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In another flashlight thread, someone mentioned it and said it works great. Lasts all day and is nice and bright.
I was actually thinking about buying this or M18 LED work light.Does anyone have this M12 LED stick light?
It's about $80 without any batteries or charger, so it's not cheap.
It looks like it would serve as a lantern more than a handheld flashlight. I really like my Dewalt 18V lantern, if this M12 sticklight performs similarly I would be really happy.
So... the question is, could you do work in the dark with just this sticklight? Would you change a panel out with it like I've done with my 18V Dewalt lantern?
I'm about to bite the bullet on the m18 worklight.I was actually thinking about buying this or M18 LED work light.
Make sure it's the LED version. They make both, and look the same.I'm about to bite the bullet on the m18 worklight.
That is the m18 light I'm talking about.this is the m18 light I was referring to
Video Link: http://www.amazon.com/Milwaukee-2361-20-M18-Flood-Light/dp/B00G3T1FO2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1387119829&sr=8-2&keywords=m18+led
you can also get a magnet attachment for the m12 stick light
might be worth checking into
Video Link: http://www.amazon.com/Milwaukee-49-24-2351-Stick-Accessory-Magnet/dp/B00DW78U64/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1387119881&sr=8-3&keywords=m12+stick+light
you can always go with something like this HAXI got no used for a flashlight like that. I carry a Surefire with me at all times for when I need a flashlight.
I want a lantern type light to keep on when working in dark places.
I'd rather use a light that uses tool batteries so I could interchange them.you can always go with something like this HAX
http://www.amazon.com/Tooluxe-40279...21863&sr=8-9&keywords=cordless+LED+work+light
cordless and LED
I thought so, I already have one of them. It was an incandescent one but swapped it out with an led lamp. Bright!My bad. I was talking about this one.
I'll just have to buy it, but I ain't telling anyone if it's good or bad![]()
I will, I'll write paragraphs, I can't help itYou know you will tell.:laughing:
I made the decision to buy one and I really don't regret it. My intention was using it in really dark areas to light up panels but it actually serves as a flashlight as well as a floodlight. I also have the M 12 LED torch and I find myself using the stick lite a lot more.Haxwoper said:Damnit, no one has this light? I guess I'll just have to buy it, but I ain't telling anyone if it's good or bad![]()
So it does work like a floodlight or lantern? It is enough light to change a panel out in the dark?I made the decision to buy one and I really don't regret it. My intention was using it in really dark areas to light up panels but it actually serves as a flashlight as well as a floodlight. I also have the M 12 LED torch and I find myself using the stick lite a lot more.
On a sidenote I also ordered the magnet for it!
Here are some pics. The first is the sticklite, the second is the torch. You can see that the stick has a great, bright and even light. Also, the stick has the fuel gauge and the torch does not.Haxwoper said:So it does work like a floodlight or lantern? It is enough light to change a panel out in the dark? THanks for the info.
I was trying to use the M18 led light the other night working on my car.Here are some pics. The first is the sticklite, the second is the torch. You can see that the stick has a great, bright and even light. Also, the stick has the fuel gauge and the torch does not.