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    BOB BLACKSHAW 1
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      Hello

      I am looking to put a LED ring light on my milling machine after reading about the idea from a American web site. The only type I can find is the type used for flash photography, the size is ok but that is about all. Any idea where one can be purchased at a reasonable price, as one for microscope use is around £100.

      Thanks for any replies

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      BOB BLACKSHAW 1
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        #225112
        BW
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          @bw

          Look up angel eyes on ebay or alibaba.

           

          They are rings of leds used in car headlights.

           

          Should be getting them for $5 to $20ish.

           

          or $100s for rolls royce

           

          http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2x-70mm-1210-3528-21-LED-Car-Angel-Eyes-Halo-Ring-Light-Headlight-White-Light-/361350524157?hash=item54222b6cfd:g:zf4AAOSwHaBWjjYA

           

          Bill

          Edited By Bill Wood 2 on 13/02/2016 05:21:25

          #225135
          Matt D
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            @mattd

            At work we use the led belts or strips for various things. Maplin code N91NA are 12 volt ones but I expect that they are available in different voltages and from RS etc. Not expensive but they would need protection. Could you make and mount a suitable holder?

            #225136
            Ian Welford
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              I,be done this. Look up angel eyes on e bay type site. Buy the diameter you need, also buy one of the transformers (about £5 ) or so to convert 240v to the stable 12v you need. Double sided tape works well to secure in place ( foam pad type ) but clean the area with solvents first. Hammerstein thinners is good for this.

              An old coffee tin lid with suitable hole cut out works as a reflector. Good luck. Ian

              #225141
              OuBallie
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                Fitted those to my drilling machine and Marlow mill.

                You need a larger diameter than you think, as the chucks throw a shadow onto the workpiece.

                I've bought larger ones, but need to fit them.

                They do work well though.

                Don't all feint now, but I am busy replacing the gears in the BH600G's Apron.

                Geoff – Usual comments welcome smiley

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