Is this rigid enough to not fold over and block part of my light like the rectangular one does?
441283
Yes. It doesn't have the most snug fit on the flash, but as long as you are mostly stable, the item is fine at what it is designed for.
441284
Yes - the black sides are sufficiently small and rigid enough that I've never had that problem.
441285
I haven't had an issue with it folding over at all. Not sure if that's because it is more rigid, or because it's not large enough for that to happen. The issue I have had with it is that velcros tightly, but not tight enough to keep it from slipping. If I don't move it stays in place but if I am moving around a lot it tends to slide. I think it can easily be fixed with a diy rig or tape, but I haven't tried that yet.
1016501
yes 2 a point. the inner light matrix is solid but is surronded by a flexible foam rubber pad. tip: i used 2 mini bungy chords 2 secure. good luck and best 2u, this thing helprd my banged up shoulder.
722428
Yes! It will fit over anything up to 2 1/8" thick. The clamp is designed so that the moveable side pad stays parallel to the surface so that the clamp doesn't slide. The clamp spring has plenty of strength and the light field is even, not a spot or series of rings. I use this as a portable work light for precision work where no easily available lamp is available. A darned good light overall and rugged enough to serve some rough treatment.
1097835
Bending it does not seem to be a problem. I think you would first have to determine if the unit gets enough light to work.
976988
If you look at the picture the line near the top of the lighting glare is a hinge. Yes it folds.
604236
Essentially no, the light and arm reposition easily, and overbalance the light plastic base.If you install the 3 AAA batteries, this is improved, but it still does not "stand" easily.
710258
yes you can or you can bend the light also. Hope this will help answer your question.
941452
You can bend it all you want but the narrower it is the less light field you'll have
278472
Yes you can bend the smaller light in any direction. It has one of those snake necks. I have mine turned upwards.
1847259
It's round they add a rubber sleeve that's hexagon so you can slip it over the round section of the light, it falls off pretty Easy
2207373
Depends on the orientation of the electrical box inside the wall, and whether the two screws that hold the body of the light itself will line up. Additionally, the shade itself is only anchored in one place, on top, to hold it in place. You would put a stress on the opposite end with nothing holding it in place with the weight of gravity.
553088
No. It filters the light but is heavy enough material that you can't see through it.
496863
It is very easy to bend for exact placement - I will say that eventually the lamp needs a little lifting touch again because it will droop again over a long period of time, but it's hardly noticeable and very slow to droop. It is a very sturdy lamp. I still love it.
1159037
Yes it has little clips that hold the reflector so shape does not matter you will need some type of a counter weight tho or the entire stand will fall over
1960358
No, it's not rigid enough. It lays down almost immediately. No amount of bending of holding in place keeps it in the position you desire.
1558700
Yes, but it did not fasten as tightly as I would have liked given the relatively thin shelf (when not placed right on the shelf edge), so I placed a 1/2" or so wood spacer on the underside of the shelf to address that. The light is now fastened very securely; I have been using it this way for a few months with no problems, and the spacer cannot be seen.
443937
No. It for shaping concrete. Not breaking it up. Light shaping is it's purpose.