Brass and stainless steel, SF E-series compatible

Energie

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Brass and stainless steel
100 lm out of the front
GD500, McR20, Cree Q5
runtime: CR123--> 95 min., RCR123-->55 min
94 mm / 25 mm
170 gr. with battery
SF E-series compatible


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Re: Brass and stainless steel

Zer gut! Your light is very beautiful. Is the brass coated to prevent corrosion?
 
I would enjoy having one of those! Must heatsink like a dream. Would you ever make an 18650 tube for it and double the runtime? That would be perfect.
 
Re: Brass and stainless steel

Is the brass coated to prevent corrosion?

The brass is not coated, because it is quite resistant. Some metal parts of old ships were made of brass. After some time it will be a bit darker, because of the patina. I like this look, reminds me of old technical instruments.
 
Re: Brass and stainless steel

Brass patinas more beautifully than most metals.

THe only thing I don't like about it is having the clip on the tailcap just because like the novatac/HDS it rubs against the body when you rotate the tailcap to remove. Not a huge thing by any stretch.

All in all a great light.
 
Beautiful work! I agree about the clip but it doesn't look like the tailcap would be needed to be removed often anyways. I like. :thumbsup:
 
I have heard that the patina can be brought on by "fuming" the brass in a closed container suspended over an open bowl of ammonia.
I wonder what Windex would do to brass. I think I'll test that on the door hardware.
 
Re: Brass and stainless steel

Beautiful light Energie :thumbsup:

THe only thing I don't like about it is having the clip on the tailcap just because like the novatac/HDS it rubs against the body when you rotate the tailcap to remove.
This shouldn´t matter with this particular light since tailcap has a clicky switch and the battery is inserted from the front end of the body. But I´m with you in general.

Eric
 

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