I need a head that will pan smoothly not jerky. Will this product do that?
444776
Once you understand how to use the tripod, including how to mount the camera on the panhead (there is a right way and there is a wrong way, both possible to do), in my view it works just fine.
444777
as long as you are carefull... its not a fluid head, but it is a real good standard head.. Depends on how smooth & consistent U need to be
444778
No,I have not had a single problem with jerky motion at all....beautiful sturdy tripod.
75789
It seems to get smoother the more I use it. I have a fry pan that felt rough also when I purchased it, and its smoother now.
1728867
it works well for pancakes, but i doubt that heavy viscosity fluids would pass easily. there is a professional model for about $100 that would work.
1238915
I just got mine, so I'm hoping it works itself out ... but while it is very smooth during the motion, it is NOT smooth at all from a dead still start. It always jerks if the head has been setting for more than 5 or so seconds ... no matter how loose the screws.
27828
I have peeled mangoes with it! I know what you mean about the rotation. NO. If it did this thing would take off your skin on a regular basis. It should say pivot rather than swivel. Like a woman's razor, you want the head to pivot a little, but definitely not swivel!
715716
Absolutely NOT...It should be smooth and the basket handle should be sturdy,mine falls off at the handdle and is a real burn danger. Send it back, as I wish I had. It is the poorest design foran appliance I have seen only in electrolux overpriced large appliances. I vote it a piece of junk...
1105324
Hi Vinny R, The head is semi soft alittle more firm. Buy just one if you can get it, just to try it out. The dual head brushes up & down & in between your teeth. I hope this helps. Have a great evening. V'Netta.
1946839
I don't believe that it would work well that way. It's designed to be center when used and the head does move side to side and up and down ,but not much.
1072007
No reason you can't, but it won't have beautiful char lines, and you would want to grease the pan first.
1525606
No, your hair won't get caught up in the plates. It's so smooth won't don't feel it pulling your hair at all.
126963
Yes it will. I used it to make cinnamon schnapps and it takes a little extra stirring, but it will disperse pretty quickly.
1544177
I would think so. Haven't tried mincing except nuts and you would keep pulsing it until you get the texture you want. Love my bosch Universal Plus and the attachments. Just made an Ultimate chocolate chip cookie, oreo, brownie bars. Yum. What breeze with this machine.
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The outside of mine is not as smoothly machined as the inside, true, but it's nowhere near as rough as a vegetable grater. My dish brush drags a bit, but tha's all. There is a Japanese compant that makes a stainless colander that glossy smooth inside and out, but it has no legs, and costs about $120. I'll take my RSVP, especially since the side the food touches IS smooth.
1584896
No a comealong or powerwinch would be better for that job. Hope this helps!
1537083
It's not completely smooth--it sort of has an subtle texture, but very subtle. I use it to roll out cookies, pie crust, etc.
1073718
My experience is thatthat it does a wonderful job off smooth nut butter. Lots of videos demonstrating that very thing.Bob
1457089
I don't think grinding would be appropriate....unless you are making nut butter.....Mine seems quiet compared to the whine of my Hamilton Beach...which I also loved.