Other than the length is there a difference bewteen the 8"vs 7.5" version? Which is better? Thanks!
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las dos versiones son muy buenaas, ya que pueden ser manipuladas muy facilmente
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The larger holds more peppercorns. I like the lengthier one, but if it's a pricy difference, go with the smaller. Make sure that both have an adjustable grinder. You want fine and coarse ground pepper.
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The shorter one is brass or stainless (?), the taller copper. They a;ll operate beautifully. I got the copper because it was taller (more pepper), but I wish now that I had chosen the brass. The copper discolors with age; the brass looks like new forever, apparently.
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Hello Brian,Not sure what the difference between the two. The one I bought is fantastic for the price. Very sturdy construction, and is adjustable grind settings. Still going strong.
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Just that it has more storage of Peppercorns,I believe the grinder mechanism is the same
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The 70" inch seems small in comparison to the 80". I've compared them side by side at best buy and there is definitely a huge difference. I say if you really want to go all out, get the 80"! The 70" inch is 2200.00 right now. The 80" is 4000.00. They are matching certain coupons from HH Gregg and the out the door price with tax will be 3500.00. Now that's a deal!
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10" is the blade only. The handle is another 5 1/2". I have both the 8" and 10". I prefer my 8". The 10" is too flexible for me. I bought the 8" over 5 years ago. I'm wondering if the company didn't downgrade the material on the 10". The quality of the 8" 'feels' better to me.
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I think the 8.5" is a great all-purpose size for most age ranges. How do you intend to use it? When I was a kid we occasionally used larger sized balls for 4square, but the 8.5" offers better ball handling / control.
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I own a 12" that I use for DJing at home / small venues and it is amazing thinking on buying the 2nd to have the complete set. I works perfectly with the bluetooth feature and the sound is very good. Here are some recommendations regarding the different sizes, hopefully it helps with the decision.8 inch Fine for speech10 inch Fine for speech, background music and just vocals12 inch Vocals, acoustic guitar, CD player, light keyboards, small/med venues15 inch Anything else.... especially if you are mixing up the bass or kick drum, large venues
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It will fit the 7" but not the 8.9". I have the larger size so I do not use it anymore.
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Robert, I am just about 1/2" taller than you. I think the 8.5 was just right for me. I put it on my 2013 Street Glide and it does a great job. Plus, it is the right size to put the three pocket HD windshield bag on. Hope this helps.
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I do use both the 5" & the 7". The 5" is well suited for preparing salads plus various smaller Japanese treats. The 7" is ideal for slicing large loafs of bread or larger cuts of meat. They both are excellent knives and should last a life time.
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18" works pretty well for most things. 8" would be for fine work like string or lace work. 20+ would be best for things like icing tips or doing large volumes fairly quickly. It's mostly about how often you're willing to fill your bag vs how much you want to hold onto at one time. I find that anything larger than 18-20" is just too big.
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Hi they're good for three plus weeks so now is good. I think you will need 4. 3 fits an 8" well.
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I think the 7" GPS will be OK so far as length but my concern would be with stability,.My 5" falls out of the slot at the slightest touch so your 7" is probably a bit heavier and that may be a problem.
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I have the 7 and find it just right for my needs. It depends on what you're making and your storage space.
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quick answer, nothing. lol. As far as I can tell the only real difference between 5 vs 6 & 7 is the color. I used the trial verstion of 7.0 and I'm sticking with my 5.0 until they make a version with something new.
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The difference between 5 and 8 feet is significant. Can another owner/user weigh in here?
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Both should work. Technically it would use 8in but I'm using 14in and they work just fine for me.
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I have the new one. Co-Worker accidently purchased old one after he saw mine. Old one is thicker, but smaller width and height. The thickness would have been a problem for me to fit into my already bulging laptop case, but I didn't have problems with the height/Width. Coworker would not have been able to fit this new version into his laptop case. I personally think that the image quality, stand, the way that the cable exits the unit, and the speed of the monitor are better and worth the extra money if you can support the size.
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Amy, I asked the VL Customer Service that same question. They haven't replied. I don't think that in the 7" tablets that there isn't much difference except for the design however to be sure, you might have a better chance of getting a relpy than I did by asking the VL people.