That sounds about right for the new driver, yeah.
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Sticking to just lights....
Kobalt 6-volt 1000-lumen LED Battery-operated Portable Work Light.
(The one that takes 4AA batteries. Not the one that takes 6 of them.)
You'd think Kobalt (or their parent company Lowes) could come up with a shorter name. Yeah, my absolute least favorite tool brand out there because it's a made-up, in-house, Lowes brand with a blue color scheme that admittedly looks good. But likely covers a bunch of tools made by various sub-contractors for Lowes out in China. Meaning, once in awhile you actually get very good quality tools. Surprisingly good. Like their Tape-measure or their battery-operated tire-inflator.
And, sometimes you get garbage.... like their work-gloves.... that literally disintegrated on me after barely any use, mostly spent sitting in a plastic bag for about 5 years. Replaced those with a much more expensive set of Milwaukee gloves. Better in every way. No clue if this light will be decent. But for $20.oo, I won't care if I have to chuck it in the trash later on!
Kobalt 6-volt 1000-lumen LED Battery-operated Portable Work Light.
(The one that takes 4AA batteries. Not the one that takes 6 of them.)
You'd think Kobalt (or their parent company Lowes) could come up with a shorter name. Yeah, my absolute least favorite tool brand out there because it's a made-up, in-house, Lowes brand with a blue color scheme that admittedly looks good. But likely covers a bunch of tools made by various sub-contractors for Lowes out in China. Meaning, once in awhile you actually get very good quality tools. Surprisingly good. Like their Tape-measure or their battery-operated tire-inflator.
And, sometimes you get garbage.... like their work-gloves.... that literally disintegrated on me after barely any use, mostly spent sitting in a plastic bag for about 5 years. Replaced those with a much more expensive set of Milwaukee gloves. Better in every way. No clue if this light will be decent. But for $20.oo, I won't care if I have to chuck it in the trash later on!
I picked this idea up from here. @fyrstormer is banned I think, but it was a great tip that works perfect and I thank him for it.
Cheap way to make the EDCL1-T work properly on a syringe grip. W/ the gas pedal tailcaps, it works a treat.
I've been carrying this a lot more lately, sometimes even w/ the head it came with. Surefire green isn't a bother outside.
Cheap way to make the EDCL1-T work properly on a syringe grip. W/ the gas pedal tailcaps, it works a treat.
I've been carrying this a lot more lately, sometimes even w/ the head it came with. Surefire green isn't a bother outside.
