Posted by Greg k on November 15, 2015 at 18:06:38 from (70.197.234.95):
In Reply to: LED lights in shop posted by coshoo on November 15, 2015 at 11:14:27:
At a minimum I would use 10 keyless lamp holders and 100 watt equivalent LED bulbs in the 5k color. Anything more than that will make life just that much easier. The 10 bulbs will give you low cost and ok working light. There are some LED fixtures that look like 2 bulb 4'fluorescent fixtures that are reasonably priced and work well. The one problem is that no matter what light you use, sooner or later you will be working under the hood of your car or underneath a tractor, and then there will be a shadow and you will need a trouble light or something similar. John T probably has as good of a "recipe" for lighting as anyone. Lighting is like building size, no one ever built a shop too big or put too many lights in it.
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