get access to the bowl for scraping.
323994
Hello, I am sorry but the manufacturer is not sure how much tilt it can have. We do apologize. Thanks
773267
I know in my opinion it works at least 90% better than the nettipot although I am not sure about how much or how little the directionality of the head changes it's effectiveness. I just had to try using it at different angles and found head up and down felt like normal but the tilted head felt like I had a temporary ear infection and only cleared up when I straightened my head and blew my nose.
183981
I'm not sure what you mean about the height being a problem or not. The tilt mechanism does work and I did think it was needed to get just the right angle (personal preference).
912646
It depends on what you are using it for. the both have ups and downs to them. I prefer the angled ones as they can get into some tighter spaces. Hope this helps.
25750
Yes, this version of monopod has a fixed plate, so if you want to tilt a camera, you need to buy a separate head.
737931
My bowl is just like that if yours is the pro where the head moves up and down. Not for a tilt head
488786
answer is same as your last contact....i've never heard that these small office chairs had a tilt adjustment....and this boss chair is the best i've ever had...go for it at it's current price it's a steal.........george
745435
Pans and tilts are very smooth with this head. We use it under a Canon XF300. The secret is to make sure the camera is balanced without any tension, then add in enough tension to make movements comfortable for you. When used in conjunction with a handle mounted controller and a solid tripod, camera shake or vibration is eliminated. This is a good choice and very economical.
1187091
I use mine for bow hunting so the tilt is a nice feature from a tree stand. I only have used the tilt model so I can not give you an honest answer. I suspect that like low line optics some individual units are better than others.
236105
No - there is no tilt but the head is removable allowing it to be held on the wall or set on top of something else.
907616
Hey there. Can you confirm for me that the base on the 750 does "not" tilt? From what I have read the base on the 650 does tilt. Thanks.
1272040
The lift bowl design is more ridged than the tilt head; this allows for a stronger motor and in the case of the Pro 600 and 5+ the use of the spiral dough hook. You only spill batter taking out the bowl if you try to take it out with the beater, whip or hook still in place. If you release the attachment first, you can take out the bowl out with only a slight tilt back and nothing spills. If you lift the head on the tilt head mixer so you can spin off the stuff on the beater, you are asking to get hurt. You could of course do this on the lift bowl mixer by lowering the bowl part way with one hand and controlling the motor with the other, but again, I don't recommend that. Either style of mixer does a very good job. I think that long term, the bowl lift is better than the tilt head. I have both; I use the lift bowl more.
1773008
Yes, it tilts. It has a snapping mechanism and holds it's place well once it's in position. Since this is the case, it's easier to move it with two hands.
719372
Yes, this item can be used without tilting, if you have an LED TV. If you have an LCD TV, it's going to auto tilt just slightly.
217717
I have a tilt-head but the ice cream maker came with instructions for assembly with a bowl-lift design, so YES! :)
766566
This tilts more than it swings out. Better for up/down adjustment than right/left.