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Question: Does this product attach to a Floor Stand for Swing-Arm Lamps?
Document: I found many junky lamps on the market and finally decided to try this one after reading reviews. I am an artist who works in a dark corner of my garage. This lamp illuminates my work area and allows me to see the fine details in my sculptures beautifully, swings easily, and has a super sturdy clamp that doesn't 'give' when I swing the lamp around. I am so pleased with this purchase!
Excellent product. Provides perfect lighting for hand coloring black/white photographs with oil pastels. Halogen lighting distorted colors & this lamp allows true shading without shadows. Arrived on time & was ready to use immediately without any assembly necessary.
I like this type of lamp. Being able to swing a lamp over the work to get the best light and see what the work looks like under both florescent and incandescent light are qualities I value.Unlike the lamp this one replaced this one is very well built and I expect I will be using it for several years rather than the several months of the last lamp of this type I purchased.
Wow. What a light.Not your normal drafting lamp:  a high quality, professional drafting lamp for artists or architects.It uses two bulbs:  an ordinary incandescent (up to 100W), and a circular flourescent bulb. When they are both on together, the light is supposed to mimic perfectly the color quality of natural daylight.I'm so happy with this light. Would you believe I have 5 of them scattered throughout my house?They used to make a black one, but apparently not anymore.
Works well!
This lamp works as described, the light it provides is indeed quite white & bright as an artist I can mix my colors any time of day or night. only wish it came in a wider variety of colors.
This is at least the eighth or ninth of this type of lamp I've bought over the last fifteen years, so I have some insight into the things.
They clamp on the edge of the desk, and therefore don't take up valuable real estate, and are easily adjustable to put light wherever you want it. I wouldn't use any other type of desk lamp; I'm thoroughly spoiled. My girlfriend thinks they're ugly; I say form must follow function, and they work GREAT.The principle problem is that they burn out the central electrode for the incandescent bulb under regular use (I keep mine on probably twelve hours a day M-F).
The springs are covered rather than bare; though one would have been hard put to pinch oneself in the others, they do look a bit neater.I must respectfully disagree that the bulb shipped with the lamp is a "daylight" bulb; the one I received, at least, is an even-bluer-than-usual fluorescent, so much so that I used an ordinary soft white incandescent bulb to try to even out the light color instead of the "Reveal" bulb I would normally have used.
The same small and shallow grommet holds the electrode in place, though.These run between $50 and $200 at discounted prices. The cheap ones are garbage; they function poorly, especially the clamps used to set position, and break easily. I haven't tried the most expensive one (Luxo), and I probably should, but all my purchases have been in the $120 range when adjusted for inflation.
Answer: yes