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If I could find a bright LED bulb that would fit I would go that route

Good point on the possible 'spotlight' effect of single light Will try first before gluing down and perhaps use 2 per eyeshield as seen in pic

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No but I guess I'll find out I suppose I could expoxy to something that would allow some air flow underneath I have a 10W LED lamp with a magnet base on another grinder that is fully enclosed and does not have overheating issues

That's why I prefer to use the existing wiring Already wired to on/off switch

Agree I'm planning on just epoxying them to the eye shield and was thinking of using something like silicone caulk or sealer for the electrical connection but figured I would post to see if there is a better solution Yes, they are small but put out 10W!

yeah but the grinder is already wired for 110

I'm replacing the old lighting on the back of my bench grinder eye shields with some 110v LED lights I chose high voltage lights to take advantage of the existing wiring but am a little concerned about leaving the solder joints exposed What is the best way to isolate the connections for both...

Exactly what I'm looking for and at a reasonable price! Thank you!!!

I have a gate controlled by an Elite Roboswing opener I would like to receive a notification on my cellphone when the gate is opened The Roboswing has numerous NC and NO contacts and it is within my wifi network Can anyone think of a networkable device that has an app that would alert me when...

I just had a 4' concrete retaining wall poured My question is regarding waterproofing on the backside I know Masterseal HLM 5000 is the best but it is expensive and messy I'm wondering if a couple of thick layers of elastomeric paint would suffice Any thoughts?

Thanks Dig Doug! That looks like what I need

My contractor gifted me a hose that sprung a leak near one end I have tried almost every repair technique in the past, finding most of them garbage I'm currently doubling up on stainless PEX cinch clamps and have yet to pull one apart despite routinely applying a lot of stress on repairs The...

Figured it out My new pressure washer (Karcher) is all metric An NPT male pressure washer specific quick connect from HD solved the problem https://www.homedepot.com/p/Powercare-1-4-in-Male-to-1-4-in-Female-Quick-Connect-NPT-Brass-Coupler-AP31038B/202073584

I got a used air tank that I want to pressure test before putting into service using Keith Rucker's technique I'm feeling pretty dumb at the moment because I've done this before but can't remember out how to connect my pressure washer to the tank Everything on the tank is NPT and everything...

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Thanks Micro