Like to ask dose anybody know of a good desk top light to use. Must be a good one and powerful too had a look on the web but nowt
so any help would be fantastic and helpful. Brian...Modelling desk light...
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brizo58
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Modelling desk light...
Hi All,
Like to ask dose anybody know of a good desk top light to use. Must be a good one and powerful too had a look on the web but nowt so any help would be fantastic and helpful. Brian...
Like to ask dose anybody know of a good desk top light to use. Must be a good one and powerful too had a look on the web but nowt
so any help would be fantastic and helpful. Brian...-
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Re: Modelling desk light...
Brian,
I use this one. Medium price range but great illumination and magnification. I couldn't do the tiny drilling and detailing without it ( not to mention 1/35 and 1/72 kits anymore )
regards,
Painless
http://www.lite-source.com/productdetai ... LSM-197BLK
I use this one. Medium price range but great illumination and magnification. I couldn't do the tiny drilling and detailing without it ( not to mention 1/35 and 1/72 kits anymore )
regards,
Painless
http://www.lite-source.com/productdetai ... LSM-197BLK
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brizo58
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Re: Modelling desk light...
Yea that's the type I need 
will look to see if I can get that type over this side of the pond?? Thanks Painless, Brian...
will look to see if I can get that type over this side of the pond?? Thanks Painless, Brian...-
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Re: Modelling desk light...
Hi Brian
I've been having a look myself lately...This one looks o.k..
Jake
I've been having a look myself lately...This one looks o.k..
Jake
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brizo58
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Re: Modelling desk light...
Painless is LED better than Fluorescent 
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PainlessWolf
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Brian,
LED is certainly cheaper to use and unless a colored LED is specified, will provide a clear, bright, bluish white light. Multiple LED lamps may be a bit much for older eyes and prolonged exposure but per individual, your mileage may vary. ;o) My lamp is older and uses a fluorescent which simulates natural daylight. Time and testing different types have proven _for me_ that this is easiest on my eyes for long usage and items painted under it generally look the same when on display. The Pluses are many for either type.
regards,
Painless
LED is certainly cheaper to use and unless a colored LED is specified, will provide a clear, bright, bluish white light. Multiple LED lamps may be a bit much for older eyes and prolonged exposure but per individual, your mileage may vary. ;o) My lamp is older and uses a fluorescent which simulates natural daylight. Time and testing different types have proven _for me_ that this is easiest on my eyes for long usage and items painted under it generally look the same when on display. The Pluses are many for either type.
regards,
Painless
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brizo58
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Thanks painless great help. At 63 my eyes aren't that good wear specks too 
. I'll go for the Fluorescent I think. Brian...
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Brian Hi, this is a bit involved but it is the best table/desk/magnifier/lamp I have ever owned and right now it is on offer, I cannot recommend this too highly, go to www.robertdyas.co.uk
click on DEPARTMENT,
click on LIGHTING,
click on INDOOR LIGHTING,
click on TABLE and DESK LAMPS,
go to sub page 2,
scroll down 3 lines it is the one on the right.
On sale for £19.99 worth every penny. :thumbup and you can buy it on line or if you have one of their stores near by get it from there.shaun
click on DEPARTMENT,
click on LIGHTING,
click on INDOOR LIGHTING,
click on TABLE and DESK LAMPS,
go to sub page 2,
scroll down 3 lines it is the one on the right.
On sale for £19.99 worth every penny.
:thumbup and you can buy it on line or if you have one of their stores near by get it from there.shaunI think I am about to upset someone 
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brizo58
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Re: Modelling desk light...
Hi Shaun,
I'm going shopping tomorrow will have a look at it. Many thanks . Brian...
I'm going shopping tomorrow will have a look at it. Many thanks
. Brian...