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I believe its' a one day offer only

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I need something similar for my chalkline...
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What's the point? Just seems odd to be mixing a powered dust collector with a hand tool.
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Robert...it was an April Fools Day prank.
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Pity

It would be ideal for MDF.......

Yes, really!

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PS Does Ron know about this?
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What's the point? ...
I'll bet you didn't "click here for more information" did ya?

Here's their pocket dovetailor

I particularly like the low angle jack plane and the special sharpening instructions

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..... each of the products depicted have actually been manufactured by Veritas®. Not only do they exist, they function exactly as we say: the tool belt really holds more than 500 pounds, the gang saw mechanism really functions as shown, and the trigger in the plane handle supplied with the No-Fuss Tool Shroud really does control the dust extractor, and so on. That's part of the fun – the tools have to be credible, and to be credible they have to work.
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