how does it compare to hamilton beach or black and decker versions?
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I know this one is easy to operate. I am not familiar with the other brands.
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I've not used the others so can't compare. I've had one for about 3 years and love it. Just bought another for my seasonal home so I don't have to take it back and forth.
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I don't know about the Black & Decker but it's very similar to the Hamilton Beach one. I have one of each.
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I haven't used either one of them. But I can tell you that I've only used it a total of 3 times. Number 1, it takes to long to open then close around the cap. Number 2, 2 out of 3 times it pops off the lid. You think it's lined up well (and it is) before it just pops off of the lid. Number3, The lid can't be larger then a pickle jar. So it's not useful for 1/2 the jars I need help opening. To be honest I just gave up trying. I've gone back to tapping the jar lid on the kitchen table or hitting it around the lid with a heavy spoon. Like most things I bought that was "As seen on TV" it was a waste of my time and Cash. I haven't used either one of them. But I can tell you that I've only used it a total of 3 times. Number 1, it takes to long to open then close around the cap. Number 2, 2 out of 3 times it pops off the lid. You think it's lined up well (and it is) before it just pops off of the lid. Number3, The lid can't be larger then a pickle jar. So it's not useful for 1/2 the jars I need help opening. To be honest I just gave up trying. I've gone back to tapping the jar lid on the kitchen table or hitting it around the lid with a heavy spoon. Like most things I bought that was "As seen on TV"... » Read More I haven't used either one of them. But I can tell you that I've only used it a total of 3 times. Number 1, it takes to long to open then close around the cap. Number 2, 2 out of 3 times it pops off the lid. You think it's lined up well (and it is) before it just pops off of the lid. Number3, The lid can't be larger then a pickle jar. So it's not useful for 1/2 the jars I need help opening. To be honest I just gave up trying. I've gone back to tapping the jar lid on the kitchen table or hitting it around the lid with a heavy spoon. Like most things I bought that was "As seen on TV" it was a waste of my time and Cash. « Show Less
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I haven't used either one of them. But I can tell you that I've only used it a total of 3 times. Number 1, it takes to long to open then close around the cap. Number 2, 2 out of 3 times it pops off the lid. You think it's lined up well (and it is) before it just pops off of the lid. Number3, The lid can't be larger then a pickle jar. So it's not useful for 1/2 the jars I need help opening. To be honest I just gave up trying. I've gone back to tapping the jar lid on the kitchen table or hitting it around the lid with a heavy spoon. Like most things I bought that was "As seen on TV" it was a waste of my time and Cash.
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I have no idea how to compare. I only know that the opener we purchased has been a blessing.No failures and it's opened all types of jars in lieu of using muscle that may stress one out.I had shoulder surgery and this product saved me the embarrassment of telling the wife I couldn't open it.I would imagine that Black and Decker or Hamilton might be more expensive.
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I do not know anything about Hamilton Beach but I do love my Bosch compact mixer. I make bread using this mixer with no problems at all.
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No. Usually Black and Decker has an authorized service store in or near major cities. Shipping makes returning it unpractical due to cost, usually. These kind of things just don't last forever. They are like a cheap "Timex" watch. When they die you just throw them away. If you want one that lasts forever than buy an industrial grade compressor. You always get what you pay for.
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Sorry, I don't have an answer for that one. I would call Black & Decker customer service. Wish I had more info for you.
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I'm sure about the volts but it has been awsome with my mowing. It cuts better than the Black and Decker. Only problem is wheel wobbles and i have heard that before. Otherwise everything else is A plus. I love it , just hope one wheel does not give me a problem.
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Sorry - don't know. I returned mine because the battery smoked on its first or second use. I have learned black and decker no longer makes the unit. Sorry ggod luck
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Hi! Sculpting is a whole different bag of bananas. For less detailed rough work, I still prefer the Black and Decker. It's got more power and does not heat up as much. However, for your intended purpose, I would advise you to look on Amazon for something like the Dremel 4000 6/50 for this reason. The B&D has 3 FIXED speeds that your are locked into which is fine for sharpening, cutting, routing, and the like. But if you are doing fine intricate work where the speed and material removal is critical, I would advise the type of switch on the Dremel which is variable from 5,000 to 35,00 RPM. You can fine tune it so it doesn't bind or grab your work piece. If you go to the Amazon page for the Dremel 4000 and scroll down you'll see an example of fine woodcarving being done with it. If the unit is too big for your hand you can always use the flex shaft. I know it's considerably more money and it will get warm. But when you're investing hours in an endeavor like sculpting you don't want to say "Oh (you fill in the blank)". For your needs...The Dremel is the way to go...It is still cheaper than some of the REAL high end hobbyist rotary carvers. Hope this was helpful.
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generally it is a good buy but as with all black and decker products it is a little hit and miss if you are doing things around the house and need an occasional accessory to do something this is fine but if you are in an industrial environment where you are using it a lot go with something that's more heavy duty and built specifically for what you are doing hope that answers your questions thanks
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I have never had a problem with mine. My old Hamilton beach was another story.
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I don't think that I am the person to answer this question. I would suggest going to the Black and Decker web site and iquiring there. I would think that they could appropriately advise you. Thank you for placing your trust in me. I LOVE the Gizmo!
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I just bought one seems nice quiet- can't speak to longevity yet. Much better than previous Black and Decker Models.
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I've never seen this brand and model at Walmart. I've only seen Black & Decker and Stanley. If my Walmart bought Black and Decker worked that well I wouldn't be here looking at this one. If you see this exact one at Walmart then buy it. Sometimes Walmart will have a different model number of the same brand that is cheaper.
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I had this Toaster for about two month and love it. The model Breville BTAXL 630XL had a plastichousing turning brown from the heat, had it for more than 3 Years and performed excellent in every respect, no difference except for the metal housing and a big difference in price about $100.00
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back in the day we always purchased black & decker (under the cabinet) coffee makers. loved them! this was our first mr. coffee model for the countertop. we've been really pleased. we make 3-pots per day on average and clean the machine once a month. even so...we still only get roughly a year from our m.c. models. my mother gets less than a year using a braun coffee maker (3x the $$ of our m.c.) seems a waste of money? best of luck! cheers, ~ tom
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I can't answer that as it is not one of the models listed here. If you check with Black and Decker directly, they should be able to better answer. I'm sorry!
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I know I'm late.DEWALT brushless motor delivers up to 57% more run time over brushed.XR Li-Ion batteries with fuel gauge provide 33% more capacity over standard packs
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I can answer best by comparing it to a Magic Bullet and our old Black & Decker processor; It is a whisper compared to the Bullet and much quieter than the Black & Decker. Of course, if you are making granola and processing roasted almonds, any processor will be noisy. Overall, the induction motor is very soft.Does that help?