A lamp for use under water, comprising: an electrical lighting means, electrical connections for the power supply of the electrical lighting means, and a housing, wherein the housing is translucent at least in sections and defines a watertightly closable hollow space, wherein the electrical lighting means and the electrical connections are arranged within the hollow space, wherein the housing forms a mechanical shell surrounding the hollow space, the mechanical shell having a double curvature at each point of the shell; and a use of the lamp as a light bait when fishing.

A light bar may include a body, a battery housed inside the body, a lighting element housed inside the body, a switch operably coupled to the lighting element and the battery to enable control of lighting intensity of the lighting element based on a position of the switch, a first fixing assembly formed at opposing longitudinal ends of the body, and a second fixing assembly. The first fixing assembly may be configured to enable the light bar to be removable and rotatable relative to a case. The second fixing assembly may be disposed at a portion of the body that is between the opposing longitudinal ends, the second fixing assembly being configured to enable the light bar to be affixed to an object when the light bar is removed from the case.

A floating toy projector with a buoyant main body that includes an upper portion that sits above a water line in a pool of water and a lower portion that sits below the water line in the pool of water, a watertight inner space defined within the main body, a plurality of transparencies distributed across the lower portion of the main body, a light source assembly positioned within the inner space, a power supply positioned within in the inner space and electrically connected to the light source assembly, an activation switch positioned on the upper portion of the main body and electrically connected to the light source assembly, the activation switch providing for manual activation of the light source assembly and the light source assembly projecting light through the plurality of transparencies once the activation switch manually activates the light source assembly.

A powered fastener driver includes a driver blade, a lifter, a nose piece, a magazine, and a light. The driver blade is configured to be movable between a top-dead center position and a bottom-dead center position. The lifter is operable to move the driver blade from the bottom-dead center position toward the top-dead center position. The drier blade is extendable through the nose piece when moving from the top-dead center position to the bottom-dead center position. The magazine is configured to transfer individual fasteners into the nose piece. The magazine has a front side configured to face the workpiece during driving of the fastener, an opposite rear side, and a lateral side extending between the front side and the rear side. The light is positioned adjacent the lateral side of the magazine closer to the front side than the rear side.

The present disclosure relates to a lightsaber blade. The lightsaber blade includes a first end and a second end disposed on the opposite side. A translucent intermediate portion is arranged between the first end and the second end of the lightsaber blade. A first connection element is disposed on the first end and a second connection element is disposed on the second end. Embodiments of the present invention further disclose various types of modular lightsabers constructed using the lightsaber blade. The new and improved lightsaber blade has the advantage that both ends of the lightsaber blade could be used for removably connecting the lightsaber blade to a variety of accessories and devices.

A compact multi-material cut-off tool includes a housing, and an arbor rotatably supported by the housing upon which a cutting disk is attachable for co-rotation therewith. A motor is coupled to the arbor to provide torque thereto. A controller is operable to selectively drive the motor in a first rotational direction and an opposite, second rotational direction. A first lighting element is coupled to a first portion of the housing, and a second lighting element is coupled to a second portion of the housing. One of the first lighting element and the second lighting element is configured to be activated by the controller in response to the motor being driven in the first rotational direction. The other of the first lighting element and the second lighting element is configured to be activated by the controller in response to the motor being driven in the second rotational direction.

An apparatus that includes a housing containing a motor that is electrically connected to a power source. An enclosed motorized assembly is connected to the housing and contains secure points located in an outer surface thereof and LEDs therein. An object is affixed to the motorized assembly and contains insertion points. A slip ring is secured around a motor shaft of the motor and electrically connects to a first conductive plate that is secured within the housing. The first conductive plate is further electrically connected to the LEDs. A second conductive plate is electrically connected to the motor shaft and the LEDs. A plurality of extension elements include a first and second end, wherein the first end is secured to the secure points and the plurality of extension elements radiate or transmit light from the LEDs.

An LED light cube/container for storage of children's glow in the dark toys is disclosed.

A fishing caddy system which generally includes a rod holder assembly having at least one rod holder which may be rotatable to different angles to suit the user. There are hooks in the rod holder assembly for receiving the fishing line and thereby preventing the wind from blowing the line around, resulting in faster detection of catches. The rod holder assembly can be mounted to a universal mounting receiver which can be placed on any stationary body. Cup holders and other accessories may also be mounted in proximity to the rod holder assembly using other universal mounting receivers. An accelerometer may also be included which detects vibrations caused by the fishing line against the hook, alerting the user via LEDs or a wireless alert sent to the user's wireless computing device, such as a smart phone.

A lighting apparatus for a bag toss game including a board having a hole is provided with a first light on a bottom of the hole; a controller on an underside of the board; a second light on edges of the board; and a remote controller for controlling both the first and second lights. The first light includes a laser sensor. The controller includes an internal PCB, a control chip on the PCB, and a vibration sensor on the PCB. Lighting is generated in response to bag hitting the board or entering the hole.