apologies new to all this but normal size vs porta size? what are the major differences here? Thank you in advance
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Normal size is standard crib mattress size. Porta size I would assume would fit the portable cribs (e.g. pack & plays). If you have a full size/standard crib mattress you want the normal size.
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I think normal size means for crib and porta means for pack n play. These are for crib.
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I use this on a mattress i added on my pack and play for sleeping over at grandmas
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Normal head pin size - probably can accommodate twice that size. I forget the actual guages right now. If you want me to check when I am at home I could since I have larger size guages too. You will be very happy with the product.
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Exactly. I have a 4 1/2 inch porta cable with a 3/8" arbor. The "knock out" that comes with this blade fits perfectly on that arbor and the blade (in my opinion) cuts better than the original porta cable blades costing more than twice as much, and I say that from over 45 years experience as a cabinet maker.
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The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I... » Read More The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. « Show Less
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I've looked at both of them and can't figure out the difference. The measurementsare nearly identical. The MODS is more expensive and I don't know what 'MODS' stands for. I have the less expensive one and it works well and has held up well. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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That tube is fine. As a general rule of thumb you're always fine with a tube that's slightly too small, but not OK with one that's too big. I have in my two Kwests one tube that's sized 1.5-1.95, and one of the tube you just referred to. The only difference is that it was easier to install the smaller tube.
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I would call Omron. The port is the Tricky Bit. As other reviewers commented, not all ports are the same diameter. PLUS, I found I had to pull much harder than expected to remove the rubber cord. Once I coaxed the cord off, the ports were compatible. Careful slow pressure worked and the right size cuff was mandatory. Call Omron to be sure.
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I just received my computer and haven't used the ports yet. I can tell you that I purchased a 17" back in february 2013 and it is way too big. I love this smaller computer much better and am thinking of purchasing another one just like it. I also haven't used the webcam either. I work on computers all day at work and really don't want to be on one very long when i get home.
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I don't have this machine any more but the filter size is the 1-cup, 2-cup espresso maker that you see traditionally with other espresso machines. I have a Breville now, and the portafilter SIZE is comparable to that one.
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Hi, I believe it varies and there are different sizes and base sizes. My supply is in my shop and I am not there right now. I will look when I get there in the morning. Please ask me again in a day or so.
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I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part. Best to you. Adios.
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All three ports on the two valves that I purchased are 2" in diameter. They are all the same. If you need something smaller, you can insert a reducer in any one or all of them to reduce to smaller size. All of my pool plumbing is 2" O.D. PVC.
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Hmm never messed with the stock portafilter on these machines. You can take the whole inside assembly out and put in your basket, tamp and run it unpressurized. It pulls a much better shot if you have a good grind and beans. Sorry I'm not more help!
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A mini crib and a porta crib are 2 different sizes. A porta crib is smaller than a mini crib. It fits a porta crib. Very cute! Love it!
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Hi, Gregory. The one consideration you need to keep in mind is how long the mike is. For the best sound, the mike should be centered in the Porta-Booth, except for the depth, which ideally should be less than halfway in. It will be hard to center long mikes shaped, for example, like the Neumann U87.
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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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You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the least you will be taking the head to a machine shop for welding and repair. You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the... » Read More You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the least you will be taking the head to a machine shop for welding and repair. « Show Less