Wow, that looks like a proper DIY project, using both new and re-used parts. 
You can get that kind of hosts here cheap:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32874377628.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.72cf4c4dLlJJW4
Just remove the crappy intestines.
Sunlikelamp.com SOL bulb review here:
Sunlikelamp.com SunLike10xss SOL Ultra High CRI E27 LED bulb (2700/3200/5000/5600K)
Includes source data for the individual R values too 
Ah, i see.
This is terrific news! Now my morning routine is completely ruined, I just starting reading your review maukka 
And here are the results: ranked #1, #2, #3 & #7 in the Ultimate LED Bulbs table. Quite the jackpot!
thanks! It is my baby! =)
Do not buy on aliexpress led bulb kits! Buy on taobao!
There is one big problem with led bulb kits from aliexpress seller what I find. Plastic thing (where E27 carving). This plastic will die and crumble (turn into dust, will cracked) after about 6 month =( That was the reason why I bought 3d printer. I will do this part from poliuretan plastic. From taobao sellers it is still alive =) But I do not want to repeating this situation. It must work 20-35 years in my lamps!
Thanks for the warning.
But who is to say the ones i linked to are made from the same crappy plastic?
I guess time will tell…
When it is new, it is impossible to know crappy or not =(
If you really want something overkill, here is what I ordered:
https://shop.tbfocus.com/item.php?id=18603492069#3497744845763
Does anyone plan on reviewing high CRI LED tubes? The kind you replace fluorescent bulbs with. I have two 48” fixtures in my living room and would like to get some high CRI tubes to put in them. Or maybe i should just change the fixtures?
The fins on these heatsinks are too tight. Convection cooling works better with wider spacing between fins… but this is taobao, so they probably go by “more fins better” 
I’ve made a pendant light.
This is a lampshade from the store, 4 ExpertColor 3000K spots, some accessories, and a round piece of acrylic diffuser with a patterned “bumpy” side. I frosted the other side. It works very well and makes a beautiful soft diffused light. Sure it is a bit weird to use GU10 spots to make what is basically a big softbox, but… that’s what I had on hand and I really like the tone from these. They’re perfect to light the dining table. I think I’m going to make another with Sunlike LEDs.
I think we might have a winner on this one , 95 CRI minimum, 84 R9 minimum, 2200K CCT, and BBL tint.
no =)
this is the winner in low CCT (2700-2800k) :face_with_monocle:
0.5$ per 1pcs :money_mouth_face:
CRI:99-100 CQS:99-100
But I made glass mated by myself
If add diode (or low voltage) - it will be more low CCT
If you did one of your sun-likes in 2200K-2500K I’d buy it. I’d actually really like the 2500K to match Philips SDW-T, white sodium.
Now I can only try to use most white cover for led bulb (white milk from Chinese language). But it will be 2500-2600k with 2700k led.
I already contact with SmartEcoLightning co (SOL manufacturer), they say that 2000pcs if I want 2300k. I have no so much money for this =(
About bedtimebulb.com
They have awesome web-site, but shit product for 20$. I mean that they almost ordinary filament bub is shit. It will work about 1 year, because there is no any cooling system for crystals.
I think my bed time bulb is better.
Oh yes, i was gonna post some pics.
“i’ll be back”
almost 2 years ago I bought from this seller 3 pcs “7w wide” kits. I liked it. Month ago I ordered 120pcs for SunLike ∞ model (8w cheap model for 11€ per 1pcs if ~25pcs - up to 2kg with package), also I designed and ordered 300pcs alluminium pcb boards for this model with 12pcs 3030 TRI-R SunLike (SAW) leds. Actually, it is one place in all internet where I find this led bulb’s bodies.
s. D120mm is more overkill than D95mm led bub body :sunglasses:
Does anyone here know of a viable, affordable, dimmable LED fixture for a torchiere style lamp?