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Great Shop Light
Mark Snider made a handy shop light from two inexpensive 4-ft. fluorescent light fixtures and some gas pipe.
The light telescopes up and also pivots out from vertical to horizontal, held in place by two "T" screw locks.
What's handy about the big light is that you can extend it under a car hood o
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Great Shop Light FARM SHOP Tools 32-6-36 Mark Snider made a handy shop light from two inexpensive 4-ft. fluorescent light fixtures and some gas pipe.
The light telescopes up and also pivots out from vertical to horizontal, held in place by two "T" screw locks.
What's handy about the big light is that you can extend it under a car hood or even up over the top of a semi engine. A brace about halfway up the fixtures holds them tight. Pieces of wire hold the lightbulbs in place. The light rolls around on three caster wheels.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Mark Snider, 210 Reed St., Cle Elum, Wash. 98922 (ph 509 674-8051).
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