Peak Tying Light ?

[BucktailJiger]

Does anybody use one of these , or seen one in action ? Looking for a brite light for tying , but don't want a light that gets to hot . My flouresent light just don't seem to be cutting it , having trouble seeing my work ( think it's age , meds and health issue's :beat-up::huh:) , when I do find the time to tie , which hasn't been much here lately , which sucks , to many irons in the fire again :beat-up:. Bad when ya gotta dust off your vise Thanks for any help Quint

 

[SaltyBuckster]

I'm thinking of getting one.But at $135.00 I'm sure that there is a cheaper option out there somewhere.

 

[Fatman]

I have an Ott-light but only because I won a drawing on a fly site.

 

[StumpHunter]

I'm about the same way as the lights goes. Many times I have to move a light around to see the tye. I have a light overhead, one to my left & right and still have dark spots on the smaller stuff.

 

[flounder pounder]

I use one of these sometimes helps when I need it

 

[Jig Man]

Been looking at the Peak light myself. It should have a bunch of light and be cool to opperate, but I'm hessitaing because it isn't magnified!!! But I guess you could always wear a magnifier.

 

[Fatman]

Just bought a light like that for the guys to work on the guns at work!!!!!!!! If you order one make sure to check what the magnification is, they have different strengths.

 

[LedHed]

Ott lamps - I really like the different models they have. Not to hard to find at the swap meet (flea market).

 

[oldfox]

Working as a gunsmith for many years I became accustomed to using a mag light. Now that the old eye sight is getting bad, I have found this type of light essential for tying jigs down to 1/100. This brand was Luxo..
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