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Assemble and Test the Light Bar

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BEST TOOL For Painting Cabinets! LED Inspection Light.

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What happens here

With the wooden base prepared and painted, the final assembly step is to attach the LED light bar to it. The presenter aligns the light bar centrally on the wooden base and secures it using screws. He specifically mentions using wood screws, as the light bar came with machine screws, which are not suitable for wood. Once mounted, the completed inspection light bar is stable and ready for use. The presenter then demonstrates its effectiveness by placing it over various cabinet doors (both dark and light finishes) and showing how the bright, direct light immediately reveals any imperfections, such as dust nibs, sanding scratches, or gaps. He also shows how the light can be adjusted by tilting it to cast different reflections, further highlighting subtle flaws that would be otherwise invisible.

Goal: Mount the light bar to its base and demonstrate its functionality.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill — Driving screws to attach the light bar to the wooden base
  • Cabinet Doors — Demonstration of the inspection light's functionality
  • Painted Wooden Base N/A — The stable support for the light bar
  • Wood Screws — Attaching the LED light bar to the wooden base

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all right now we've got our base plate for our inspection light all painted all ready to go now the simple process of just attaching this thing on here i'm just going to screw it right on the center it right in the middle and screw it on just get a small enough screw screw it's not going to go all the way through your board [Music] the light didn't come with these screws it came with machine screws like if you're going to hook it to something metal our light is mounted to a nice sturdy plate where it can't tip over can't fall off of the table and we'll oh no this is the table that i actually use i use a table this one right here to do my sanding and inspecting so i'll plug it in to our extension cord that we manufactured right here it's all done and this is i typically never unplug this once it's plugged in and there we go there is our inspection table the light you know you can tighten it or loosen it and you can adjust the light right here to give you you know the reflection needed on your table right here so there you go i can see a lot now all of a sudden a whole bunch of things showed up right here on this cabinet door i can switch them right here look at this cabinet door you can move it around see this one right here we got a gap right here a couple gaps and you can see i can adjust this light and it'll just give me a different cast across here there it is an inspection light this is a absolute must have when you're doing cabinet doors if you're really doing high-end cabinet doors and you want to get that that perfect finish on your cabinets with no imperfections hope you've enjoyed this video if you have give me a thumbs up hit the subscribe

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