What is the difference in the 600 and the 900 \watt models I see the 600 has a "milling blade" what is that for?
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The milling blade is used to grind things such as spices, nuts & seeds which then can be added with the other ingrediants in your Nutriblast. I advice to add your milled products last since that will allow them to mix in much easier. I hope this helps!
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You can use the milling blade for nuts, flax seed, etc... it grinds it so that it will blend better in smoothies / shakes. I use mine quite often. I also use it to grind coffee beans.
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Milling blade crushes dry ingredients, like seeds, nuts and beans. I use it for flax seed.
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One is more powerful than the other and the milling blade is to grinding ..example cinnamon sticks to cinnamon powder, flax seeds to flax powder and so on
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From what I can see, the 6000 is all plastic, the 6200 is stainless steel. All the other features look the same. I have the 6000 and love it.
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Good question. The booklet that came with the machine says that it is 600 watts and uses 3 - 6 cents per hour. I do hope this information helps you.
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The Watts is a better tool and easier to use. I am very happy with the device. I would recommend.
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Mr. Scholten,Since you represent the mfr, may I suggest you work with Amazon to present this information on the listings for each product. I thought that the 110 might be a replacement for the 100. Your comment explained the single difference.
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I use this in my home kitchen. It could also be used in my restaurant if the need arises. The 700 replaced my Classic because I wanted something with more power. I love it.
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Same maker, same machine...but Nutri has much more powerful motor to crush hard vegetables, seeds, and nuts. 600 watts vs. 250 watts. Nutri also comes with an extractor blade. That's about it for the difference.
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Watts are calculated from voltage and amps. The output wattage would depend on the current (amps) being drawn. If your load is 1 amp, the device will "push out" 120watts. Unless you have something drawing 5 amps all the time, the device won't provide 600watts
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The Artisan model has a larger mixing bowl (5qt) with a handle on it, and a larger motor 350watts. Easier to use than the Classic due to the ergonomics of the bowl, less motor strain when mixing heavy doughs or large batches.
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Couldn't say. I have the 600 Pro as well, but the beater I received doesn't fit - can't even get it on. It doesn't have the proper hole at the top to slide onto the metal attachment holder. They won't give me a full refund because they say it is "factory", but I bought one in the "store" in "KitchenAid" packaging and it works perfectly.
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Actually, I got the 8" sub. It says 600 max. peak, 300 RMS. I'm running a 100 watt continuous power source to and it does fine with no distortion. I don't what it would do with 600W. Have my doubts about that.
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Great Question :) Let me go over the differences real quick. 1. The 7000 has LED bulbs that probably wont ever need replaced. The 6000 has normal bulbs. 2. The 7000 has hospital grade real HEPA filter while the 6000 has the standard HEPA filter. If you have serious allergies the 7000 will be the one that you want to get. If not then the 6000 will be just fine. 3. On board tools. The Main extension wand extends more on the 7000 and on the 7000 all the on board tools have their own spot where they snap onto the back of the vacuum. With the 6000 all the tools are attached to the outside of the main wand. Either way tools on both models are easily used. 4. The 7000 model has the on/off button right where your hand is when your vacuuming. So turning on and off is very simple. The 6000 has the on/off on the body of the vacuum. I hope that helps :) As you can see from the reviews either one is a great as they are a well built vacuum. These vacuums normally retail for 700 so its a good deal and they will last for many years to come. Let us know if you have any other questions :) Thanks Dustin GreatVacs (Seller)
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I would call Woodcraft and ask them. I think it will because its in the 600 series.
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I love the 650, but the difference just appears to be the size and the addition of the broiling rack (which I have not yet used). And of course the price. I have room for the larger model and as I have it on a counter that is in the open, I also bought the cutting board that fits on top of the 650 as the unit gets hot on top when it is on. Given they have the same features and power, it should just come down to the size issue and your available space.
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The answer is I don't know as I do not have the KitchenAid mixer. But, I do know that KitchenAid has a varity of mixers starting with the KitchenAid Classic 75 model with only a 275 watt motor all the way up to the KitchenAid Pro 600 with a 575 watt motor. All require an additional purchase of the grinder attachment. None of these can match the 600 watt power of the SM-G73 Grinder I described above. So, you decide. I hope this helps.
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Sorry, I have an xp800.. From the description, I would guess it would work for the 600 series as well.
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The 590 is a little brighter than the 660 in day light. I sold my 660 before really studying the 590. If you have the 660, it isn't worth the money to upgrade, but if you have neither, I'de go for the 590.