Is the "Continental bead" the same as the "Emerson" pattern or different?
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Sorry, I don't know that pattern. The continental is a very solid, typical bead style. Not hammered but glossy. The flatware is large in size and hefty in weight. My husband loves it. It is fairly large for a woman's hand. It looks as advertised in the picture except for the larger size.
5834
Hello. Yes, it is the same one. It is a very good tool. I really recomend it.
112404
Since the back part is adjustable, you do not need to know the size. Really nice for beading since it slants. The hardest part for me was getting the thread on but it gets easier each time. Getting ready to make another bracelet shortly. I make the bracelets from Beadshop.com. If you look at the new videos there is one that talks about looming.
278055
Similar, I was using the Rockler dovetail jig. It's almost identical to P-C's.
1227926
This is not 18/10. The original pattern was called simply Crescendo and *was* 18/10 - I have a set and each piece is marked as such. This is 18 chrome (or 18/0) - there is no nickel in the alloy like the original. There is a slightly different color and feel to the set. They renamed the pattern Crescendo II because it is no longer 18/10. Check the R&B; website and it will confirm that they now consider Crescendo II "casual flatware" and it is now made with "18 chrome". If a seller does not specifically state that the set is 18/10 (meaning that they have an older, original set) then you should assume that it is 18/0. This is not 18/10. The original pattern was called simply Crescendo and *was* 18/10 - I have a set and each piece is marked as such. This is 18 chrome (or 18/0) - there is no nickel in the alloy like the original. There is a slightly different color and feel to the set. They renamed the pattern Crescendo II because it is no longer 18/10. Check the R&B; website and it will confirm that they now consider Crescendo II "casual flatware" and it is now made with "18 chrome". If a seller does not specifically state that the set is 18/10 (meaning that they have an older, original... » Read More This is not 18/10. The original pattern was called simply Crescendo and *was* 18/10 - I have a set and each piece is marked as such. This is 18 chrome (or 18/0) - there is no nickel in the alloy like the original. There is a slightly different color and feel to the set. They renamed the pattern Crescendo II because it is no longer 18/10. Check the R&B; website and it will confirm that they now consider Crescendo II "casual flatware" and it is now made with "18 chrome". If a seller does not specifically state that the set is 18/10 (meaning that they have an older, original set) then you should assume that it is 18/0. « Show Less
1998656
The tips aren't really different shapes per se, but are differ size round tips, which you can do tons of things with, the shapes are all circles though. I use the fine one to make little feather designs and they come out greatþ.
785626
It is the same pattern, but the cups are larger and the plates are slightly thicker. We use them together and have not had anyone notice a difference unless you are looking closely. I actually prefer the new thickness.
654810
Good question. Nobody seems to know. I ordered a BCC and received a BC and the seller claimed there was no difference and actually was unaware of a BCC version. I noticed that the BCC descriptions claimed stainless steel, but BC did not. I was afraid BC stood for "brushed chrome". However, when i received the BC version, it is stainless, and says so on the box. I did look into it and found some references to the BCC version being one that complied with Canadian safety standards. Maybe why there's an extra C? Regardless, we've had the BC for a few weeks now and love it. We had an older version Cuisinart grind and brew. this one is a great improvement.
2037016
If, by "continental size" you mean longer and larger overall than standard American flatware, then the answer is no.
268374
We replaced German made stainless with Continental Bead stainless and are satisfied that the look and feel (quality) is as good or better.
1261958
I believe all the specifications are the same. The difference is the color/finish of the metal. So, which ever you prefer!
1504850
It's a standard thread pattern common to all dies. I actually use a Hornady loc-n-load quick change adapter in my RCBS RCII so it should work fine for you too.
47984
The pattern changes from the distance. The farther the distance the more wide spread the pattern. There is a center dot, so you will always have a bulls eye. I like it a lot. It works with slugs and buck. You can change to single dot as well.
1773686
Yes, it is the same, at least according to the info they present, the main thing is that you stay away from those magnesium arts that do not have patent numbers stamped into it. Those would be Chinese garbage which does not work. Either of your two links should be fine.
2031819
I have been watching this for a while and reading every comment possible to discern if this was the original (NOT FROSTED) pattern.....IT IS NOT the Gorham Ribbon Edge II/frosted! It is similar to the 2007 discontinued style....probably a little more shiny.
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Look at the product info and it will show you a picture of the exact size. If u need to be precise here is a link, hope it helps. http://www.firemountaingems.com/encyclobeadia/beading_resources.asp?docid=8248
1447758
The pattern is identical on both sides. Check out this link. You can hover over the picture with your mouse to see the pattern up close: http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/1/1/68696-madison-park-quebec-coverlet-set-seafoam.html