which should I buy for tinker small? thanks
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This is the size for the standard Tinker and Super Tinker. I have had the Super for decades. These are what I bought for replacement and they're the right ones.
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I just looked at the pictures of this knife and it looks like the same shape as my knife. These toothpicks fit mine perfectly. The shape of the head and the length were perfect. I really thought as I was buying them that my knife could never use a "large". Hope this helps.
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My better guess would be the large. It seems the large fits most knives and the small only the very small. The small is just over an inch long and is quite thin. The large is the "normal" size. Hope this helps.
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I agree with E Depot Express, 2 would be perfect. I only bought 1 and use it from time to time with my computer. It is satisfying but yeah 2 would be perfect ;)
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This is a close call and hard to decide. If given the option of HO or N scale, I would prefer the smaller N scale. The miniature scaled train sets are much more compact and takes up less room to set up however it requres a higher degree of skill to work the smaller sets so for beginners and kids I would reccomend the larger scale HO scale.
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It's honestly personal preference. I started on the regular ripstick when I was around the same age. And I'm fairly short. Now as an "adult" I enjoy the smaller one because it requires less effort to make it move. It's really a personal preference. If you can take him to Walmart and find the ripstiks out of the package and let him try them out to see which one he likes. I would suggest the mini one if he's a little fella. If the smaller one was an option when I was I kid k would've gotten one.
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I own pocket wizards and they've been excellent! My nephew bought the cheap ones and they didn't work nearly as well.
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Yes a small one. You can find people with recipes on line for the model as well.
800383
If you do not have the Junior set, I would recommend you get the Snap Circuits SC-300 instead. It retails at about USD40 and Ranked #1 in Physics Toys & Games. Snap Circuits SC-300 Electronics Discovery Kit
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Look for the 'Show all buying options' and click there. You can get the different sizes.
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I always say the bigger the better. The small will work fine but it's up to you. Robos are small but that doesn't mean they wouldn't appreciate a larger toy. My hamster feels happier with the larger one I bought than the small one she used to have. I have a winter white dwarf very close to a robo size. She's tiny and cute.
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Don't get the rat 3, there's not as much customization as the rat 5 or 7. If you have the extra money and don't need all the bells and whistles get the rat 5, really good mouse.
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I prefer the larger 4 Ah. They have the battery indicator and last much longer. I have 5 of them and rotate them between 4 tools.
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The basic small is what you need. Optionally, you could spring for the eraser version. It comes down to personal preference on surface area for drawing...tablets take a bit of getting used to. Hope this helps.
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Depends on what you are using it on. How big/small do you plan to use it on? Gift? Give the mid-range (I think I gave the 8" to my dad who is a "tinker".)
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Either would be a good choice for a beginner or an advanced player. Id get whichever one you could get the best price on.
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I use whatever is on sale. I have yet to find ones that are too small for it.
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There are 2 sizes as far as I know, and I guess you may get the larger or the smaller one. Make sure what's available!
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Yes. I recommend using the Nyko Pro Commander or Power A Mini (if you have smaller hands).