Whats the difference between a clipped head and a full round head? Thank you
136244
A clipped head nail is as the name suggests part of the head is missing. This is done so more nails can be sleeved together. The drawback to a clipped headed nail is you may not pass code if you use it. In theory a full head nail has more holding power.
136245
The clipped head has a a small, moon shaped portion taken out of the head of the nail so they can be packed in a line closer. The round heads are a full circle.
136246
a clip head is round with one side cut off and the nails are close to gathera round head is round and the nails are spaced a part. (look up nails on your internet and you will see the dif.)
2118273
No clip involved. There is a deep groove that the hair fits into. This is difficult to use on yourself, It gives a nice curl but easier to work on someone else's hair
1983180
Round. Not sure but I would think they make both. You might try searching for the company and asking them.
657612
Clipped head means the head of the nail is about half the size of full rounded nails. I have used only 2 1/2 and 3 1/2 clipped nails with success. As a note, a friend construction worker told me that I should use nails from 31 to 34 degrees with this gun (easy to find anywhere). He recommended not to use nails 30 degrees or less. Great gun.
1283025
Sorry but I don't know the difference. I bought the clip zip as a gift. If I find out I will let ya know.
1956363
not sure of the difference between the two. But I can say that the Clipper I purchased is definitely not meant for extended use. If you plan to use it to shave dogs or do more than one haircut you might want to look into one of the more expensive models. For me this one works perfect I don't even ever have to use the turbo setting I just shave my head every 3 or 4 days so my Clippers don't see much abuse. One thing I've noticed is that if you do use the turbo setting it tends to get hot really fast. Good enough for my needs.
1770787
The C stands for "Clipped" and the R stands for "Round". That designates what type of nail can be used in the nailer. The clipped nails have heads that are shaped like a "D", whereas the round are shaped like an "O", logically. For the user, this means a few things. The clipped heads can be stacked with the shafts much closer, as the clipped side of the nail doesn't interfere with the shaft of the next nail. This means you can fit more nails in the nailer, and thus less reloading. The advantage of the round head nail is that the head is slightly larger, and thus less likely to be pulled through the board when the structure is put under stress. I researched this a bit, and most contractors (I'm a DIYer, like your husband) seemed to feel that they didn't notice a difference in the strength. I've never had an issue with it myself, and I've done remodel work in both my home and some commercial property my wife and I own. One last thing to consider is local building code. In some areas, code requires round head nails. This is mainly in the southeast coastal areas. The concern is hurricanes could stress structures to the point where the nail head will make a difference. Sorry for being long-winded. If you are interested in more information/opinions, just google "clipped vs round head framing nailer" and you will find all kinds of debates. Good luck, I'm sure he'll love it. I know I do!
1493775
The original was round and I replaced it with this one which is squared, it is much better for conceal as the original round was hard to conceal under clothes. Just that little change made a big difference. Hope this helps
1845775
Both round. One fits inside the other. This one is good. Very strong. I broke one model on a larger lemon than I should've tried. I bought this to replace. Works great. Don't think I could break this one
1376928
Appears to be the professional version of the clippers, which are heavy duty. Cuts my heavy gauged hairs with ease. Using number 1 attachment caused some pulls as hairs got caught between the attachment and clippers. No other number did that. Otherwise hair chopping fun. I cut my whole face and head in the mirror. Keep vacuum on high and go slow to catch 95%+ of the hairs. Lastly, clean after every use and lubricate once in a while to keep it around for some time.
1057669
The differences are detachable microphone with the ability to have a clamp on mic or a stick on mic. If you have a full face helmet, you can "stick" the mic directly in front of the helmet, in front of your mouth. Other than that, the main unit is the same. It's the clamp that is different.
201212
Primarily the height difference. Awesome piece of equipment for anyone. My 12 year old used it on the front of his 7mm-08 for a perfect rest. Smoked a huge buck at over 100 yards. Rest is everything for any shooter, but a must have for young shooters.
2075414
They seem exactly the same in regard to functionality. The only difference I can tell is that this one has a hard plastic shell and the round one does not. This would be useful in cases where liquid can get on the filter or stray sparks could land on it and cause damage (in uses with welding). This one is protected against the elements and will therefore last longer. I'm sure the round filters are fine if well taken care of and not used in environments where they can get damaged. Hope this helps.
1674244
Round. The only complaints I've heard about balancing are with people who have flat top ranges. I love mine!
2034372
The attachemet to bald your head works good but there is a clipper attachment too. You adjust it for different size cuts
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.
1634790
Hello Thank you for your query. Please be advised that the FS65 takes the bigger 20-3 polycut head. Kind Regards GM Suppliers