Who was it?

[ABC Technical]

That was asking about work lights for under stairs or general work??

[TTbangbang]

Not guilty :D


... is this a test for Apache's thread finding skills? ]:)

[Apache]

A test I am going to fail I'm afraid! Can't remember the thread. Have tried a quick search!

Why ABC - you got something good to share with us? Not a rechargable spotlight in a suitcase?

[ABC Technical]

Share with you I will yes.

I use a MFA/como drills 2 'in' 1 Dual zoom headlamp.
It has a rechargeable battery pack plus it comes with a back up pack that takes 4 AA batteries & all the spare bulbs & fuses.

Part No. 1077COMP

Wicked bit of kit for hands free working.

That is all. :)

[KR Sol]

I am the guilty one who mentioned work light as addition to tool kit why?

[ABC Technical]

See the above post mate, I have not regretted buying this once. :)

[KR Sol]

Just done a search for it, looks like a nice bit of kit. Applaud Smiley have a drink on me Guiness Drink Thanks.

[ABC Technical]

You are welcome mate. :)

[binky]

Have just bought florrie work light /torch to go with shiny new makita Li-ion drill. Not cheap but relly good bright light to work by B-), and last at least 4 hours. Would also suggest looking at ryobi version of same thing which is also good (I borrowed one once)

[DonkeyDong]

I found the makita florrie/torch a weak/poor design compared to the dewalt.

Yes I'll admit the dewalt version isnt a torch, but its a lot more robust and better made (but alot more expensive!)

D.

[ian932]

I found the makita florrie/torch a weak/poor design compared to the dewalt.

Yes I'll admit the dewalt version isnt a torch, but its a lot more robust and better made (but alot more expensive!)

D.

I use one of these, gives hours of use and the flex makes it easy to position where you need it

http://www.powertoolsuk.co.uk/webcat/details.asp?ProductCode=DW919&ID=356