I'm with you redman. I may just go for one of those workshop lamps at Lowes. For $139 I could by a fish finder or lots of materials and several thousand hooks.
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I'm with you redman. I may just go for one of those workshop lamps at Lowes. For $139 I could by a fish finder or lots of materials and several thousand hooks.
I have a swing arm that I bought at Wal-Mart, works great.
I had a couple of Ott style lights and they were great til the switches died. They were generic and bought used, but I miss the light they threw. I can tell when I have been at the bench for a while without enough light, the eyes start to bother me. Fuzzy and tired feeling. I'm still kicking around ideas for how to do mine. I want lots of light but not shining in the eyes so it needs to have a deflector to shine the light on the work and not in the eyes. I'll let y'all know and post a pic when I get it worked out.
Skip, I'll look up the peak, sounds interesting.
I have two 13 watt ott lights,one for pouring and one for tying. I bought them on ebay new for less than $40 each. No switches on these,just fold down when finished and pull up and the light comes on. I've had one over ten years now and only have to replace a bulb occasionally.