Sewing Machine Light (36LED) Gooseneck Work Light with Magnetic Mounting Base, White Soft Light for Lathes, Drill Presses, Workbenches (3PACK)

These lights are bright, and focus light exactly where needed. The magnets are substantial and have not come loose even with the vibrations produced by an industrial sewing machine. The steel adhesive disks provided are a nice touch. The lights, as a three pack, are all in usage when I originally believed one would do. They are so cool, one can't help but add additional light. Functional product.

This is the FOURTH light I purchased. I have returned the other 3. The magnet on this is AWESOME! Don't let the small size fool you. The brightness, the size, the magnet .. its ALL perfect for my industrial sewing machine projects. I can't wait to find other projects to use the other 2 lights on.

Magnet a bit weak but it’s bright enough. Bought another set and have them on all stationary power tools in shop. Wife used one on sewing machine. Good product at a good price.

Used for machine tools, where they work well.

We got these to use at night to see the keyboard without disturbing others. I have one at my home office desk for when the sun goes behind clouds or it storms. Hubby has one for his computer. I have one by my bed so I can fill my cpap water chamber without disturbing hubby. Put one on the side of the fridge to light up stove. Many uses. One thing to note is that we got 2 sets of 3. One had 6 metal disks while the other had none. I saw other reviews about missing disks, so be aware that if you need that, it may be an issue. Magnets on all 6 are very strong. Gooseneck is good. Just the right size.

This is my second set of these lights. They are so handy I keep finding more uses for them. Not the most solid build, but are a good value. Haven’t had one break yet.

I have these installed on my lathe, my bandsaw, and my drill press. They help to give needed light in specific areas and provide great illumination. Highly recommended. The unit on my lathe is used daily, is mounted on the back side of my lathe and I just swivel it out of the way when I don't need it. When I'm hollowing a bowl I just swivel the base back up a little and then bend the gooseneck of the light to put it where it's needed.

Just got it. Who ever said this doesn't put out light needs to take their sunglasses off. Puts out lots of light and doesn't fall off of machinery when running.