billyturnip
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although the wax just peels off when dry.
table ,chairs,and lighting?
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although the wax just peels off when dry.
Tubby-Nuts2
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Especially whilst tying to use it for seating!
.Burning ring of fire, springs to mind! Never mind the explanation to one's Doctor! Mark
Gary D
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I use an OTT lite. They can be expensive, but you can buy bulbs separately and install them into a regular light fixture. Michael's sells them.
http://www.ott-lite.com/t-why-ottlite.aspx
Gary
http://www.ott-lite.com/t-why-ottlite.aspx
Gary
theBaron
A Fixture
I'm curious about what happened to the original chair and light. Were they thrown out, when the apartment was cleaned up?
mcsnead17
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thank you for the idea of an electric chair but I believe Sing - Sing has plans for that chair already but somebody left out a chair made for the Spanish Inquisitors with leather binders hold to person's hands and head and slowly given a headache in the chair don't worry about that because you could not give one even to a dead person.
mcsnead17
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I am having trouble with buying a desk lamp and a bulb just as the meaning of Full- Spectrum Bulb should I buy a lamp that uses this bulb or not ?
Tubby-Nuts2
A Fixture
If its a full spectrum daylight bulb, that should be fine!
Mark
Mark
DEL
A Fixture
mcsnead17. My Aculite fell apart recently and I decided to look for a new and ideally cheaper solution.
Picked up 2 of these from my local IKEA store in Glasgow (The Brooklyn store has them in stock for about $9 each).
TERTIAL
Work lamp, silver color
$8.99
Being right handed I use a daylight bulb in the lamp to the left of my painting area and an ordinary bulb in the right lamp (2 daylight bulbs are just too bright for m).
The large reflectors give a good spread of light with it blending where it lights the figure.
Cheers
Derek
Picked up 2 of these from my local IKEA store in Glasgow (The Brooklyn store has them in stock for about $9 each).
TERTIAL
Work lamp, silver color
$8.99
Article Number:
203.703.83
Being right handed I use a daylight bulb in the lamp to the left of my painting area and an ordinary bulb in the right lamp (2 daylight bulbs are just too bright for m).
The large reflectors give a good spread of light with it blending where it lights the figure.
Cheers
Derek
theBaron
A Fixture
I use draftsmen's lamps like those on my bench, too, though I found that the plastic bases would crack over time. My bench consists of a frame made from 2x4's with a plywood top, so I've discarded the bases, drilled holes in various locations around the perimeter of the frame, and stick the pin at the bottom of the lamp's arm in those holes.
I use 60w incandescents, though, for all of my lighting, GE soft-glow lamps and their equivalent.
Prost!
Brad
mcsnead17
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so far all I can find is a chair and for all whose that think I am an idiot or a fool just wait that is all .
mcsnead17
Well-Known Member
I did find one in Staples but the store did not have the desk so I will be going to another store this week and trying to find the right one after that the hunt for the lamp.
Blimey ,
This has more episodes than Eastenders or Coronation Street !
The amount of care and time you are taking on getting a chair/desk/ and a lamp you must be after something very particular and special .....
......what chair did you get from Staples ?
Nap
This has more episodes than Eastenders or Coronation Street !
The amount of care and time you are taking on getting a chair/desk/ and a lamp you must be after something very particular and special .....
......what chair did you get from Staples ?
Nap
mcsnead17
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it is a stationary chair and table will be coming soon I hope so and do not worry it would be another Dallas or 24 hours.
Tubby-Nuts2
A Fixture
Mark,
Then let us know when you have all three ! Then we can move onto subject matter. However, as said, get your bench set-up first!
Regards,
Mark P.
Then let us know when you have all three ! Then we can move onto subject matter. However, as said, get your bench set-up first!
Regards,
Mark P.
theBaron
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That's the kind of thing the mad scientist says in a classic horror movie. "They think I'm a fool! They laughed at me! Well, just wait, and I'll show them! I'll show them all! Ah, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!"
Is it a hobby bench you're putting together, or an underground lair?
Prost!
Brad
theBaron
A Fixture
Has anyone tried any of the new halogen lamps (bulbs) for their workbench? I've used them in household fixtures but find the light is washed out, like light from fluorescent tubes.
Prost!
Brad
Prost!
Brad
mcsnead17
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no sorry but no man cave nor bat cave either just trying to complete my apartment so I can have someplace to work in without killing myself do it that is all .
theBaron
A Fixture
Thanks, Victor, your reply makes me realize that I meant to say LEDs, not halogens. We have Sylvanias, I think, in some of the fixtures at the theater I belong to, in our kitchen, for example. Those particular lamps cast a very grayish white light, like fluorescent tubes. I'll see if I can find Actualites at my local stores. I'm experimenting for when my cache of 60w incandescents finally runs out.
Prost!
Brad
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