Work Light

Portable High-Output Work Light for DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita and Bosch Pro 18-20V Batteries.

The Current Kits WorkLight is a modular cordless light is designed for workshops, garages, job sites, camping, emergency lighting, and makerspaces.

Powered by the tool batteries you already own, the WorkLight combines a high-output LED flood beam with a rugged handheld design and adjustable light head for portable lighting anywhere you need it.

Free 3D Printable Files

All 3D printable parts for the WorkLight are available free of charge.

Build it entirely yourself, or choose one of our hardware kit options to simplify the process.

Kit Components

Your Current Kit Includes all electronic and hardware components required to build the WorkLight, but does not include the 3D printed parts. Kit includes:

• 19pcs - screws and nuts
• 1pcs -  15V shutoff board
• 2pcs - m3 red ring terminals
• 2pcs - custom cut brass terminals
• 20cm - 18awg black wire
• 1pcs - 16mm latching push button switch
• 1pcs - Nilight 1260LM Flood Led Pod Light

To build the light you will need to 3D print all parts, solder wiring connections, attach battery connectors, fully assemble the unit with the build guide here.

Features

• Compatible with multiple battery platforms
• High-output LED flood lighting
• Adjustable light angle
• Ergonomic handheld grip
• Stable freestanding base
• Modular and repairable design
• Lightweight and durable
• No proprietary batteries required

Ideal For

• Workshops
• Automotive work
• Camping
• Job sites
• Emergency lighting
• Makerspaces
• DIY projects

Batteries not included.

Disclaimer: CurrentKits projects involve working with 18V lithium-ion batteries and electrical components, which can be dangerous if improperly handled or assembled. Incorrect wiring or modification can cause short circuits, burns, fire, battery damage, or serious injury. Build and use CurrentKits projects entirely at your own risk. You are responsible for ensuring that your build is assembled correctly and used safely. If you are not comfortable working with batteries and electrical components, do not attempt the build.