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    Shop Lights (videos)

    Whatever your particular interest(s) out in the shop, if you can't see it, you can't build it. Shop lights (and reading glasses, though that's another story!) are absolutely necessary. Here are a few neat ideas along those lines for your perusal:

    How to make LED shop lights by OffScaleProductions


    My LED shop light experiment. 48 feet of lighting for $40 by Christopher Demetrick


    Fluorescent to LED conversion - LED Frosted 4 Foot Shop Lights by JEG's Garage


    Diy Articulating Shop Light by Shadetree Woodworking (Dean)

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    Quote Originally Posted by kbalch View Post
    Whatever your particular interest(s) out in the shop, if you can't see it, you can't build it. Shop lights (and reading glasses, though that's another story!) are absolutely necessary. Here are a few neat ideas along those lines for your perusal: How to make LED shop lights - or My LED shop light experiment. 48 feet of lighting for $40 - or Fluorescent to LED conversion - LED Frosted 4 Foot Shop Lights - or DIY Articulating Shop Light
    Most posts on illumination acknowledge insufficient quantities or elimination of shadows, particular to certain locations in any workspace. As small timers, our typical problem is less-than-ideal ceiling height; requiring additional or moving fixtures. Virtually all wattage[lumen]/ fixture combinations distribute light over an area controlled by bulb type and form of reflector. In such cases, fixtures that bias the perimeter are more successful at covering your space, and counteract your shadow.

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