Getting then warm helps and a sharp little screwdriver or something you can pry with. Doesn't matter much if they look pretty. A dremel tool with a cut off wheel would work too. The glue I saw was more like a silicon sealant and once it gave they popped off easily.Whats the best way to remove the glass globes off these led bulbs. The first one i tried to remove using an xacto knife but it broke on me.
They seemed to be sealed on with glue, was wondering if letting them run a bit would loosen them up.
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I saw a 150w equivalent led at the store tonight. It had three way dimming where it could be run at 2600 lumens or two lower settings. That could really come in handy, how would it need to be wired up?
I was thinking it would be a way to get the advantage of the diy dimmable leds with the convenience of conversion bulbs
Getting then warm helps and a sharp little screwdriver or something you can pry with. Doesn't matter much if they look pretty. A dremel tool with a cut off wheel would work too. The glue I saw was more like a silicon sealant and once it gave they popped off easily.
What he said. I used an air powered cut off wheel, but I would imagine a dremel and a steady hand, a hacksaw or a pipe / hose cutter would probably work if you cant pop em off with a flat blade screw driver.