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Super B
Trade: General Contractor Lic. since 1985
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Before And After
Before and After Surgery Lights.
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DGR,IABD
Trade: Electrical; Commercial and Residential Service
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Re: Before And After
Vet office?
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Super B
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Re: Before And After
Yes Sir.
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DGR,IABD
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Re: Before And After
Nice work. What do they hang from? Threaded rod? Did you have to bulid something out of Kindorf or 2x4's above the ceiling?
I was doing some electrical work in a milking parlor one day, and the vet came to do a minor surgery on a cow with a twisted stomach. They latched the cow at the end of one of the milking lanes, and just set up one of those 500 watt halogen work lights to cut into the cow's gut. Pretty low tech. |
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I'm a Mac
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Re: Before And After
I'm glad you said it was a vet office, I got a little scared at first think if that's at a hospital it ain't looking to sanitary...whew
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Super B
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Re: Before And After
The existing threaded rod leveling system, ceiling mounts and trolley rails were reused, removed live rail, welded L brackets inside chrome rails to mount new fixtures. Painted to match new.
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Re: Before And After
Nice.
I have replace surgery lights like those in a vets office a few times. I saved one of the Frankenstein ones.....just because I thought it was cool. I'll throw it out some day when I get tired of tripping over it. The newer ones had electronic ballasts and pivoted from a single canopy so they only weighed a fraction of the originals.
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Re: Before And After
"Just because it's within code doesn't make it safe.
Just because it's against code doesn't make it unsafe. " That's a pretty poor attitude or are you just trying to be contrary? |
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Re: Before And AfterQuote:
What I have stated are simply facts. I am sure that if you THINK about it you can come up with your own examples to prove it.
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Re: Before And After
dezwit, you'll get used to 220.
Sky, what did you do with the old fixtures? Man, I'd have those suckers over my work bench for when I dissect a 2-stroke engine.
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Re: Before And AfterQuote:
for now they are taking up precious space in the shop.
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Super B
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Re: Before And AfterQuote:
He did it, with a little help. Lighted end tables. Converted to standard base bulb.
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Re: Before And After
That is actually kind of cool. Not my style, but pretty neat. I'm glad to read that you changed out to standard bulb. I was picturing some kind of super hot table surface like Benihana or something.
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