Good point about fluorescents being cheap and durable.
How 'bout tire far w/WT mudders?
I would have at least done the switches differently so I could turn those off separately if I had thought about it.
Only use treated wood though. It burns the brightest
I have 8 dual-bulb T12 fixtures in mine and it's great, although I'm a dumb shit that didn't think about the fact that the doors would cut the light in half when open
E'rybody knows that.Only use treated wood though. It burns the brightest
While the 8 CFLs light up my area nicely, I also added a 4-bulb halogen fixture over my work bench for task lighting. Got it in clearance at Lowes for like $40-ish
I am actually glad I read this - I could very easily have made the same mistake.
The lighting and a workbench are #1 and #2 on my list of things to do (aside from appropriate spring yard work of course)
You can probably make cookies on that work bench.While the 8 CFLs light up my area nicely, I also added a 4-bulb halogen fixture over my work bench for task lighting. Got it in clearance at Lowes for like $40-ish
Of course they're switched separately from the general overhead lights. Works great for my needs.
What brand of workbench is that? Looks like Crapsman, but hard to tell.While the 8 CFLs light up my area nicely, I also added a 4-bulb halogen fixture over my work bench for task lighting. Got it in clearance at Lowes for like $40-ish
Of course they're switched separately from the general overhead lights. Works great for my needs.
