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Old 12-03-2010, 05:55 AM
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Hi, this is the lamp I used, its fixed to the back of my fly tying desk, the flexible stem comes from the back so nothing in the way.
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Old 12-03-2010, 08:18 AM
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What is it though and how much and where from etc ....... please

Sorry, here it is ...

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Interesting lads. I was just thinking about this yesterday, my house isnt the best for capturing daylight due to its positioning and the lighting in the livingroom aint the best for tying. I find that as soon as it dulls down outside them I need to stop tying!! And there is absolutley no tying done at night!! Ill be investing in a lamp asap. And the argos lamp looks like being a winner.
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Old 12-03-2010, 08:27 AM
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Hobbycraft have quite a few on their web site, I have the one similar t the argos one but is a daylight tube.
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Another vote for the hobbycraft one, was reduced by a tenner a while ago.
Breezy, you really need a few more spools of thread/wire/floss. Having such a small selection must be a bit limiting!!!
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Thanks for all the suggestions guys. In the end I ordered one from maplin this morning. Looks quite good.

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Breezy, you really need a few more spools of thread/wire/floss. Having such a small selection must be a bit limiting!!![/QUOTE]

na think this is enough its a b****r to dust having to take them all of and put back and the wife never goes near the table to do it thought it was a good idea at the time but not any more
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I thaught you you just used a torch Barry as my DIBBLER fleeeees have not arrived yet..........................................
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The lamp that I use is the one here on Maplins Website 22W Fluorescent Daylight Magnifier Lamp : Magnifier Lamps : Maplin.
A great light with magnifier if needed, probably the best light for the money.
Totally agree with you Clansman. Great light and got mine for £19.99 just before xmas.
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Totally agree with you Clansman. Great light and got mine for £19.99 just before xmas.
Same here £19.99 from Blackpool Store, now back to normal selling price £34.99
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