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    Default best price for a norton

    I am going to buy a norton 4000/8000 and Im wondering where people have found the best deal for them.

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    Your sig is cracking me up.

    To answer your question, I got a good deal at Peachtree Woodworking Supply. You get a 220/1k, a 4k/8k, a flattening stone, protective cases for all the stones, a large tray with a no slip padding and an instructional DVD for around $120.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CRuzin View Post
    Your sig is cracking me up.

    To answer your question, I got a good deal at Peachtree Woodworking Supply. You get a 220/1k, a 4k/8k, a flattening stone, protective cases for all the stones, a large tray with a no slip padding and an instructional DVD for around $120.
    how long did it take to ship?
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    Shipping took four days. I ordered on a Saturday. Shipped the following Monday, arrived on Thursday.
    Last edited by CRuzin; 04-08-2008 at 05:20 AM.

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    Check Howard (the perfect edge). He seems to have the best prices on the 4K8K and he's a member here. $65 for the stone.

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