So just toying with a brain fart just now.
Open to suggestions by handy people.
Open to suggestions by handy people.
A little idea I'm playing with
- Thread starter GeeeAus
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Old Coastie
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You could call it the Gadzooks.
Ed Valentine
Member
Make sure the clear tube is Lexon and not Acrylic.
Ed Valentine
cross-american corp
Ed Valentine
cross-american corp
Mikey P
Administrator
Is that to help you see the soil better or the customer?
Bob Savage
Member
I use clear 2" PVC for a vacuum recovery sight tube.
Purchased it at WW Grainger.
Purchased it at WW Grainger.
Zee
Supportive Member
Somehow it feels like not everyone got the idea here.
I think Grant is showing his light attached to the tube and not the tube itself.
I think Grant is showing his light attached to the tube and not the tube itself.
Mikey P
Administrator
I see it, for me the light would not be needed, could possibly cause too much glare
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steve_64
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Dim the light
Sierra Clean Care
Member
Use the force, Luke SkyCLEANER......
It's a start but in truth it's nowhere near bright enough. In the same way as a cloud can just block out the sun, suds and soil can just block out the light. The light intensity needs to be WAY higher for it to be where it should. So now I am looking for very small high intensity LED strip lighting.
I tried a similar concept by putting an led light on my carpet wand, pointing down at the carpet for those jobs with tons of shadows from the crappy light in the rooms. There were those jobs where I thought a shadow was a dirty area, so I came up with the idea of the light. Unfortunately, it didn't help much, so I trashed the idea. Yours seems to have a better purpose.
