I previously asked "What is the difference in the 505 and 505N?" Pics indicate a narrower nose piece and smaller rubber tip on the "N". Is that better?
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I have the 505 and found the nose piece very large compared to the Bostich and Hitachi. Looking at the same picture that you are of the newer model, it seems that Makita has made an improvement to the nose piece by making it smaller. So yes it would be better if you are working in corners.
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The 505N is a newer model. A smaller tip can be better depending on what the project is.
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I think a narrower nose piece is desirable, especially if you are nailing in tight corners. However, the larger nose piece is very stable and effective. Based on the overall construction of this nail gun I prefer it to Bostitch, Hitachi and Porter-Cable.
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I don't recommend Makita 505 I bought one and this very uncomfortable when you have to nail in the corner its just not good
853928
I have tried the 0.5mm and the 1.8mm, they both go on easily. I prefer the 0.5mm just because I like a thinner grip.
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the width. Although they both offer similar of not identical results (if you know how to use manual) the 50mm is the better one when i comes to a wide angle lens. However if you have one you don't need the other.
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Shape and diameter both matter. I measured my nostril and sent that info along with a pic to Woody Knows, and they recommended a size that worked perfectly.
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In my zxw 2005 2.0 , it makes a bit more noise, a bit more power, a bit more mileage (less restriction = better air intake). If you put the KNN instead of Fram, the effect will be more ... Cut of the old filter and you will understand... it's like trying to breathe trough a big pillow
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There's a sizing guide on this page of the website: http://www.woodyknows.com/Products.asp They used to sell cheaper frames (without filters) for sizing purposes, but I don't see that on Amazon anymore. Based on my nose measurements, I initially ordered the IIIR, but I later figured out the IIIS fits better. My "nares" are round, but the interior of my nose is narrower. In short, the sizing is tricky because all noses are different. But it's worth the effort. The filter has really helped me. Best of luck.
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I have a set of Fulcrum 5's bought in 2014. I measured with a caliper the nipples are 4mm. Maybe just over. Like 4.05 or 4.10 I'm looking for a spoke wrench too. So if you find one, please reply to this. I'll keep looking and i'll do the same.
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The N series has a smaller nut width, 48mm I believe, while the NW has a 52mm nut. The NW is going to feel like a classical guitar, while the N is more like the electric/acoustic hybrids.
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They both look exactly the same in function, its just the 21 is a bit smaller and has more plastic. Check this guy's video on Youtube and it breaks down the ICE-21. http://youtu.be/jPPdSCHBTR4 And he did the same for the ICE-30BC: http://youtu.be/Q40vHKdJmpY
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Well, thanks for trying. I hope they reply! I noticed they merged those two models with their description as well which makes it hard to figure out the differences. If you dont get a response I'll definitely try to call and find out.
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I find it more comfortable - it's made of a soft material that molds to the shape of your nostril. It has replaceable filters. They're easy to change, the little black part slips out to put in the filter. They're supposed to be better at filtering particles. The filters are very soft and I've found that if I breathe heavily they start to push through the bars of the holder leaving gaps - hopefully WoodyNose will refine the design so that doesn't happen.
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I have both, as far as I can tell there is no difference. They both work the same. Buy whichever cost less. I think it's more of a style thing...
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Sorry, don't know the difference. Ours are just marked 370. The have a Nitrile coating, so maybe the nt means Nitrile?? They are good gloves. Very Durable, rinse out under faucet just like new.
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I had the original super salono, as a hairdresser, I've used it for two years and really enjoyed it. The only difference is it is smaller and the nose is shorter. I personally prefer the 3700 because it is smaller and I can handle it better while blow drying clients all day long. Also, for personal use, a shorter nose is easier handling when it comes to round brushing.
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Really interesting hyperlink article posted by Bruce, from competitvecyclist. Personally I can't get my head around a smaller contact patch on a larger tire, but I'm no one to argue with these guys. I used to ride sportbikes. everything equal (same tire model), we assumed we were getting a larger contact patch, with the larger model. That's why we went for larger tires (same aspect ratio of course). but interesting article!!
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I have both. The only difference that I noticed (and I only noticed because you asked) is that the LTD is a little bit shorter than the 'non' LTD. Honestly, I think they're the same and don't know why they changed the length.
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Only difference I saw when comparing the NML to the NSL before I purchased the NSL was that the NSL has a REMOVABLE Water Restricter and the NML did not. My water pressure is poor and a water restricter makes it worse. LOVE the NSL; plan to buy another in case Waterpik discontinues it. Wish they'd make it in white, too. Hope this helps. ... Laura J.