Work Light Question
I've been looking for some relatively inexpensive work lights, because I don't have enough light in my garage for welding once it gets dark outside.
I've looked at HF, Lowes, Home Depot, and Amazon, and all of the lights I find in the less-than-$100 range seem to be pretty flimsy. Has anyone had good luck finding inexpensive work lights that last? |
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Check with a commercial lighting company and see if they have some they are closing out on ,the Home Depot and Lowes ones suck .
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i use the 500 watt version of this work lights for spot lighting my current work area
and then have these conduit clips all over the shop walls and ceiling i slide the tubular base into the clip and have instant task lighting $11 at home depot http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pro...b24a7_1000.jpg $.88 for 4 clips http://www.homedepot.com/p/3-4-in-Ri...6112/100147461 http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pro...9f5f4_1000.jpg here's one of the lights overhead, i have 2 of these lights i have clips located all over the shop to locate lighting in a specific area http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...n/IMG_1327.jpg |
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eBay at about $26 each. Very energy efficient and less power consumption than any fluorescent lights.
https://youtu.be/0-Jm0DLJwhM |
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Sorry, I should have been more clear. I'm looking for portable work lights. I have pretty good fluorescent lights on the ceiling, and I'll eventually replace those with LEDs, but I sometimes need additional light in certain spots.
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if you are a costco member they have this light for $29. BEST work light i've ever used.
here it is on amazon for a bit more https://www.amazon.com/Snap-922261-2...ds=snap+on+led |
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Does Costco have them in-store or online? Do you know how much they cost?
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Thanks for the suggestion. |
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OK, so a couple of weeks later I thought I'd come back and tell you about the Snap-On lights. First, the down side - they're actually made by Alltrade, so we'll see how they hold up. But so far I love them. They're very light, they don't get hot, and they put out very bright white light. I can see my work piece through my welding helmet great with them. I definitely recommend them.
As a side note, I also picked up some LED strip lights to replace some of my fluorescent lights. They're brighter and they work well in my unheated garage - no warmup time needed. |
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https://www.menards.com/main/lightin...64968601296446
I picked up a similar unit like this the other day the one I got was 1200 lumens for $14.00 thought I would try it out and see holy crap this little basturd puts out some light ,and it don't burn like my halogen does. Small and compact I can set it on the floorboard and aim it under the dash or hang it on the wall and light up the room. |
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Those lights ars nice Doug....leds sure do make life simpler than the old "branding iron" lights we always had in our shop..I've got all led work lights now and love em
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I just got the Eastwood LED work light and I am a happy camper. It folds up and you can stand it up on end. It attaches to the hood, work under the dash etc. And it's cordless. Has two intensities, on and really bright.
http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-pro...led-light.html http://www.eastwood.com/media/catalo...3/p30989_1.jpg http://www.eastwood.com/media/catalo...p/3/p30989.jpg |
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I used this for my first conversion from incandescent to LED. They still sell them at some Sears stores. Pretty cheap. https://www.amazon.com/Alert-Stampin.../dp/B004LKRPAS
I would never go back to incandescent, fluorescent or halogen. LED is the only way. The LED products are getting better everyday. I have the CAT LED from Costco also. Instructables has many ideas to build your own. This will be my next project. http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-...nd-Work-Light/ |
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