Whats the difference between Motor's SynWax and these 3 step products? Is SynWax supposed to be a stand-alone product or something?
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SynWax is more durable. It can be a stand alone product, but it's best used before the wax.
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This one is a single stage which means you do one operation at a time then set up and do another. Ex deprime all your cases then set up and complete then next. Progressives are great but if you are new it may be harder to learn to use than a single stage. I used a Single stage at 1st to be safer and comfortable with what I was doing. progressives cant crank rds out way faster than a single once you know what you are doing
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I don't know but the motor comes with the step we are very pleased with our purchase. Maybe a parts dept tech could answer for certain. Happy trails.
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Hi! I bought this in a bundle order where it says "frequently bought together"... I bought the ES8243A wet/dry shaver, but unfortunately, this item doesn't even use these cartriges... I made the mistake of just assuming that it would be used as it was bundled together. I would do my research on what it is compatible with it by clicking on the link that describes these cartriges, it should tell you what models it is used for. Thanks
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This kit is a 3 step process, a cleaner, liquid sander and a finisher. The transformation kit does not have the liquid sander step. I would highly recommend this renewal kit for "lived on" floors. If all you need is a surface shine, go with the transformation kit. But if you have surface scratches, etc, this renewal kit will do a great job of eliminating most of those.
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I believe they used to label this as a three step process with each different product marked with a number. The Ultimate Compound is designed to remove dirt/grime and paint blemishes and the polish provides the protection layer and then a wax over gives the lasting finish. I have used the three step process for years and love the results. It is a long process but the finish holds very well.
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Nope, haven't found anything yet. I decided to buy this 3 pack of...whatever it is. From the box, its clearly not the same thing at all as Norelco's razor cleaner, but I guess I'll give it a shot anyway.I'm thinking maybe a mixture of distilled water and rubbing alcohol might be similar to the normal cleaner we used to get? I mean it was alcohol based, so does that sort of make sense? I don't know what else to do :-/What's so strange is that cleaner is the supply you need most, and its now impossible get.
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Dimethyl Sulfoxide is a wood derivative and it is colorless. I have been using it regularly on my legs, to help me to continue to compete in Masters Track !------I am 76 years old and have been competing in Masters Sprint events since I was 40 years old.-----------I live in Omaha, Ne. and have been in track meets all over the country. Been in the Nationals twice and in meets in Eugene, Ore, New Orleans, La, Atlanta, Ga, Orlando, Fla, Minneapolis, Mn, and Denver, Colorado
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I dont know how to explain it fully but basically the brushless has less parts coming in contact in order to work where as brushed does. These brushes over time bind or loose contact making the motor stop wotking or burn up. I am a brushless fan all the way. You dont have to break them in, they handle more power and higher rpm. They are more spendy but they last longer. Id always spend the extra money to get brushless. I hope this is of help
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I apologize is this is a "non-answer" but you weren't really specific in your questions. I previously had an older Twin-Turbo and before that, used a single bay Dymo (not sure of the model). The plastic spools were the same although, depending on the model yours were from, your mileage may vary. Since my old twin-turbo is completely worn out, I am using the spools from it whenever I need to change labels. So much quicker just to toss in the table already on the spool.
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I have not tried the other product so I have no idea what the difference is.
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I would think that these are stand alone products and work independently of each other.Ron L
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I haven't had to change mine yet. The two it came with are Bosch . I also would like to know if generics are available .
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In this combo the three speed impact driver hasa brushless motor while the hammer drill has a ttraditional electric motor thus a hybrid combination. The lxt239 come with the brushless hammer drill and the brushless impact driver without variable speed settings.I believe that the lxt238×1 is the only combo u can get the 3 speed impact driver in
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I cannot reccomend that action. The closest thing they had was a product from Dupont called MO99, but even that failed miserably in long term tests. Companies are offering products, such as r422b, that will mimic R22 but you have to empty all of the R22 out and use only that product.
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I'm not sure, but I think the only difference is the solvent package that comes with it, I would think they are the same machines?? Like I said I'm really not sure though.
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It all depends on the duration and how many times the Alias is flown. The motors are powerfull but small and light weight so the shelf life is not long. Although, buying the replacment motor is easy, at a fare price and easy to switch out). (It is suggested that if you switch one you should switch them all) (Comes in a four pack). Best of luck