makenzie71
Been Around the Block
Not really a GS part, but it's a spectacular tool and it has been very well worth it's cost over the last couple of years.
It's a Pelton and Crane LF1 dental patient pole-mount light. You can use pipe clamps to mount it to whatever you want or drill a hole in your work bench and just drop the pole base in (what I did).
The coolness about this light is the way the beam is projected. Single light bulb, but the lens casts the light in a way that it's very difficult to block it from your target area. It's almost impossible to completely shadow your project. It is SPECTACULAR for working on carburetors or electronics or cavities.
Here's a short vid. I have to have my hand basically wrapped around the subject to keep it in total darkness. Even with my hand ON the projector it has such a large surface area that the subject is still lit. It's pretty cool how the lens is made...the light just seems to wrap around whatever is in front of it to a certain extent. It's pretty handy.
Pelton LF1 for Worklight
Asking $250 shipped to the continental US. These things sell on eBay for $400 to $500...but it's got some scratches here and there and I'm technically not allowed to sell it there (work conflict).
Thanks
It's a Pelton and Crane LF1 dental patient pole-mount light. You can use pipe clamps to mount it to whatever you want or drill a hole in your work bench and just drop the pole base in (what I did).
The coolness about this light is the way the beam is projected. Single light bulb, but the lens casts the light in a way that it's very difficult to block it from your target area. It's almost impossible to completely shadow your project. It is SPECTACULAR for working on carburetors or electronics or cavities.
Here's a short vid. I have to have my hand basically wrapped around the subject to keep it in total darkness. Even with my hand ON the projector it has such a large surface area that the subject is still lit. It's pretty cool how the lens is made...the light just seems to wrap around whatever is in front of it to a certain extent. It's pretty handy.
Pelton LF1 for Worklight
Asking $250 shipped to the continental US. These things sell on eBay for $400 to $500...but it's got some scratches here and there and I'm technically not allowed to sell it there (work conflict).
Thanks