what is the difference between the 300 blades and the 340 other than the 300 being more expensive
572590
The 340 is bimetal and titanium coated. I have used the 340 and found little to no wear after a couple of hours of non-continuous use. It is way better than regular steel blades.
572591
The 300 blade is a 14TPI blade with a directional set tooth pattern and is a .05 thickness great for metal. The 300 tends to heat up in wood because of its thickness and the set tooth pattern. The 340 is a .03 thickness 18TPI no directional set making it a true bi-metal blade.
859070
It was a tough decision. The 3000 was heavier (smoother ride) and had a longer warrantee so I didn't purchase and extended warrantee. Been very happy with the 3000. Used daily by myself and my wife (neither of us are very big or go very fast).
31294
it's a newer model with more power. so it just depends on what you want. if you're a hair stylist go with the 3800. if not, the 3500 will be just fine.
1669726
I'm not familiar withe the 320 but I do know that the 190s isn't a 'serious' shaver with its one head shaving surface. I'm giving mine away. I purchased the Braun 720 and so far I'm very satisfied with the closeness of the shave. Save your money and don't buy the 190.
1967147
There are two differences that I've found. The most obvious is the color of the instrument. The 312 is simulated rosewood while the 314 is simulated ebony wood. The next difference is the sound of the instrument, specifically the color or the tone. It's kind of hard to put into words but one isn't better or worse than the other, just different (and not by much). I'd say you'd do fine w/ either the 312 or 314, but I'm more partial to my 314. Also, I'd recommend either the 312 or 314 over the 302 simply because of the texture. The 302 is smooth while the 312/314 have texture, making them easier to hold on to.
83630
I bought the S30V steel because it is the hardest and densest metal particles available. The others are close but no cigar. The average user will never notice the difference. If you are a blade nut, each blade steel has its advantages and disadvantages. I have some experience with blade steel and put my trust more in the powder steels as best. Remember, when it comes to blade steel, you get what you pay for.
874365
I'm not really sure what you are asking. But-33 kit comes with carbide sanding blade and a carrying case. $70 more than the -35 kit. And yes, you get more regular blades with the -35 kit but no carrying case or carbide sanding disc. All that being said, the -35 looks like the better deal. If I had known that when I bought the -33 kit I probably would have considered the -35 kit. Hope this answer helps.
584618
Although the motor and cutters are the same, there is considerable difference in the machines. The 40200 is heavier and stronger. It comes with stainless steel in and out feed trays. It has a wheel on the side for adjustment rather than a crank on top. It has a snipe lock which works well. I am very pleased with mine and am happy I decided to go with the more expensive model.
882450
The 34000 allows you to adjust how much oscillation happens. The 34100 allows you to change the width AND the amount of oscillation. Big difference
1790372
A lot depends on what you like to shoot. The 300 is far more useful for wildlife or sports and it was worth it for me. Read my review.
1603318
Well, these two knives are basically the same. They have slightly different designs (in regards to the grip). But overall, their functionality is the exact same. I would go with the cheaper priced knife. This knife was once thirty dollars. Now that they are popular (and in my opinion a must have for anyone!!), they have gone wayyy up in price. This knife is a must for your pack, vehicle and as a gift for any loved one.
865111
NO. The Braun 350 (looks) like the 340 and even takes the same head, but the similarities end there. The 350 has different electronics that responds to electronic (cycling) of the (cleaning & charging station). The 340 does not have this capability. How do I know this? My Son has the 350 (which I view as far to expensive) and I have the 340. Also, the replacement cleaning cartridges for the 350 cost about $12.00. I also found a way to circumvent this cost. Empty the dirty alcohol/water solution and refill the cartridge with clean solution myself. After several years of use, I personally see little value in paying for a 350 model, as both give an identical shave. NO. The Braun 350 (looks) like the 340 and even takes the same head, but the similarities end there. The 350 has different electronics that responds to electronic (cycling) of the (cleaning & charging station). The 340 does not have this capability. How do I know this? My Son has the 350 (which I view as far to expensive) and I have the 340. Also, the replacement cleaning cartridges for the 350 cost about $12.00. I also found a way to circumvent this cost. Empty the dirty alcohol/water solution and refill the cartridge with clean solution myself. After several years of use, I personally see... » Read More NO. The Braun 350 (looks) like the 340 and even takes the same head, but the similarities end there. The 350 has different electronics that responds to electronic (cycling) of the (cleaning & charging station). The 340 does not have this capability. How do I know this? My Son has the 350 (which I view as far to expensive) and I have the 340. Also, the replacement cleaning cartridges for the 350 cost about $12.00. I also found a way to circumvent this cost. Empty the dirty alcohol/water solution and refill the cartridge with clean solution myself. After several years of use, I personally see little value in paying for a 350 model, as both give an identical shave. « Show Less
949782
Based on their website, the 3300 is a bit bigger and heavier, draws more current (6 amps v. 4.5) and has a 10-year warranty, compared to 8 years for the 3200. So, it likely has a beefier motor.
1071778
One thing to consider is the wider wide-angle on the 300; 24mm vs. 28mm (equivalent). 4mm sounds trivial, but that is the difference between "sorta wide-angle" and truly wide-angle. To me, that makes the 300 worth the price difference, but your mileage may vary, as they say.
1858369
I believe it just has more blades. I'm not sure it makes a difference. I just needed a new blade because mine was dull. This one suits my needs.
35553
Have never used the 120 . . . Bought the 130 . . . . maybe it was the condition of my knives . . . but it took 30-40 minutes per knife . . . many, many times through the machine. I have a 30+ year old set (7) of J. A. Henkel knives. Good shape now.
2051839
The only difference I can tell is that the 2800 has an area built in that allows for the tube of material to make bags with to sit in the unit and has a cutting device to cut the bag to size. No big deal really. They work the exact same