Pro 6000 Press Light - KMS Squared

[Stefan A]

If you're interested to see the new pro 6000 press light from KMS squared, check out my new video. Jump to 16:15 if you just want to see the light working on the press.

In case you don't want to watch the video, I'll just say that the installation was pretty easy and that this will serve my needs. Plenty bright and gets the light right where you want it.

 

[1KPerDay]

Cool. More light is better

 

[Bartojc]

If you're interested to see the new pro 6000 press light from KMS squared, check out my new video. Jump to 16:15 if you just want to see the light working on the press.

In case you don't want to watch the video, I'll just say that the installation was pretty easy and that this will serve my needs. Plenty bright and gets the light right where you want it.

I wish I would have waited for the KMS. I adapted a light strip from Inline to work on the 6000. It works but not as bright as what you show.
Jeff

 

[Stefan A]

I wish I would have waited for the KMS. I adapted a light strip from Inline to work on the 6000. It works but not as bright as what you show.
Jeff

Well, they’re not overly expensive. I’m happy to encourage you to spend more money

 

[9mmepiphany]

I wish I would have waited for the KMS. I adapted a light strip from Inline to work on the 6000. It works but not as bright as what you show.

The nice thing about the KMS UFO is that the LEDs are placed between the stations on the press. That way the light shines straight down on your work area...no off angle shadows. A light strip will always cause shadows due to being mounted on a vertical member...I have a Hornady strip mounted on my single stage press

Beside my Pro 6000, I have KMS UFO systems on my Hornady LNL AP and have also installed them on Dillon 650 and 750 presses.

 

[Yankee1986]

This works fine for me.
https://inlinefabrication.com/products/skylighttm-led-lighting-kit-for-the-dillon-650

Oops, guess this probably wouldn't work well on OP's press.

 

[johnjohn]

I use (because I'm cheeep) what Amazon calls "sewingmachine lights" about $8 each with a magnetic base. YMMV