So is this basically an automatic version of the "rolling" Omega Paw?
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I have both litter boxes and I can say while the LR is indeed just an automatic version of the rolling Omega Paw litter box, it works much better...and obviously requires much less effort from the pet owner. My main problem with the Omega Paw was that over about one month's time, little bits of dirty litter would build up inside it that were too small to get caught by the grate and would get recycled into the clean litter. Eventually, you had to either dump all the remaining clean litter or scoop manually to remove all the little pieces of dirty litter. Also, as I mentioned in another answer, my Omega Paw would regularly get clumps of used litter cemented on the bottom of the box, which would have to be manually removed. The LR does not have either of these problems. The clean litter stays clean, and no nasty dried on clumps have occurred. My theory for the lack of cemented on clumps is that the flexible material of the globe makes clumps detach during the cleaning process, and also that the clumps never have a chance to dry on due to the short period of time between the formation of the clumps and the commencement of the cleaning cycle. As for the little bits of dirty litter that the Omega Paw builds up, but the LR doesn't, I can only guess that they are the result of the cats stepping on, or scratching, clumps of dried waste from a previous litter box visit and breaking little bits off. As the LR gets cleaned after each use, this scenario does not occur. And I don't know about you, but the idea that my cats are going in and out of a clean litter box to do their business is much more attractive to me than the idea of them stepping on old waste clumps and then walking around my house afterwards. Don't get me wrong--the Omega Paw is a great, great litter box. It is leaps and bounds ahead of a traditional, scoop cleaned litter box, and it is much cheaper than the LR. However, it simply does not work as well.
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Understanding is you can. From the directions, this is supposed to be automatic. I don't. Force of habit.
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Though the sander tracks much better than most, and hence its popularity for one of several reasons, the belt tracking is adjusted by manual operation of the tracking knob. The Amazon description fails to claim auto-tracking to my knowledge, and neither does the mfg.'s website. A dubious claim if made by any belt sander. This machine and its sister are staples of our shop life. Dependable and easy to operate while using an economical sized belt that is readily available..
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No, you have to trigger the reading for it to work. There is no automated function.
1000137
yes. it is very manually inclined. There is only one slot. you press down on it. to release, you press again.
1652619
It's auto feed, but occasionally, you may have to manually adjust it. No tapping on the ground. It works very well.
1704498
No. It has a pull start. Fairly low tension but still requires some effort. It always started within two pulls for me.
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I am unsure since I gave it as a gift. I will check and get back to you. Mine is all automatic though.
1948337
Gravity-activated? Sorry, I don't know ~ as the item I have (this one) is a hand-twist model...
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Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper perfectly. could be wasteful if you constantly switch between the tray and the roll. Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper... » Read More Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper perfectly. could be wasteful if you constantly switch between the tray and the roll. « Show Less
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No, it is a replica with moving/snapping trigger. It's got some weight to it. I'm not a collector. It was purchased for a pirate costume, and for that purpose, it is beautiful.
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No, it's manual via the use of ambidextrous thumbstuds. The opening is smooth and gets smoother over time.
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No, you have to press manually. Which I like as it allows me to grind exactly the way I want.
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I purchased this for my mother who has bad arthritis. Not quite sure what you mean by "fully" automatic. It doesn't cut the noodles, but it makes them and spits them out in the machine. As far as I know, it is fully automatic. Her only complaint is how heavy the machine is.
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I had mine a week (not an autostart model) and could not get it going. The company told me rotate my wrist in small circles like stirring a pot, slowly at first. Once I got the feeling, I could do it every time easily.
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You manually roll it over. Don't waste your money, I threw it away after a few months ... just plain old scooping is much faster!!
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Unfortunately it is not. However for the application I used it for I had to make do. If you find one that is momentary please let me know, would definitely make things easier.