Rollable Adjustable Floresent Light

[nashvegas]

I'm looking for a rollable florescent light that is adjustable in about every direction similar to the one below but preferably without the $435 price tag.

Anyone know of any good alternatives?

Video:
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Website:
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[Setec Astronomy]

Not quite the same, but something to get light on lower panels, check out the Wobblelight brand.

[nashvegas]

Thanks. Really looking for a fluorescent

[Setec Astronomy]

Thanks. Really looking for a fluorescent

Yes, and the Wobblelights are fluorescents. You're welcome.

[ski2]

You could build the support frame out of PVC pipe for not many $$$ and attach a standard shop light--often thought about doing this, but just haven't had the time.

[BillyJack]

Our PDR guy at the dealership has a neat homemade one. He took a 2-bulb fluorescent fixture and screwed it to a piece of 4" abs pipe. He then screwed a toilet flange to a plywood base about 18" square. The pipe just slides into the base for easy breakdown. Adding some casters to the base would make for an easy rollaround light.

Bill

[IID]

These lights are EXCACTLY what I'm looking for but not at $500.All I need is a portable light for the horizontal surfaces for my vehicle corrections.
I have a twin head LED for the horizontal surfaces but something like the one in the video seems it would be more effective.I just can't justify a full correction detail to pay for it :(

[y8s]

Cheap Wheeled Microphone Stand: $60

Four foot shop light: $40

Some bags of sand or other weight for the stand: $cheap

a few minutes trying to figure out the right piece to adapt a mic mount to the back of a fluorescent shop light.... and maybe 10-15 bucks and a few laughs from the guys down at the music shop...

No promise it's as good as the real deal but it's way cheaper.

[nashvegas]

It's a bad a$$ light. Would be good for wrenching as well. Hoping to have someone say "x" makes a light just like that for only $250, vs the $430. :)

[nashvegas]

Yes, and the Wobblelights are fluorescents. You're welcome.

Thanks astronomy. Those are pretty cool as well but was looking for something more like I posted.

[Kevin Cullen]

Made my own with two 4 ft fluorescent lights, square metal tubing and casters. Tubing is 1 1/2, casters are two ridged and two swivel. Lights are attached to 2 inch tubing and slide up and down and are independent of each other. Have light switches on both lights and made a storage rack that slides up and down with the bottom light for all my gear.

Works well with the lights independent of each other. Made it large enough so I can have it shine on a roof of a pickup. I don't have swiveling heads on mine though. That looks pretty cool.

[jerelect]

I have used 2 of these in the past,pretty durable.found used lacally,body shop closing. K-Max Portable Light (http://www.topoftheline.com/kmaxporlig.html):props: Jerelect.

[2old2change]

How about a set-up like these led's http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/dd437/concoursjohn/LED%20light%20stand/beetleandLEDlight031.jpg This build was posted on the sister site Autopiacarcare.
3600 Lumens LED stand build - Autopia Forums - Auto Detailing & Car Care Discussion Forum (http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/auto-detailing-101/39984-3600-lumens-led-stand-build.html)

[Setec Astronomy]

How about a set-up like these led's

Isn't that Johnny 5??

[Kinalyx]

I think i may just be lazy/cheap and screw a 3-4' fluorescent light fixture to my rolling detail cart. I mainly need something to roll around for the vertical panels. Ive got enough light for horizontal panels already.

Shawn