do you have one of these in a rectangular shape without a down light? I need one for a 90" long table. Thanks!
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Hello, this specific chandelier does not have a down-light. Currently our only rectangular shaped chandelier has down-lights. We do have many options though, so please take a look as we likely have one or several that meet your needs. Thanks Muskoka Lifestyle Products Dot Com
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Yes, a nice bright one. Unfortunately, I have mine set up in a stand. With the blade vertical, it casts a shadow over my cut line and I find this very annoying. I wish there was some way to turn the light off other than releasing the trigger. I get around this problem by setting up a halogen desk lamp next to the saw and adjusting it to counter the shadow. I' sure this would not be an issue using the saw freestyle as it was designed, I just prefer having it full time in a stand because it is so darn convenient .... I use mine every day, wish I could say the same about some of my other tools. Yes, a nice bright one. Unfortunately, I have mine set up in a stand. With the blade vertical, it casts a shadow over my cut line and I find this very annoying. I wish there was some way to turn the light off other than releasing the trigger. I get around this problem by setting up a halogen desk lamp next to the saw and adjusting it to counter the shadow. I' sure this would not be an issue using the saw freestyle as it was designed, I just prefer having it full time in a stand because it is so darn convenient .... I use mine every day, wish I could say the same about some of my other tools.
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In the 'L' shape shown, the base comes out from wall about 2 1/2 inches and the light portion hangs down from the elbow about 5 to 6 inches. I think there may be a description of the product on Amazon.
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No, it should work just fine as is. A lighted table would make it a little easier, I have never used one and have never had any trouble.
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Possibly. Its not bright like a lantern, you will be able to see enough, but it depends how lit up you want the table to be. It has a nice glow to it but it's definitely not a lantern.
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It is called a Edison base. Any light bulb with an Edison base will work. The extension will not support any weight. So for practical use it must hang downward.
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Any home improvement store. Another option would be to install led light bulbs with a high lumen count. This would allow for more light with less wattage
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The clamp was extra for the heavy duty if I recall but not very expensive. No reason why you couldn't clamp it to the table, assuming there was a usable space, it's joined enough you should be able to adjust for tilt. One not, this is a large and heavy lamp, not something you necessarily want very close to your head.
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I suppose a bracket could be purchased separately, to facilitate down lighting. However, the lights do not come with such an option.
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It works great with my tilt drafting table. Can't see why it wouldn't with yours. It's a nice light. I'd give it a try.
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I sit in an oversized recliner with the light right beside my chair and I'm able to use the magnifyer. You can also clip the magnifyer to a table top if you need it closer.
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I have one but it doesn't matter cuz the lights burned out day 2! When I got it and opened the box everything fell out and I had to put it back together. It is so cheap it belongs in the $ store. Save your $$$ and buy one at Walmart.
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Sorry I can't help with this, I returned the fixture. The one I received wasn't shaped properly and the manufacturer (after seeing pics) had me return the item.
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mine did not come with a light. I'm not really sure if it was supposed to or not. But I love the table anyway!
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I agree - possible, but looks strange. Just get a halOgen lamp if you want it to point up.
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I ordered it and returned it...I would have used it for cross stitching and I didn't give enough of a circle light. I now use a Daylight lamp which seems to have a larger surface of light. This might be OK for a desk if you are working right under it.
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If you have the same size table. we have always been told to put light on left side,but because you can open the top, which holes the light to a higher position mine older one does not have the magnifier but you can remove it. As long as no shadow doesn't come between the light and the work.