I had a strong light like that in my garage for welding too, but it keept triggering my auto dark helmet all the time lol. Maybe the shroud fixes that.
Awesome build dude. Did you put a knob at the bottom top to keep it from swinging side to side? Couldn’t tell. If not, that would’ve been a cool thing to add.
Thanks! I actually decided to put a small bend in the bottom of the tub and it kept it from moving around unintentionally. I don't want to put any sort of locking knob on it because I want the movement to be easy when I want to swing it around.
Brads Workbench for two years it was great, in the last week it’s been acting up a little bit, throwing blades off the wheels... hopefully some more adjusting fixes that.
Great build. I, too, need a TON of light when I weld. Also, thanks for explaining "weld nuts" - never heard of them called that before, and I've seen very few makers actually care - most just use the zinc-coated...
Are you making these lights upon request...if so I'm interested...my only request is can you make it a little lighter i.e. less weight...been looking for something like this to use in my office that lights my entire room vice my desk...
FYI. Unless I read it wrong, you have two different "In this video" sections. You might want to remove the second, wrong one. Nice project, by the way! This has the same output as many LED shop lights that replace fluorescents, but puts the lumens in a smaller, directeable area.
I had a strong light like that in my garage for welding too, but it keept triggering my auto dark helmet all the time lol. Maybe the shroud fixes that.
I have this problem too sometimes.
Awesome build dude. Did you put a knob at the bottom top to keep it from swinging side to side? Couldn’t tell. If not, that would’ve been a cool thing to add.
Cool project. Are you going to add anything to stop the swivel?
Thanks! I actually decided to put a small bend in the bottom of the tub and it kept it from moving around unintentionally. I don't want to put any sort of locking knob on it because I want the movement to be easy when I want to swing it around.
Great vid. Ty. What was the retail for this little project?
nice build thanks for sharing have a blessed day
Thanks!
How U like that little wen bandsaw?
Brads Workbench for two years it was great, in the last week it’s been acting up a little bit, throwing blades off the wheels... hopefully some more adjusting fixes that.
Sansi has some really bright lights. Great project too.
Simplistic and very functional design...! Thanks for posting!
Nice Idea easy build as well.. Peace
Very nice Chris
Great project!
Great project 👍👍👍👍
Great build. I, too, need a TON of light when I weld. Also, thanks for explaining "weld nuts" - never heard of them called that before, and I've seen very few makers actually care - most just use the zinc-coated...
David Plass thanks! Yeah they are awesome and save your lungs a little bit of impact
Good job 👍
Great addition to the welding table.
Nice project,
thanks for sharing the video
End result turned out great, good job
Thanks!!
Are you making these lights upon request...if so I'm interested...my only request is can you make it a little lighter i.e. less weight...been looking for something like this to use in my office that lights my entire room vice my desk...
Does anyone know how to add a LED to an old porter cable router? Similar to tools that have LEDs to illuminate your work. Thanks
Nice video and project. : )
Thank you! Really happy with it!
👍🏻👊🏻
FYI. Unless I read it wrong, you have two different "In this video" sections. You might want to remove the second, wrong one.
Nice project, by the way! This has the same output as many LED shop lights that replace fluorescents, but puts the lumens in a smaller, directeable area.
David Zeller whoops! Thank you!
Nice video. Could someone tell me what type of welding that is?
Nice bro!!
Simple build but very functional, AWESOME!
Good idea. I used my alexia smart plug to turn things on/off, wireless.
Great build and great idea, definitely going to “steel” this idea for myself.