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I finally found what I was looking for 2 hours after posting my initial message. I have no idea why but I was watching a light on ebay and the price was £300 for some unown reason as a couple of weeks before they were listed at £27 delivered checked back and they were listed at 24.99 delivered so bought one there and then http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-Desk-Magnifying-Lamp-Light-5-Diopter-Magnification-Magnifier-Clamp-Salon/221564894299?_trksid=p2046732.c100040.m2060&_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140107095009%26meid%3D2060a22493aa44a887d1a9b8a314d34d%26pid%3D100040%26prg%3D20140107095009%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D4%26sd%3D221564894299
 
In the workshed (mancave) I have two ceiling attached halogen strip lights, I also have a lighted magnifier, with these I can usually work away into the night...or tilt the chair back and read my boat mag and fall asleep :D

Si:)
 
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its all been very helpful info from all, just have to work out what im doing which can be hard to do,:confused:

oh Si, would it not be to cold to sleep in the shed,[mancave ] ? :rolleyes:
 
My new one arrived this morning and must say for the £26 it cost I am impressed.
 
Hey Moni:

I use the Sylvania 6500K Daylight compact florescent bulbs exclusively. Here is a pic of my new workshop:That's only ONE of two overheads and its plenty. I now have a daylight compact desk lamp that is packed away...... But do make sure that, as Bunker said its in the 6000K range. I prefer the 6500K though as its full spectrum. Here is a link to them

http://www.lowes.com/pd_255340-3-22210_0__

Hope this helps, Jeff

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I got my work light/magnifier out of a skip popped a new daylight CFL in it and it works a treat.

Dave
 
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im just a bit of a clumsy thats all, and would bump into it alll the time, thats why i like some think above

and off the bench ,but they do seam to work well for alot,:oops: :confused:
 
I must admit I don't like working through a magnifying glass and find they get in the way. I use a cheap pair of reading glasses from Poundland when I need a bit of magnification.
 
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I use magnification.the head band thing, and i still tend to head butt things ,:confused:
 
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