Shopsmith has a work light like the one above except it uses support brackets that can be placed in areas where a magnet wont work. I have owned mine for years and works well.
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/c...ilitylight.htm
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Shopsmith has a work light like the one above except it uses support brackets that can be placed in areas where a magnet wont work. I have owned mine for years and works well.
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/c...ilitylight.htm
Last edited by Bruce Page; 09-03-2014 at 4:56 PM. Reason: oops
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At a much better price too! I don't remember where I got mine but I know I didn't pay what WW Supply want's for it. I recall it was around $60 but it's been several years.Originally Posted by Dave Lehnert
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Dad has the Moffett for the lathe and its great. For the bandsaw where I don't want a large head in my line of sight, I use the light that is made for the DeWalt DW788 scrollsaw bolted to a magnetic base:
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The arm is way-strong enough for the headpiece's weight so it always stays where I put it. About $35.
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