What is the difference between the X46 and the X46/X46F? The joinery wasn&#129;ft new for me, but there were a few things tossed about that opened my eyes. I learned something about 6&#129;&#140;-0&#129;&#141; folding rules that I did not know. When I worked in the housing...
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X46X has two 6" extension slides: an extension is ready for use on the first section HX46 has hook zero falls at inside of hook, for distance measuring X46F has flat, inside markings: numbering begins on inside of rule
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I don't think you could go wrong with either one. I bought the Hobart 210 only because I'm usually financially embarrassed. I had a tough enough time reaching for the 210, let alone that upper shelf 211. But, the 211 is supposed to be the better machine. And, if you're just the typical homeowner, the Hobart 140 would most likely be all that you would ever need and at half the cost.
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If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate and repeatable. If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate... » Read More If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate and repeatable. « Show Less
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I bought the LTS 15 and love it. If you look at the specs they are identical. I think Graco puts a different model number on them to be sold at different retailers. From what I understand Home Depot sells the X5 model and Lowes sells the LTS 15.
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I just bought the hobart 190. I am waiting for delivery. I spent 2 weeks decideing between the hobart and the eastman. I decided welders are like golf clubs. If you buy cheap you will never know whether is you or the machine that laid the ugly weld. In my case it will take the excuses away.
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Having read the previous answers, each of them provides good options. It's your choice which way you go. Like the person who built a table for the lift, I did the same. I prefer not to change things too much in order to make them fit. There are a number of variables which could enter into making such changes. Some changes could introduce more trouble, and you already realize that. I also agree with the answer that suggested you return the table, if that is an option. That would be my first choice in this instance. Good luck with your choice of how to resolve this.
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I'm in the same boat. I'm trying to decide between the 7411 & the 5914. I've seen the reviews, both seem to be good. It's my assumption that the 7411 is a newer model and it's only $20 more. Is it worth the extra or will the 5914 be just as good?
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CK - I'm not quite sure I understand your concern. In my opinion the Makita plate joiner is quite stable on its large fence/foot and it is well designed ergonomically. In short, it is easy to complete accurately located pockets that cut cleanly in soft or hardwood. One reason I picked the Makita was for its superior fence design. Specifically, it's all die cast aluminum and it is precision milled on each side to ride on tapered "ways" that are machined onto the motor frame. Because of this design the geared fence height adjustment is smooth and accurate with no play or "wobble" due to excessive machining tolerances. The fence cam lock is also easy to use and because of the noted machined design it locks the fence without "camming" or twisting the base or foot (i.e. everything stays square). One knock in reviews is that the "foot" has a rather small opening for sighting your pocket location lines. For myself this has not been an issue. If you haven't already, find a local Makita dealer where you can go and examine the machine's construction, controls and general feel in your hands. Then do the same with the highly rated PC and "yellow" tool offerings. I think you'll be impressed that the Makita is also a quality standout, if not superior. Note that the joiners offered by HD and Sears (same tool under different brands) are very poor seconds. Hope this helps.
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Hi! Thanks for asking... I'm actually about to put up for sale a nice mini Dell X1... this laptop the D410 is pretty solid... however I'm running out of this inventory... I will have the Dell X1 up for grabs here in about an hour from now! :) Thank you
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Hello Gregory:This was a quick purchase and return. The whole table was very poor construction. The drawer is functioning...however it is very short and has no drawer stop. It is shorter than the depth of the table...What's wrong with this...you pull the drawer thinking you have 12" or whatever and you have 6"...result you dump the contents on the floor. Would be so bad if it had a drawer stop.The other issue is the rickety construction. The table wobbles not all of the legs touch the ground at the same tome. Why? bottom shelf is warped. Price seems right...however you will be disappointed. Good luck! Kevin Hello Gregory:This was a quick purchase and return. The whole table was very poor construction. The drawer is functioning...however it is very short and has no drawer stop. It is shorter than the depth of the table...What's wrong with this...you pull the drawer thinking you have 12" or whatever and you have 6"...result you dump the contents on the floor. Would be so bad if it had a drawer stop.The other issue is the rickety construction. The table wobbles not all of the legs touch the ground at the same tome. Why? bottom shelf is warped. Price... » Read More Hello Gregory:This was a quick purchase and return. The whole table was very poor construction. The drawer is functioning...however it is very short and has no drawer stop. It is shorter than the depth of the table...What's wrong with this...you pull the drawer thinking you have 12" or whatever and you have 6"...result you dump the contents on the floor. Would be so bad if it had a drawer stop.The other issue is the rickety construction. The table wobbles not all of the legs touch the ground at the same tome. Why? bottom shelf is warped. Price seems right...however you will be disappointed. Good luck! Kevin « Show Less
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Don't get the 46" box like I did. Had the same size tv and it was a pain. Essentially, I had to cut out some of the internal foam to make it fit, and then pray that the tv would make it through the postal service from California to Georgia. Well it did make it. So that's good!! I'd get a bigger one. Or I would go to a best buy and see if they have boxes for there floor models they have out.
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Wow, did I call it junk? I mean, it's not the worlds greatest inverter, and if only used a few minutes at a time for small loads, it would be ok. But going bigger means you are going to run some serious equipment, and most likely expensive stuff too. Xantrex has recently come out with a line of inexpensive sinewave inverters to compete with what china is producing in their sunforce line. These are in the $289-300 price range. Personally I'd take the Xantrex first over the sunforce because it WILL deliver 1000W, while the sunforce shuts down just below 1000W and does not have any surge capacity like the xantrex does. I reviewed 3 inverters, 2 xantrex (the grey one is the one i'm thinking of), a yellow one, and one sunforce inverter (black) - all specified to be 1000W. The GREY xantrex offers the most bang for the buck and is not overrated like the sunforce is. The yellow xantrex has a nice powerdown mode called power save that minimizes the inefficiencies of having an inverter - it turns on every couple seconds, looks for any load, then goes to sleep for 2 seconds. As a result the neon lights on power strips blink because they are below the threshold to put it in run mode, but as soon as you really need power it enters run mode. Just beware that these larger inverters come at a price - idle current - the DC power wasted when no AC power is needed. Yellow (expensive) xantrex has the lowest idle with power save, but you can also just turn off the grey unit when you don't need power. The sunforce has a cute keyfob on/off controller - its range is limited but it does work. It's just not able to do 1000W and nowhere near the surge rating on the inverter. I kept that model anyways for the remote control feature. My personal experience says go with the $289 grey xantrex I reviewed. It's got clean power and just don't run it 24x7 (don't run ANY inverter 24x7 - 1.5 A x 24 = 36 AH, which is almost the daily production of the 60W panels! If you leave the inverter running you won't have any room for running devices.)
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Thanks for the info, Donald.I'm still amazed at how the price fluxuates on these sets. The 52XBR6 currently sells on the Dell site for $3000, whereas other places online have it for less than $2300. That's a huge difference. And you never know what the price is going to be at Amazon. It goes up or down $200 or less every day.I'm happy with the price I paid for the set. If it goes down $200 in the next few days I won't cry a river. I could have paid much more a couple months ago.
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I have a 40 inch and 50 inch. The 40 inch is too small while the 50 inch is great. I don't know how much difference there is between the 46 inch and the 50 inch but there is a huge difference between the 40 and 50 inch. If there is not too much difference in the price I would suggest the 50 inch. I am very happy with that.
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There's a review on the LN--B750 line on CNET. Overall, it was rated as 'Excellent'. As far as the 240Hz motion is concerned, the review goes over the discernible, though slight, differences compared to 120Hz. I checked out forums about the LN46B750 and everyone had nothing but great things to say about it.I was actually able to cancel my LN46A860 with Crutchfueld even though it had already shipped (I still feel bad about this). Fortunately, customer service was exemplary and straightforward about the issue. I put in my order for the LN46B750 through Amazon with the $300-off promotion. I'll be receiving it by next mid-week. I'll let you know how it is. There's a review on the LN--B750 line on CNET. Overall, it was rated as 'Excellent'. As far as the 240Hz motion is concerned, the review goes over the discernible, though slight, differences compared to 120Hz. I checked out forums about the LN46B750 and everyone had nothing but great things to say about it.I was actually able to cancel my LN46A860 with Crutchfueld even though it had already shipped (I still feel bad about this). Fortunately, customer service was exemplary and straightforward about the issue. I put in my order for the LN46B750 through Amazon with the $300-off... » Read More There's a review on the LN--B750 line on CNET. Overall, it was rated as 'Excellent'. As far as the 240Hz motion is concerned, the review goes over the discernible, though slight, differences compared to 120Hz. I checked out forums about the LN46B750 and everyone had nothing but great things to say about it.I was actually able to cancel my LN46A860 with Crutchfueld even though it had already shipped (I still feel bad about this). Fortunately, customer service was exemplary and straightforward about the issue. I put in my order for the LN46B750 through Amazon with the $300-off promotion. I'll be receiving it by next mid-week. I'll let you know how it is. « Show Less
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Sorry for the delay in answering you, but I do not check my mail daily. This is to the best of my knowledge and observation. I bought the AA10 telescopic ladder (my ceiling was 9 feet). I chose the telescopic because I had limited floor space and attic space for the ladder to fold up. The AA1510 looks like it is in three part sections. This takes up a lot of attic space (don't forget you have rafters up their). The AA1510 was just too big for my area. So far I have no problems with the AA10's attic accessibility nor storage of the ladder. Because of new construction and a sealed attic area, the ladder will be used for a 1x a year pest inspection. Hope this helps. Jeri Sorry for the delay in answering you, but I do not check my mail daily. This is to the best of my knowledge and observation. I bought the AA10 telescopic ladder (my ceiling was 9 feet). I chose the telescopic because I had limited floor space and attic space for the ladder to fold up. The AA1510 looks like it is in three part sections. This takes up a lot of attic space (don't forget you have rafters up their). The AA1510 was just too big for my area. So far I have no problems with the AA10's attic accessibility nor storage of the ladder. Because of new construction and a sealed attic area,... » Read More Sorry for the delay in answering you, but I do not check my mail daily. This is to the best of my knowledge and observation. I bought the AA10 telescopic ladder (my ceiling was 9 feet). I chose the telescopic because I had limited floor space and attic space for the ladder to fold up. The AA1510 looks like it is in three part sections. This takes up a lot of attic space (don't forget you have rafters up their). The AA1510 was just too big for my area. So far I have no problems with the AA10's attic accessibility nor storage of the ladder. Because of new construction and a sealed attic area, the ladder will be used for a 1x a year pest inspection. Hope this helps. Jeri « Show Less
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Others have already answered. I was going to suggest comparing dimensions of x10 and x20