led lights sunk into steps

[bernardgreen]

A rubber "sticky cup" used for putting things onto tiles and as found on the tips of toy bows and arrows may have enough sticky to pull the lamp out. Use Vaseline to wet the cup if water doesn't give a good enough vacuum.

 

[NamelessRob]

fishing line? if you can slide it under then wrap it round a few times, keeping it taught, it might raise the light enough to get a crowbar in underneath

edit: missed 'might' out of last sentence

 

[tim west]

not knowing how these lights have been set into the steps (cemented in, push fit?) It may be better if you post some close up pics of them.

 

[breezer]

posting a pic info is in forum information, but since they dont work how about a club hammer and cold chiesel (wear goggles and gloevs)

 

[electronicsuk]

a crowbar is too thick to get in between the brick and the circle which encompasses the lights; anyone got any better ideas, ie a tool that is a lot thinner which could be slid into the gap?

Call me stupid but, with some care, perhaps a table knife might do it?

 

[breezer]

Call me stupid but, with some care, perhaps a table knife might do it?

if it helps and or makes you feel better.


you are stupid


did that help?

seriously knives are for cutting, one slip and..............

ok blunt knife, one slip and ...............stab or knife breaks