Bendable Light Strip Puts Light Where You Need It

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Adjust the Placement to Fit Your Sewing Machine!

While working at the machine, do you find yourself struggling to see as well as you’d like to? While the machine’s built-in light is often enough, sometimes extra light makes things go more smoothly, especially if you’re not 19 any more.

The Quilting Marine was struggling this problem and found an inexpensive and effective solution. The Wenice Sewing Machine LED light strip (find it here) sheds light all across the underside of the horizontal arm of the machine, lighting up the entire bed.

Sewing Machine Light Strip

The photo above shows the machine with its standard light, while the one below shows light levels with the light strip on. What a nice improvement!

Sewing Machine Light Strip

The following video shows the light in action.

Click here to watch the video at YouTube if it doesn’t play on your device.

The bendable light strip has a sticky back so it can be affixed to the machine, can be cut at intervals to fit, and has a dimmer switch for adjusting light levels. Since it’s LED, the strip will provide light for thousands of hours of sewing.

Play with the placement of the strip to put light right where you need it. Because it bends, most likely you can apply the strip so the end sends light down toward the needle. Nice!

Get the Wenice Sewing Machine LED light strip here.

Learn more about the Brother PQ1500SL High Speed Quilting and Sewing Machine used in the video here.

 

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