Deck Light

This light illuminates the sewing surface adjacent to the stitch plate. At my age I need all the illumination I can get!

[Kathy]

I too need lots of light.

[Lou Ann]

Super! It takes a lot of light to see when you sew.

[Dawn]

I think we are all in same boat with that one !

[moni kozi]

Heheee... it puzzled me a bit... :)

[Diana]

Lucky to have such a great light, mine only has a small bulb which drives me nuts!

[Terri]

That is a nice sized light. I am amazed at how many parts of the sewing machine you have taken and still make a fun picture out of them.

[Casablanca]

Light makes all the difference to good vision

[Cazzi]

I couldn't work out what part this was until I read your info. Nice pov!

[Lin]

Nice and bright

[katy]

@randystreat @louannwarren @Dawn @monikozi @ludwigsdiana @madamelucy @casablanca @serendypyty @linnypinny I m sorry if I confused you by calling this a deck light. That is what the manual called it and I couldn't think of anything clever to title it. It shines on the free arm portion of the machine which I guess they call the deck, hence the name. Thank you so much for all your continued support of this project. I realize it gets a bit boring so I really appreciate your loyalty and your nice comments.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Those little bits of extra light on the machine are so important. Even with a bright light in your room the material and thread can get hard to see at times. Good shot.

[Diane]

Nice! One of the (many) signs I was getting old was when it became increasingly hard to thread my machine. Lights help.

[katy]

@olivetreeann I find the older I get the more necessary it is too! Thank you Ann
@eudora Oh, Diane I am right there with you!