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>>Those adjustable Flashlights that come with cordless drill kits are worth their weight in gold.
I agree 100% here... I have one from B&D and it is great. They also had a fluorecent model that has worked great for me in difficult places. And being 18V, they last a long time per charge and since all of my tools use the same battery, so there is a good supply of charged ones. I even got the vacuum, which has kept my work area cleaner (no room for a shop vac in my crowded garage.)
For plug-in-the-wall trouble lights, use a 23W (100W equivalent) compact fluorecent bulb in it (GE or walmart brand). Color and light is just like a regular bulb. However, it will not burn you, survives vibration and small drops, and will not melt carpet or seats when left on a surface. Just make sure there is a protective cage around the bulb as it is still made of glass...
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1986 Cutlass Supreme Coupe - "Pristine"
1978 Ford (Old Faithful) a.k.a. "the Tramp"
1997 Cadillac STS (for sale - too many cars!)
1999 Harley Davidson Sportster - "the Freedom Machine"
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