I can't seem to decide between the 11-inch and 9-inch... help?
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According to a test shown today on one of the PBS cooking shows a problem with the shorter whisk if you're working in a small bowl is that it will fall over/out of the bowl if you walk away for a bit (to answer phone, etc) and leave the whisk propped against the bowl's edge. That test picked the 11 inch OXO balloon for all-round use. Interestingly, the price Amazon is selling it for is the same as what the show's test estimated the price to be. Hope this helps.
1636831
I prefered the 9" because I make smaller amounts and it is easier to handle - but for big bowl items I think the 11" would be better
1636832
I actually have more than one whisk, but this larger size is a good all around tool. It obviously does not fit into perhaps a measuring cup, etc so you need to decide your own application.
565358
i'm trying to decide on 2 or 3 inch now. what did you get and would you recommend it or the other?
503607
There is no difference. Not sure why you are seeing it as more expensive. I'd just try to get the larger one at the lowest price you can find.
690121
I bought the 17 inch but it is pretty big. It is really nice thought I really like it.
1233784
The 30 and the 15 will work. I'm not sure about the 9.5. I have it on 7" and it would work on 8" but not sure about 9.5.
557586
I recently purchased an 11" Brentwood mattress for school. Now, I have only owned the mattress for a few weeks, and have slept on it a total of about 5 times, so I am by no means as experienced with this mattress as others. With that being said, I spent some time in the local mattress stores exploring options because I was also on the fence about the 9" vs 11". What I tended to notice in the store was that the thinner mattresses were slightly firmer than their thicker counterparts. The 11" Brentwood is a medium firm, but a very comfortable sort of firm (i.e. you don't sink into the mattress more than a few inches, but it is really supportive). I imagine that the 9" would be just the slightest bit more firm, which could be great if you like a firmer bed. As for the gel keeping you cool, again I can't speak to much of the 9", but the 11" keeps me cool, which is great because I usually wake up hot in my tempur-pedic at home. Last I looked there was about a $40 difference between the 9" and 11" which is a significant difference for a mattress under $400. Really the decision for me was do I want to pay an extra $40 for 2 inches of foam and a maybe slightly more supportive mattress. I ultimately decided yes, but you (more that likely) will be happy with either.
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What you have to understand is that the smaller the blade the faster the RPM's are. Look at the specs for your machine and follow what is recommended. If you don't have the manual for the machine I would go in the middle with the 9". Other thing is the thickness you can cut. Larger blade will cut a thicker tree or brush.
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M. Robel... Thanks for the reply. Seeing the tv in the store makes me agree with you. There are just so many posts out there on the internet that say it might be too big, and then you have the ones that give you such a huge range of size to distance ratio and it makes it difficult to decide when you are spending that much money. I appreciate your reply, and am definitely going to to with the 46".
134074
The 9 and 8 inch is one sale on Kaiser.com for $17_$19 on clearence. I got my 12 inch on Amazon when it was $24 .
1534494
I wish I could tell you but having never tried out the 9" version I couldn't give an accurate comparison. But I do know that I love this little bench top model. I have a monster bandsaw that I use exclusively for re sawing lumber, such as logs. I use the craftsman for detail and finess cuts. Great combo. Couldn't be happier and I saved a bucket of money going with the Craftsman. Good luck with your research and ultimate choice!
501555
Hello, I actually returned the "17 for the "19 because the screen has to be measured diagonally not in height & width. I learned something new.... You also have to consider if you screen is a wide or "17W" or not. Mine's was not a wide.
1460498
I think you'll be fine if you get the 9" high encasement. I bought the 11" high because my mattress is a fraction over 9", and I'm very pleased with the fit and performance.
806582
Sorry let me amend my reply, go with the 12 inch instead the space after the guide is only 6 inches. And you might want to buy one that can slide forward and back.
312799
I played the 6 inch for years and just recently got the 12 inch. The 12 inch is much more convenient as it sits in your lap better, works well with a typical snare stand, and just offers more area to play on. The only benefit I can see with the 6 inch is that it's easier to travel with.
999267
Im using a MBP and a 4X6 tablet right now...and am going to take back the 4X6 beacuse it is too small and feels "jerkey" to me. It is only about 1/4 the size of your laptop, so a small move becomes a pretty big one onscreen. You may have different needs, as I am using mine for CAD (yes, they are *wonderful* for CAD), so keep that in mind.
13773
Either one will work. 16X9 Aspect Ratio is a plus if you want it to properly fit the screen area......
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Sorry...wish I could help you, Gene, but I have not used anything but the 9. Works great for me!