- Thu Jan 12, 2023 1:16 pm
#428461
Does the lamp have to be asthetically pleasing (wife or mother approved appearance?). I've been looking and it looks like the few gooseneck-type of clamp lights that have a weight limit listed max out at around a 7 ounces of payload. It looks like the 65W Sansi weighns in around 11 ounces. So gravity may play against you with most of those. I used a lighted magnifying glass years ago when building ham radios and such. The glass and light was probably at least a couple of pounds. It was one of the twin-armed, pivoting arms, with large springs creating tension, and tightening knobs to lock it into position. But, even this one needed a little help by using some extra washers with the tension knobs. I think probably one of the pivoting arms will hold more weight than a gooseneck will hold. Another option would be to get a hanging lamp fixture, if that is possible.
If you're not concerned with how it looks there's the option of using some large "C" clamps and building your own support.
If you're not concerned with how it looks there's the option of using some large "C" clamps and building your own support.