work lights...

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Justsomeguy

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• Jan 11, 2020

• #1

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-UtIBRz-111Kr9UtDxFjt22SgV4-C9k_

So I made these for general maintenance work... wiring, mechanical repairs and what not... Being a machinist, I think they also work fairly well for some machine tools.

basically 3/4' locline, a couple fixed mounts and a double socket, a voila, snake light...
The flashlight is an 18650 usb rechargeable convoy S9...
For a mill, you guys should be able to come up with a more permanent light source...

 

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DDoug

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• Jan 11, 2020

• #2

"Dumb Title".....

In before the lock

 

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Justsomeguy

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midwest

• Jan 11, 2020

• #3

Dumb response. In before WTF...
I made some lights. maybe you like the idea, maybe not.
I am not selling them, just making chit chat, throwing things out there..
Thanks for the thread piss, sorry if it's in the wrong forum
/FO

 

tnmgcarbide

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N. GA- 33.992N , -83.72W usa

• Jan 11, 2020

• #4

chitchat is not allowed here . you fucked up real bad...

ask a question , answer a question.... share a bit of
knowledge , ,,, but don't chit-chat.

 

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DavidR8

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• Jan 11, 2020

• #5

@Justsomeguy I like the idea.


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Justsomeguy

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• Jan 16, 2020

• #6

posting the concept was sharing knowledge.

 

eKretz

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Northwest Indiana, USA

• Jan 17, 2020

• #7

Sharing useful info or knowledge is fine, but as so tersely worded by our forum junkyard dog, your title needs an "OT" and to be a little more descriptive.

Now Douglas, down, boy!

 

Matt_Maguire

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West-Central Illinois, USA

• Jan 17, 2020

• #8

Clever, I’m an absolute sucker for task lights & still have the automotive trouble light I bought 1969 (all the rubber on it still good, not OSHA yellow though)… Have since purchased many more types now stuffed away in several & many places.

Since you can pull the flashlight & place it in pocket, right about now I’d be spiking the ball in the end zone for the WIN!

Good luck,
Matt

 

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Justsomeguy

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• Jan 18, 2020

• #9

Managed to sell them all off...On a totally different forum, I sold one to a guy in the UK , so that was cool...Thanks