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    The internet store has them listed for $49.. if your local store isn't holding a big sale on them now, just print the ad from the website, and take it to your local HF, they will honor the discounted price
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    well, just an update. I hooked it up to Air today.. I guess for $39 it's not bad but.. I had a few things to overcome, the Air hammer that it uses, is just an air hammer, and the trigger still works as the trigger, there was nothing in the manual about this, I thought that the trigger was bypassed but it's not.. so my fix was a zip tie on the trigger, works great now. the pedal is just a bleed off valve, so when you plug it in to air, it bleeds off the excess air out of a vent, until you step on the pedal, and then it will close the bleed off valve and it goes to the air hammer. once you get it going, it works pretty good. all I had was an old fender from my brothers KIA. I managed to flatten out 1 of the body lines and round it over kinda. I still need practice, but I'll have some uses for it.
    You don't know what you've got til it's gone

    Matt's 1951 Chevy Fleetline- Driver

    1967 Ford Falcon- Sold

    1930's styled hand built ratrod project

    1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle Wolfsburg Edition- sold

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