Light for my bench.

Magellann said:
I'm still using a regular old style incandescent light bulb that clamps to the desk, its on a flexible shaft so I can aim it where I need to. Its always worked well for me, so I'll probably leave it until it breaks someday.
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I use one as well, with a LED bulb in it and it works well. When I turn on this new light, I can hardly tell its on anymore.
 
Lead hammer said:
So after walking past it on several occasions, I bought that $50 Costco LED light. The one that looks like an old florescent 4ft one. Hung it up over my reloading bench and it is very bright. No shadows anymore. Wish I would have bought is sooner.
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How does it look like? I must have missed it Costco.
 
When I moved into my new garage, I painted the walls white and I install 7 of the costco 4foot led lights , it draws 1.86 Amp total and its a real bright white .

My wife ask if I was planning to do surgery !!!!!!
 
I picked up a couple of the Luminus 4000lm LED shop lights from Costco in December when they had them on sale for $35 shipped which is $10 off the regular price.
They can be hung on adjustable cables that are included or flush mounted to the ceiling. I put them in the garage and they don't seem to be bothered by the cold at all.
I think they are a good deal at the regular price of $45 and a great deal for $35 shipped. Costco seems to put them on sale every few months so keep an eye on the website.
 
I hung the Costco one last night above my reloading bench. It is BRIGHT. Like staring into the sun. A few years ago, I replaced the fluorescent light above the workbench in the garage with an LED. My garage is unheated, and the fluorescent had trouble turning on in the winter. Not so with the LED, fires up right away, every time, super bright.
 
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