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Hey guys
Came across a pretty good deal on a heat gun if you are in need of one or may need to replace the one you have. Comes with case and accessories shipping not to bad either if you use the UPS Ground option anyway here is the link
Wagner HT3500, Digital Heat Gun, with Case&10-accy - Prep Tools
For those that are interested, I have the same model. Although it looks extravagant, I will say I've had mine going over 2 years. I personally think it is worth the money. Very well made and durable. If you decide to go into multi-color powder painting, this will serve you very well. However if you can't swing it, a (2) speed hi and low heat gun will do the job.
wow thats a steal of a deal if u ask me think i might try to get one :)
Go to Harbor Freight and you can get it cheaper.
Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices
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1600 Watt Heavy Duty Dual Temperature Heat Gun (1000°/1100°)
Chicago Electric
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Chicago Electric Power Tools
66001-3VGA
$12.99
$9.99
1500 Watt Dual Temperature Heat Gun (572°/1112°)
Chicago Electric Power Tools
96289-4VGA
$14.99
Professional Heat Gun with Digital Temperature Settings
Chicago Electric Power Tools
97114-2vga
$34.99
9 Piece Heat Gun Accessory Kit
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$7.99
Or you can do what I do. Pick up an old toaster oven. The larger the better. It has the rack that you can hang your jigs on and you can put a hundred or so jigs in at a time. Or if you can get away with it fine an old cookie sheet at a yard sale (to place under your jigs) and use the oven in the kitchen. I used this method for years. Just don't leave them in to long or the lead will melt and fall on the cookie sheet. Easy way to do 4 or 5 hundred jigs at a time.
I like the looks of the Wagner, but for those that did go to the Harbour Freight site they got a nice lookin spinning reel for $9 dollars!!!!!!
Fatman