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Default Good deals on select Delta tools

Guys,

I was updating my website http://www.dealsites.net and was adding
some information on tools from Amazon. I see that Delta is offering a
$50 rebate on select tools, and Amazon is offerring a $25 discount on
all tool purchases over $199.99. Amazon offers free shipping too.

I selected certain tool categories on my page he
http://www.dealsites.net/tools.html that show the top Amazon sellers.
The data is updated daily and if anyone is interested in other
categories, let me know. Sure clicking through on the amazon links
generates me a small commision, but that's how I fund my hobbies!

These are the tools with a $50 rebate (expires 2/15/2004):
Rebate:
http://media.ptg-online.com/web/dm/i...lar-Rebate.pdf

12" Dual Bevel Miter Saw
Model 36-412

Compound Miter Saw
Model 36-312

TwinLaser Miter Saw
Model 36-255L

12" Compound Miter Saw
Model MS450

14" Band Saw with 1 HP & Enclosed Stand
Model 28-206

13" Planer
Model 22-580
Midi-Lathe
Model LA200/LA200K


To get the $25 off at Amazon, do this (expires 2/24/2003):

1. Shop: Go to Tools & Hardware and add $199 or more of products
offered by Amazon.com to your Shopping Cart. (Sorry, you can't use our
1-Click® service with this offer.) When you're finished shopping,
click the "Proceed to checkout" button.

2. Pay: Use a credit card to pay for the balance of your order.

3. Save: Enter the promotional claim code TCCAT4XXJAN4 in the field
provided on the "Select a payment method" page to get $25 off.


I hope I'm not trolling here, but if anyone is interested in these
tools, you can save $75 and I was passing on the word. I saw a few
posts about the $50 rebate, but I'm not sure if anyone has noticed the
$25 off Amazon offer.

I've been a lurker here and am considering the TwinLaser Miter Saw
saw. Can anyone tell me the difference between this saw and a
dual-bevel miter saw?

Thanks,
dealsites


 
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