Is the pulp control "variable" eg, "medium pulp" vs either/or pulp?
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Pulp control is related with the output, so indirectly affects the pulp amount in the juice. But more effectively you can control pulp with canisters, it has two different diameters.
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Both - little yield unless you place a saucer under the package in the microwave. Makes the difference from "too few to bother" to "good". Mfg. should include in instructions.
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I just got off a half hour conversation with a really nice lady at Omega, and I had the same question. The NC800 and NC900 are identical, by the way - the only difference is the color. The differences between the NC800/900 and the 8006 is the larger chute and adjustible end-cap. That adjustible end-cap lets you fin Omee tune the amount of pulp in your juice. The lady at Omega said some people can find there's a learning curve to using the end-cap. I just ordered the NC800 because of the wider chute. By the way, the J8004 and J8006 are identical machines, just different colors: J8004 is white, J8006 is chrome COLORED (not chrome metal). The NC8004 is cheaper because it takes an extra step to apply the chrome color.
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The 105L is the higher yield cartridge. You get more pages, depending on the amount of print per page, than the 105
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Use medium pressure when taking image off of disc and medium pressure when rounding in on the nail
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Since different foods need a different temperature I would choose the variable. That is what I have. The FD60
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No variable speed, which was disappointing, but there is a convenientlyplace "low" & "high" speed switch on topof the unit. "low" works good for startingscrews & "high" works good for removingscrews & the adjustable clutch help control both functions. Battery life has been decent & I like it's and flexibility.Although initially disappointed with thelack of variable speed, I've adapted &really like it. Just a bit of a paradigm shift.
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Medium refers to point width. It would be broader than a pen point. It might be a flat end.
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Either way, whatever you prefer--I do both at different times--its equally effective. Reminds me of pineapple juice only stronger and a bit more pungent.
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It comes with a reusable filter that I do not use. The choice is yours as to how much pulp you enjoy.
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Yes, The Premium model has the "smoothie" options. There are 2 different augers for more juice or more pulp. Also there is switch where you can control the amount of pulp. The regular version does not have these options.
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Both/either...very durable...have been using for three years...two/three times per week.
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Grinds real fast. Difference is all the teeth end up the same where hand file creates uneven teeth. All depends on how hard you grind and how bad the teeth are.
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Yes, it gets the juice to the rind. But pulp management is messy and time consuming if you want any pulp in your juice. If you're not a pulp fan, this isn't an issue.
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I've used both types with no problems. It did not specify however. It's a really good flashlight, nice size.
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The 22% is to be used only for an hour at a time. The weaker 10%-16% can be used overnight if you can tolerate it. When I started with Nite White I used 10% overnight. I much prefer the 22% for an hour as I don't particularly find sleeping with the trays in my mouth very comfortable. But I can't go more than 2-3 days at a time with the 22% or I experience some pain and my gums become sensitive.
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We've been using the Omega for quite some time now and NO issues with pulp. It did come with a screen to put on top of the cups as you're juicing, which may help with any pulp issues.