LED lighting is commonly used in woodworking workshops because it provides bright, even illumination, is energy-efficient, and has a long lifespan.

A color temperature of 4000K is recommended for lighting in a woodworking workshop because it provides a neutral, bright light that is ideal for detailed work.

Shop lights are commonly used to provide general illumination in a woodworking workshop because they are easy to install, provide bright, even light, and are relatively inexpensive.

Task lights are commonly used to provide task lighting in a woodworking workshop because they can be positioned to provide focused light on a specific area.

A wattage of 100 watts is recommended for a task light in a woodworking workshop because it provides sufficient light for detailed work without being too harsh.

Puck lights are commonly used to illuminate the inside of a cabinet or drawer in a woodworking workshop because they are small, easy to install, and provide bright, focused light.

A color temperature of 3000K is recommended for lighting in a finishing room in a woodworking workshop because it provides a warm, inviting light that is ideal for inspecting and finishing wood projects.

Recessed lights are commonly used to provide general illumination in a finishing room in a woodworking workshop because they provide even, shadow-free light.

Task lights are commonly used to provide task lighting in a finishing room in a woodworking workshop because they can be positioned to provide focused light on a specific area.

A wattage of 60 watts is recommended for a task light in a finishing room in a woodworking workshop because it provides sufficient light for detailed work without being too harsh.

Explosion-proof lights are commonly used to illuminate the inside of a spray booth in a woodworking workshop because they are designed to prevent sparks or flames from igniting flammable vapors.

A color temperature of 5000K is recommended for lighting in a spray booth in a woodworking workshop because it provides a bright, white light that is ideal for inspecting and finishing wood projects.

Recessed lights are commonly used to provide general illumination in a spray booth in a woodworking workshop because they provide even, shadow-free light.

Task lights are commonly used to provide task lighting in a spray booth in a woodworking workshop because they can be positioned to provide focused light on a specific area.

A wattage of 100 watts is recommended for a task light in a spray booth in a woodworking workshop because it provides sufficient light for detailed work without being too harsh.