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Picture of LIGHTBOX --- DO IT YOURSELF ENTRY --- PURPOSE: To enable a child with vision loss to see objects. The lightbox is constructed of plywood and contains a number of low-wattage 110-volt bulbs to spread light evenly and a rheostat to control light intensity. The top is made of white plastic to further difusse the light. The box is hinged to obtain the desired angle to the line of sight. The bottom of the unit is covered with a non-slip material and the box has a number of small holes to disipate heat. TITLE: The Light Box. WEB SITE: Workshop Solutions at http://www.workshopsolutions.com/COMPLETE/lightbox.htm. REF: The originator, Tom Jeary, can be contacted at tlj@golden.net.

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This product record was updated on August 11, 2007.

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