(Normally $45.99) Using "order from printed catalog" and item # 93601-1jph. Plus if you get your order up to $59.99 you can use coupon # 435-678-352 for a free $10 gift card (valid until 5/1/07)
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Last edited by ddamoore; 01-21-2007, 09:45 AM.Dennis
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Or print it out, take into the store to have them price match it, then use the 15% off coupon. I went in there this weekend to do that with the original $45 web price, but they had none in stock.
I'll try again later in the week. Thanks for the heads up though.
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And YES, despite the picture it does have TWO ea. 10 ft. 4" hoses in the kit.
And 10 ft 4" flex hoses are at least $15 each at Rockler.Last edited by LCHIEN; 01-21-2007, 11:19 AM.
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Something you should note.
The spiral reinforcement on the HF hose is plastic not metal(that can be used for grounding). The hose material is tough and is not easily punctured even on sharp edges, which is a plus.
On the other hand, the Rockler clear flexible hose for $15.00(on sale) is more flexible. The hose material is easy to puncture or rip. The spiral reinforcement is made of metal wire.
My opinion is, if you want heavy duty, go with the HF. If you want more flexibility, go with the Rockler. A good place to use the Rockler for example, is on the Shark guard. I hang 2' of it from overhead ductwork to the Shark.
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