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Drop Light for Confined Spaces
While working on my sunroof I was wishing I had a drop light that would fit into the limited space available. So I made one, using an LED strip intended to replace fluorescents and a cheap extension cord.
That is a Forest Lighting T5-30. It is approximately one foot long. They also come in two, three, and four-foot lengths.
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Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: doylestown, pa
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This little guy is great. Hooks that pivot and spin on both side and also a magnet on one. Led and fully rechargeable. Gets amazing battery life.
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Banned but not out, yet..
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Great tip
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This is strange but it works so well. It's almost holiday time, Christmas lights are out in the stores. Find a LED string, the brightest you can find with the whitest color balance that you like. LEDs make little heat, shove them in a white plastic garbage bag, then shove it wherever you want, in any shape you want. Use some killer magnets to hold the bag where it works for you.
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