Stop your shop light from falling off the ceiling
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Some shop lights hang from the ceiling on two screws and can wobble or fall down. This stopper and shim fix that.
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I put up new shop lights in my garage and they hang by two screws. It's almost impossible to install them without the light wobbling a bit every time you pull the chain. And worse than that, there's nothing locking the light onto the screw so every time you pull the chain, you could pull the light off the ceiling. After doing that, I made these simple parts to fix the problem.
Look at the light and determine which way it would slide off the screws. Mine slide towards the power cord.
The stopper: use a screw to attach this to the ceiling joist on whichever end of the light where it will preventing the light from sliding. This is sized to use standard drywall screws, because that's what I had available and they don't need pilot holes.
The shim: slide this between the light and the ceiling joist. The printed top of the shim (the rougher side) should be against the ceiling joist so the shim is held in by friction. You may not need a screw to hold it on, but if you do, note that the screw hole is printed at an angle so it will be straight when you put the shim against the ceiling.
I printed these in PLA. Any material will do as these don't take a lot of stress.