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Old 08-02-2009, 07:57 AM   #1
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To compare prices and shop online this list contains a dozen major woodworking equipment and suppliers. The list is showing air filtration units by Jet, but if you click on "buy now" you will get the main web address and can go to the home page to price out other items, not just air filtration units!
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http://woodworking.jettools.com/Wher...x?Part=708620B
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Always nice to have one stop shopping with breaking too many nails!

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