What's the difference between this and Speedy Sharp?
1735712
Speedy sharp puts a finer edge on your knife, Corona is more a roughing sharpener. It works great on gardening tools, axe's, hatchets, lawn mower blades. But for a fine cutting edge on your hunting, or any knife use speedy sharp.
1735713
Corona AC 8300 is more for garden tools, not specialty knives like for hunting or delicate work. All I know is that Corona works well on our clippers, branch cutters, and weeding tools.
1850926
To be honest there is not much difference. The turbo has a bit more power. These clippers are more reliable than most. I own 6 4-legged children that need clipping and these clippers have lasted more than a year. Just wish the blades would last that long.
897010
I have two of these, bought 3 or 4 years ago from Sharp directly. Both are still working flawlessly. (The one I keep in the bedroom gets used/abused more often than its downstairs sibling.)
155374
No actual comparison, yet I inclined to Sharp for the following reasons: 1.- panel manufactured in Japan; 2.- Sharp manufactures the largest TV; 3.- this Aquos has 4 color components for color red, green, blue and Yelow - no one else has that; 4.- my old Sharp Aquos still functions w/o problem after 7 years; 5.- embedded software may be a little less sofisticated than Samsung's; 6.- Sharp customer service is outstanding; my experience with Samsung customer service was less than satisfactory. Good luck in your choice Ray!
1915155
Higher blade speed is better for clean cuts with finish blades, greater torque is superior for rough framing, ripping sheet goods, etc. the differences are typically hard to distinguish in the real world, and other features typically outweigh rpm vs torque.
36488
As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best scissors ever!! As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best... » Read More As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best scissors ever!! « Show Less
883051
All three of these are stainless steels. To keep things simple, the harder the steel the harder it will be to sharpen, the softer the steel the more often it will need to be sharpened. 440HC and 8CR13MoV are approximately equivalent higher carbon SS, with the 8CR being from China. They will dull faster than S30V but are easier to sharpen. S30V is, being harder and holding an edge better, considered a better choice for knife blades. The softer steels are not bad choices however; they may dull faster but are relatively easy to sharpen, and that's what you get in return for a lower price point for the knives.
346311
To me, they are about the same. I keep one of those small sharpeners in the drawer and just run the blade through it on occasion. It's a good knife.
697449
i have this camera and the 1ds mark ii 16.7 mp for me there both take sharp pictures,of course with the L lens,the iin is faster,the 1ds mk ii,you get higher resolution,that's it.that's why i have 2 cameras,one slow and one fast,one 1.3x versus 1.0x crop factor
1223518
I'm not sure what the technical differences are but the chef knife is ultra sharp, trims fat easily and goes through raw steak with one stroke -- no sawing, and no effort needed. I love these knives, which retain their edges. Inexpensive and work great; what's not to love?
568656
In my opinion...they are interchangeable - just one costs more. I have both types and do not notice any difference.
505037
Only been using it for a few months for trimming hair and shaving beard. Haven.t noticed any difference in blade sharpness.
352865
There is nothing fast about this rice maker. It has a "quick" mode, but even then it takes ~45 minutes. Up to 90 minutes with umami mode. The focus is definitely quality over expediency.
240301
I don't believe there is any difference, I think it is a rebrand thing. Hope this helps...would never be without mine ...will use it for life.
1952496
Sony costs more than the Sharp. May be a little better in black levels but, worse in other aspects, IMHO, not worth the difference in price.
821273
I honesty cannot say. I had both. One burned out so I bought the other. As long as we had it we did not dull the blade out. Sorry wish I could be of more help. I can say they are both equal in quality & the motor is as powerful in both. Thanks
2153225
This is a very sharp knife out of the box, sharper than any of the Gerber's I've bought. The "speed safe" feature is extremely nice too. Again, MUCH better than the thumb knobs that Gerber puts on their knives. At least from this one example, I highly recommend Kershaw speed safe knives.