[DeTomaso] Adventures in the garage - Flourescent work lights

[asajay at asajay.com]

Years ago, for Christmas I believe, I was given a -real- fluorescent  
drop-light.  Similar to this, but without the reel.  I'll try to get a  
number off it if anyone is interested.

Asa Jay

Quoting Larry Weston <lplugw at hotmail.com>:

> If you're tired of burning your arm (or whatever else the back of the
> drop light might touch) and paying $4 +/- for "rough service" bulbs
> that aren't, try those compact flourescent screw base style bulbs. Nice
> and bright, stays cool enough to hold onto the bulb barehanded, pretty
> tough too. Dropped mine several times. I also use a lamp holder made of
> plastic to avoid scatches on finished surfaces. I lined it with
> aluminum tape to act as a reflector and keep light from leaking through
> the backside.
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