It took me a lot longer to tidy up for this shot that it did to take it! 

Here's the Rolson LED lamp I use, this one uses AA's, but they last for ages:

Yeah that's pretty much the same thing Tyler. Tbh I'm tempted to see if a couple of Cree 3's can be hacked in there, as the one thing about this particular goose neck is that it's firm, unlike many many others I've come across that are just too feeble to support the light in any position. 

I'm keeping this one on batteries for maximum portability, I only have to change them a couple of times a year. It's an eternal pity that rechargeable batteries are not sufficient voltage for max performance, but they do occasionally if needed.

As a side issue I seem to have accumulated a lot of Cree 3 torches for various reasons, for a bit of fun I mounted this lot up for a photo:

I may well knock up an adjustable mount for a couple of these. You get about 6 hours from them, but they are CR123A rechargeable 3 and 3.6V cells. In reality I'm pretty good at turning the battery lights I use for machining off and on as required, so they will probably perform better than the regular high brightness LED's my existing lights have in duration, but certainly in illumination.

Until you've witnessed the power of Cree's it's not easy to grasp just how good they are, add the optional lenses one can get to them and the beam strength can actually become a minor hazard, inadvertently look straight at one and your vision is lost for some minutes through the latent image. I have one torch with a lens that turns the beam into a true projection of the led surfaces (one up from bottom on the left side of the group on the gun), that group of four squares in Tylers image is projected with a focal distance of around 100m, at that distance the illuminated area is around two metres square, and is enough light to be able to sight a target through a scope one hundred metres away. Amazing things.