May I know what does "oversize carded" means for model SKS2BC? I noticed another model shows SKS2B but without the "oversize carded" words in the description. Are these two models the same? May I know what does "oversize carded" means for model SKS2BC? I noticed another model shows SKS2B but without the "oversize carded" words in the description. Are these two... » Read More May I know what does "oversize carded" means for model SKS2BC? I noticed another model shows SKS2B but without the "oversize carded" words in the description. Are these two models the same? « Show Less
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Not sure what it means but it is a beefy kickstand. Excellent product. Works great.
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Packaging. Carded is on a card with a plastic shrink wrap on top, so it can be hung on a peg for store display.
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I believe it just means it has a slim design. It is not a fat case as some you can overstuff this is not one of those if you do it will not hold up. I can put my license and 1-2 cards in it. Hope that helps
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I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the Olympus 4/3 system (OMD E-5 for example) and probably with some of the Nikons and other Canons. I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the... » Read More I have to say that I'm not aware of the distinction between "old large SD cards" and "regular small SD" cards. But I have two 5D's and both of them use only Compact Flash cards. If Canon has made some sort of adapter available for SD cards, I haven't heard about it. Frankly, I'd rather use the CF cards anyway--they seem easier to handle and not as likely to get lost. I say that from experience with some other cameras I have that take only the smaller SDs. You probably know that some cameras do have two slots, one for each type of card--at least that was true with the Olympus 4/3 system (OMD E-5 for example) and probably with some of the Nikons and other Canons. « Show Less
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The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to... » Read More The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. « Show Less
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I am not sure you mean when you refer to size. Most bearings for in-line blades are standardized and I have never seen a difference in bearing size. However, there are differences in the quality of bearings. Perhaps you are referring to the bearing's ABEC rating? Generally speaking, ABEC ratings begin at 1 (that being the most crude) and increase from there, with higher numbers being higher quality.
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After checking the description of both, I believe it is stated incorrectly. The size 2 merely means 2 of the same item. I conclude this because on the size 2 it reads "Measures 5-inch by 13cm" and when you read the description of the size 1 there is no stated measurement. Also the product description is the same for BOTH sizes. Size one is sold by Amazon. Size 2 is "Sold by GetLucky and Fulfilled by Amazon." Hopefully this answers your question. Just a note, they are really a nice product for the cost. Every cook should a set. Best of luck in your hunt!
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I took a quick look at the DM2500, looks the same as the Dm2000. All I known I love the DM2000, I had one mishap though becareful removing the ice bin I push the button to remove it when it was really cold and snapped off the tabs that hold it in, but fortunately they place it for me, now I make sure not to be in a hurry not push to hard on the button or let it sit and warm abit longer letting it warm up it abit. Sorry I did not see any obvious differents.
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The response for confusion is the seller switched models using the same item number. You have verified purchasers of the previous model answering questions about the new model
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Since, I think, August of 2013, Kershaw started getting away from Crucible, aside from S30V, for their steels. I just bought one recently and it is not CPM D2, just regular D2. Will you notice a difference? probably not. Is there a difference? yes. It is a shame because I thought I was buying CPM D2. Amazon needs to update the description.
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The cc means concealed carry. If you look at the example, you will see the thumb guard below the hammer. You will also notice the magazine flairs out in the front. The cc does not have these and it makes a difference as to which holster you order. The cc holster is smaller and the example shown will not fit into it. I hope this helps. If you make a mistake, Sneaky Pete reps are fantastic and will work with you to get the correct holster. I ordered the cc holster and had to return it because mine has the thumb guard and flair on the bottom of the magazine.
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The term can have various meaning. In this case I believe it refers to the fact that what you are purchasing is different from what is illustrated on the box. In short, you are not purchasing this directly from Nikon or it authorized distributors. It was likely originally purchased as part of a larger kit (i.e., what is illustrated in the picture) that has been broken up for sales in separate lots.Good luck.
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that model was made for one or the other. you have to ask the seller what type it is. picture could be deceiving. the one o bought was different from the picture. the decription said the type.
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In this case (as J. Mullen posted) the smaller figure is obviously a misprint. If you buy many knives *online* though, you'll see this (two different "weight" figures) quite often. In *many* cases--NOT this one--the smaller figure is the weight of the actual knife, and the larger one is likely the "shipping" weight--which may include not only the knife, but maybe a little plastic bag, care and use instructions, warranty info, some advertising for their other products and a BOX. All stuff you might want to hang on to, incidentally, in case you need to return it or possibly re-sell it in the future. Original packing materials are always appreciated. :) In this case (as J. Mullen posted) the smaller figure is obviously a misprint. If you buy many knives *online* though, you'll see this (two different "weight" figures) quite often. In *many* cases--NOT this one--the smaller figure is the weight of the actual knife, and the larger one is likely the "shipping" weight--which may include not only the knife, but maybe a little plastic bag, care and use instructions, warranty info, some advertising for their other products and a BOX. All stuff you might want to hang on to, incidentally, in case you need to return it or... » Read More In this case (as J. Mullen posted) the smaller figure is obviously a misprint. If you buy many knives *online* though, you'll see this (two different "weight" figures) quite often. In *many* cases--NOT this one--the smaller figure is the weight of the actual knife, and the larger one is likely the "shipping" weight--which may include not only the knife, but maybe a little plastic bag, care and use instructions, warranty info, some advertising for their other products and a BOX. All stuff you might want to hang on to, incidentally, in case you need to return it or possibly re-sell it in the future. Original packing materials are always appreciated. :) « Show Less
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How tight is the 2-sided registration ? We have a double sided registration card that students need to have completed and turned in once a quarter. It's 2" x 3.5", so our copiers won't feed it. Our solution now is to laminate it, then copy it. Not always a good solution, as about 50% of the time that back and front do to match up. If we scanned this with a single pass, then reprinted it, would the back/front match up tightly?
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You have to indicate the smaller one (house hold use) and not the larger one which is for salon use. I am still waiting to receive mine, due to mix-up on the size. The company only stocks the small one (but same price). Go figure....
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The pin on the carder is all of the points that stick out if the flat part. All of those things are pins or points. Also, you may already know. We wentOn YouTube and watched several video to learn to use this carder, extremely helpful.
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I believe they are a business size card. I didn't have a problem with the size of the card. No sure why it should be a problem!