Tool Nut has DeWALT DCL045B 12V/20V Max Cordless Hood Light (Bare Tool Only) for pre-order for $119.97 > now $124.97. Shipping is free.
Note: product is currently on pre-order/purchase and will ships w/ an estimated date of April 07, 2023 - Subject to Change.
Thanks to Community Member sk187 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
Get up to 1,700 lm of natural, white light to brighten up dark areas in your engine bay, undercarriage, and more with this 12V/20V MAX Cordless Hood Light. Built to enhance your visibility as you work on your automobile, the Hood Light allows for precise control of the light while preserving battery life with toggleable high, low, and single-arm modes. It packs the adaptability to fit most SUVs and trucks with the anti-marring, padded hooks which rotate 360° and stretch between 51 in. and 74 in. while protecting your vehicle's finish. The lightweight Cordless Hood Light is super convenient to carry and stow at 26-1/2 in. folded and 6-3/4 lbs. The light is compatible with all of our 12V MAX, 20V MAX, and DEWALT FLEXVOLT® batteries (excluding DCB615).
Includes:
(1) DCL045 Hood Light
(1) User Manual
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Our research indicates that this DeWALT DCL045B 12V/20V MAX Cordless Hood Light is $41.03 lower (25.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $161 at the time of this post
Offer valid through March 20, 2023 or while promotional savings/supplies last
Refer to the forum thread for additional details and discussion. -Corwin
It's not just Dewalt, all of these hood lights are unreasonably expensive. My hood isn't magnetic, so that route is out. I'm considering a string light on a bungee cord. For the most part I've been using a headlamp for such tasks, which is much cheaper and takes up less space.
If you have this, what's your kid gonna do now?
All of dewalt's lights seem unreasonably expensive. I used to be all black and yellow but bought a couple ryobi items and now they are the majority in my workshop. People can say what they want about them but they fill in the gaps and have a lot of niche tools (my son's baseball team loves the bucket mister in July). Especially their led lights. I bought a huge 3 paneled flood light that can tripod mount, the light linked below, and a 10" chainsaw for less then one of dewalt's lights.
I bought this light for a few reasons and I haven't tried it yet for under the hood but it might work. It is a bit heavy but will rig up a way to hang it.
Actually with how many random tools Ryobi has (floating Bluetooth speaker, floor dryer, so many glue guns) I am surprised they don't have a under the hood light like this.
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03-19-2023 at 06:33 AM.
It's not just Dewalt, all of these hood lights are unreasonably expensive. My hood isn't magnetic, so that route is out. I'm considering a string light on a bungee cord. For the most part I've been using a headlamp for such tasks, which is much cheaper and takes up less space.
It's not just Dewalt, all of these hood lights are unreasonably expensive. My hood isn't magnetic, so that route is out. I'm considering a string light on a bungee cord. For the most part I've been using a headlamp for such tasks, which is much cheaper and takes up less space.
It doesn't work off of a magnet. It has two hooks with rubber on them that hold onto your hood
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03-19-2023 at 07:37 AM.
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It's not just Dewalt, all of these hood lights are unreasonably expensive. My hood isn't magnetic, so that route is out. I'm considering a string light on a bungee cord. For the most part I've been using a headlamp for such tasks, which is much cheaper and takes up less space.
Get some Christmas lights and wrap them around your hood
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03-19-2023 at 07:43 AM.
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from madcow3417
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It's not just Dewalt, all of these hood lights are unreasonably expensive. My hood isn't magnetic, so that route is out. I'm considering a string light on a bungee cord. For the most part I've been using a headlamp for such tasks, which is much cheaper and takes up less space.
All of dewalt's lights seem unreasonably expensive. I used to be all black and yellow but bought a couple ryobi items and now they are the majority in my workshop. People can say what they want about them but they fill in the gaps and have a lot of niche tools (my son's baseball team loves the bucket mister in July). Especially their led lights. I bought a huge 3 paneled flood light that can tripod mount, the light linked below, and a 10" chainsaw for less then one of dewalt's lights.
I bought this light for a few reasons and I haven't tried it yet for under the hood but it might work. It is a bit heavy but will rig up a way to hang it.
Actually with how many random tools Ryobi has (floating Bluetooth speaker, floor dryer, so many glue guns) I am surprised they don't have a under the hood light like this.
It's not just Dewalt, all of these hood lights are unreasonably expensive. My hood isn't magnetic, so that route is out. I'm considering a string light on a bungee cord. For the most part I've been using a headlamp for such tasks, which is much cheaper and takes up less space.
I bought the Craftsman version when it was sale . It is a really nice, BRIGHT, well built and versatile light. It doesn't have that cheap junk feel like the Harbor Freight ones.
Even if you're worklight in daylight, it just lights up all the shadows in the engine bay. Or you can fold it up, turn on one side and light up a wheel well . I like it and use it way more than I ever thought I would, even for non-car stuff.
Seems very much over priced. When working at home I use a drop work light and when on the road I take a couple of LED flashlights in my vehicle but not needed them for looking under the hood. These flashlights have lots of features including lantern mode for 360 deg illumination, redlight wand, flashing redlight (flare substitute), floats & flashes red light automatically when dropped in water...All for $13/set of 3-4 including good batteries. So, I would not spend a lot more for something less useful.
It's not just Dewalt, all of these hood lights are unreasonably expensive. My hood isn't magnetic, so that route is out. I'm considering a string light on a bungee cord. For the most part I've been using a headlamp for such tasks, which is much cheaper and takes up less space.
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I bought this light for a few reasons and I haven't tried it yet for under the hood but it might work. It is a bit heavy but will rig up a way to hang it.
https://www.homedepot.c
Actually with how many random tools Ryobi has (floating Bluetooth speaker, floor dryer, so many glue guns) I am surprised they don't have a under the hood light like this.
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I believe it could work for your interior too. Both doors open and hook to roof
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank madcow3417
It doesn't work off of a magnet. It has two hooks with rubber on them that hold onto your hood
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank DeanM6913
Get some Christmas lights and wrap them around your hood
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank twistrman
All of dewalt's lights seem unreasonably expensive. I used to be all black and yellow but bought a couple ryobi items and now they are the majority in my workshop. People can say what they want about them but they fill in the gaps and have a lot of niche tools (my son's baseball team loves the bucket mister in July). Especially their led lights. I bought a huge 3 paneled flood light that can tripod mount, the light linked below, and a 10" chainsaw for less then one of dewalt's lights.
I bought this light for a few reasons and I haven't tried it yet for under the hood but it might work. It is a bit heavy but will rig up a way to hang it.
https://www.homedepot.c
Actually with how many random tools Ryobi has (floating Bluetooth speaker, floor dryer, so many glue guns) I am surprised they don't have a under the hood light like this.
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Even if you're worklight in daylight, it just lights up all the shadows in the engine bay. Or you can fold it up, turn on one side and light up a wheel well . I like it and use it way more than I ever thought I would, even for non-car stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05mUKKO
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