Is there any difference between this and Semi-Pro other than color and needle size? What are differences between 1.8, 1.5, 1.3 and 1.0 needles?
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Just different size orifave for different thickness paints such as oil lataex ployurathanes
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I'm not sure what the difference is between this and the semi pro. You should check the specs. The different needles are for spraying materials with different viscosity. ie. Latex paint, laquer...
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Only difference is color and needle size. The finer the needle, the thinner the material you're spraying must be. I have the Hobby-Pro and found that the needle was about right for spraying thinned oil based paints, but it may be too big for lacquer or thinner materials.
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I've been using the .5 for a few years. The 1.0 can dry your skin out a bit if you are not accustomed to the higher strength.
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The aperture is one thing, but there's less than 1 f-stop between both ends (not much difference there.) What really matters here is the build quality. The more expensive 1.2 is an L line lens, so its built for professionals with better materials, weather resistant and can probably take a better beating.The 1.8 is the cheaper one - handle with care and it will last. Most importantly, since these are prime lenses the 1.8 is known to give you brilliant pro-quality images at the lowest possible budget. This is probably THE lens to get for the cheapest high quality images in the entire Canon lineup. The aperture is one thing, but there's less than 1 f-stop between both ends (not much difference there.) What really matters here is the build quality. The more expensive 1.2 is an L line lens, so its built for professionals with better materials, weather resistant and can probably take a better beating.The 1.8 is the cheaper one - handle with care and it will last. Most importantly, since these are prime lenses the 1.8 is known to give you brilliant pro-quality images at the lowest possible budget. This is probably THE lens to get for the cheapest high quality images in the... » Read More The aperture is one thing, but there's less than 1 f-stop between both ends (not much difference there.) What really matters here is the build quality. The more expensive 1.2 is an L line lens, so its built for professionals with better materials, weather resistant and can probably take a better beating.The 1.8 is the cheaper one - handle with care and it will last. Most importantly, since these are prime lenses the 1.8 is known to give you brilliant pro-quality images at the lowest possible budget. This is probably THE lens to get for the cheapest high quality images in the entire Canon lineup. « Show Less
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I have one of each. The Pro Precision allows you to lock the length you prefer by twisting the handle. The pro Comfort does not lock. I use them primarily when putting on my boots. The Pro Precision works best for me because it locks and does not change length. Both are quality products.
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From everything I could tell, the only difference I could find is you can get other colors when ordering the Co-Pilot. The Pro-Pilot is red in color. We have loved this product and I think you will to
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the NP6 is a replacement for thr NP1 needle. i find that the replacement is better than the NP1. in your case i would need more info to give you a better answer. crosley customer service can give you a better answer.
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your best bet would be to check with Crosley, as they know what needle works best with the different units. My unit is a different number.
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I think the 1/2 cc syringe may be too short for the needle to come out of the sleeve but I cannot be sure. I use a 1.0cc but only use .20 in the syringe. it is a fantastic help to inject yourself. I would never attempt without the inject ease. If you switch to the 1.0ml syringes I am sure it will work for you.
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I think the needles are just you average size ones. But I sent my machine back because it didn't work when I got it.
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Approximate sizes, the straight needle is about 1 3/4" or 46mm long-2mm diameter and the curved needles are 2 1/8" or 55 mm long-3mm diameter. I don't know where others got 4". They must have measured up one side and down the other or SWAGGED an estimate. I used an accurate caliper. Dick
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The Hobby-Pro 2 comes with a 1.8mm tip, so you might be better served with the Semi-Pro 2, which comes with a 1.3mm tip. Or you can order a cap and tip separately, just be sure it is for the M-Model spray gun, as Fuji makes other guns and as far as I know the caps and tips are not interchangeable. For a reference on cap and tip sizes, here is a link to Fuji pdf: http://www.fujispray.com/FUJI%20Quick%20Reference%20Sheet%2020130822.pdf.
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I am guessing your using the roller for cellulite? ?? Or discoloration? ??? I was told to use a 1.0 for those issues....this roller only is good for the product that is used on the skin to penetrate better but rollers with longer needles(like the 1.0 roller) stimulate collogen and heals the skin of marks and discoloration.
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I think the biggest difference is the 4-step buttonholer on this machine and the 10 stitches versus the one-step buttonholer and 25 stitches on the 2600. The stitch length, width and thread tension are also preset for you on the lower end model. It's worth the $16 for the high end model because 4-step buttonholer is a pain and requires a lot of patience. Also, if there is no stitch or thread tension adjustments you can make yourself, you are stuck trying to work around problem materials on the machine without any way of adjusting the machine.
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I would imagine it depends on how deeply you plan to clean out. I just do a simple, quick clean and the 1.8 is more than I need.
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This is the metal version. I don't know about the pro model, but I can tell you that it is a little bit lighter than a $500 ice roller that I got with my laser. I actually prefer this one, and it is 1/10 the price! My patients love it.
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Both the separate needles and gun tips are labeled. (The 1.8 being the larger set) its very simple to change, just make sure you clean gun before and after every use
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Size is main difference - Pro Y is much larger. Also the half-moon holding the peeler blades is metal on the Pro model.