How does this compare to the Devilbiss starting line? I know it's twice the price.
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I painted/primed a truck and trailer no problem,clean up easy,give you everything you need to start shooting.I don't anticipate having to ever buy another set,as long as you take care of them and clean them immediately after use should last forever,just not that much to them, they are well built
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I don't no because i have not used devilbiss but from hvlp i can tell you that it is awesom i purchased two one for my uncle and the other for me.
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The D2 definitely gives you the bang for the absolute best price. It sounds clean and Im completely satisfied with mine thus far.
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I can't comment on the 316 since I never used it. I have Global, Shun and Calphalon Katana series knives. I've use the 315 on each. The edges are extremely sharp. I've only sharpened and polished each knife at least once but no more than twice in a years time. All I can say is that this works, the edges keep and I've had no problems. Read the instructions several times before starting as it is important to follow the process as stated.
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The real deal is the hyrdraulic one, yes its about 500$, but it comes with 7 dies. The dies are expensive, like 75-100 ea, so that pays for the unit and more. I have this one but I am thinking of selling and getting the hydraulic one because I need more dies.
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My parents had the lower priced alternative. We really liked it, so we bought one for our family. I chose the more expensive one because it seemed to have a more powerful and more importantly, quieter motor. It also seemed like the more expensive one was a little bit more heavy duty and would last longer. Hope this helps. Either way, you will be happy with the result. So good.
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Thank you! That's what I needed to know.I have gone ahead and bought the Cowen D2....finally! It's been hours of research but you were so helpful! I never heard of Cowen until I read your postings this morning. I'm very excited!
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Wal-mart (NH) for around 10 bucks and it comes with a replacement electronic starter. Caution!! be very precise lining up the wick line with the base or you will have to do it over. I Had to do the process 3 times to get it just right. Not hard to do but trying to align a kerosene soaked wick is pretty messy! Love the heater and being very warm while using it. Fuel use is not what it says on the box roughly 4 - 5 hours a gallon not the nine stated on the box.
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Does anyone know how this one compares to the dirt devil dynamite in performance i am looking at both ? Thanks so much for your feedback, sandy...
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im torn between them as well. was going for the bar32 because the listed price was higher so assumed better quality but i've been to the DeLonghi website and they are both for $99. so i wonder where did that $210 came from? lol . but i think im still going for the BAR32 though.. just like it better i guess...
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This is a great starter. I do a lot of fishing and i must have 100 starts on it this summer and it's as strong as the day i installed it. I hope this helps .
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Thanks! Exactly what I needed to know. Was debating between this and the half-moon edger.
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It is not any better, they are both excellent products. Give them both a try is my recommendation.
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I've only owned the Sevylor so I no basis for comparison. Sorry! The Sevylor is great, though.
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Hey there! I still consider myself a beginner in this smoking arena, and still experimenting. But YES! The Bradley performs optimally. I haven't cooked salmon right yet, but on my tri-tip, brisket, and st louis spare ribs, the bark produced was MOUTH WATERING. If you are already an experienced smoker - and I am not - you will be able to produce great bark. I like the bisquette for the Bradley too. They do each burn for about 20-minutes as reported. Overall, a great experience. I will add I have the Weber Genesis propane grill. Weber makes an excellent product. So, it really boils down to personal preference, but the Bradley allows me to "set it and forget it" until it's time to eat! Hey there! I still consider myself a beginner in this smoking arena, and still experimenting. But YES! The Bradley performs optimally. I haven't cooked salmon right yet, but on my tri-tip, brisket, and st louis spare ribs, the bark produced was MOUTH WATERING. If you are already an experienced smoker - and I am not - you will be able to produce great bark. I like the bisquette for the Bradley too. They do each burn for about 20-minutes as reported. Overall, a great experience. I will add I have the Weber Genesis propane grill. Weber makes an excellent product. So, it really boils down to... » Read More Hey there! I still consider myself a beginner in this smoking arena, and still experimenting. But YES! The Bradley performs optimally. I haven't cooked salmon right yet, but on my tri-tip, brisket, and st louis spare ribs, the bark produced was MOUTH WATERING. If you are already an experienced smoker - and I am not - you will be able to produce great bark. I like the bisquette for the Bradley too. They do each burn for about 20-minutes as reported. Overall, a great experience. I will add I have the Weber Genesis propane grill. Weber makes an excellent product. So, it really boils down to personal preference, but the Bradley allows me to "set it and forget it" until it's time to eat! « Show Less
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I have not, thought it was more expensive because it was digital. I actually went back to Izunami irons, have used them for years but bought the HSI out of curiosity. Fine iron, no issues but decided to stick with the Izunami, I like the ITC 450.
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I'd go with this over the monster pro. I have this for our studio and I have seen furman everywhere I go. The monster is over priced and It did not review as well as the furman. I looked into it as well. It looks impressive but I think that is what your buying
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I use mine occasionally. There are now DOZENS of competitors on the market. I have not compared mine with less expensive options. The foxLV2 does remain a very well constructed unit.