• You must be a Supporting Member to participate in the Candle Power Forums Marketplace.

    You can become a Supporting Member.

Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooling )

stoli67

Enlightened
Joined
Jul 29, 2010
Messages
926
Location
Sydney Austalia
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

Octaf how long is that trit slot?
 

nbp

Flashaholic
Joined
Dec 16, 2007
Messages
10,976
Location
Wisconsin
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

I don't really know anymore what this thread is about, but I like it! I have some pics of my Haiku XP-G. ;) Nothing special, not for sale. :nana:


(They look different 'cuz I was trying different lighting for my homemade light tent.)

p1000749a.jpg


p1000753bs.jpg


p1000758q.jpg


p1000768m.jpg
 

octaf

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Mar 12, 2008
Messages
1,268
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

Octaf how long is that trit slot?

Trit is 6mm. So the slot must be a little bit longer than that I suppose.
 

octaf

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Mar 12, 2008
Messages
1,268
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

Nice pic's, nbp !!! :twothumbs
 

indadark

Newly Enlightened
Joined
Jun 13, 2011
Messages
196
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

My first Ti light was an XM-L Haiku that I got last month. Absolutely love this light.
Stacked-1.jpg

Group2-1.jpg

Group1-1.jpg
 

LumensMaximus

Enlightened
Joined
Apr 28, 2008
Messages
622
Location
Florida
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

My first Ti light was an XM-L Haiku that I got last month. Absolutely love this light.
Stacked-1.jpg

Group2-1.jpg

Group1-1.jpg

Very very nice :thumbsup:, what's the 2nd one from the left, at first I thought it was a Haiku with a different head but it appears different all together?
 

grayhighh

Enlightened
Joined
Jun 8, 2011
Messages
729
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

Very very nice :thumbsup:, what's the 2nd one from the left, at first I thought it was a Haiku with a different head but it appears different all together?

Gavina CR123
 

fyrstormer

Banned
Joined
Jul 24, 2009
Messages
6,617
Location
Maryland, Near DC, USA
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

Hmm. I might have to talk you into cutting some trit slots on mine too...
 

precisionworks

Flashaholic
Joined
Apr 19, 2007
Messages
6,623
Location
Benton Illinois
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

20110619223976.jpg


I really like the orientation of the trit in the photo above, especially on a light like the Haiku that has no fluting on either end. One of the members from Europe sent in his Haiku but he wants the trits aligned on the long axis. I'll do mine first to double check that the milling setup is correct, but plan to install them like those in the photo.
 

fyrstormer

Banned
Joined
Jul 24, 2009
Messages
6,617
Location
Maryland, Near DC, USA
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

Cutting on the long axis is probably easier since the cut will be the same depth from one end to the other. I prefer the way yours are aligned, though.

Since the trit slots aren't integrated into the upward-facing part of the tailcap, I was thinking two slots per light, 90 degrees CW and CCW from the clip, should allow for maximum visibility at minimum cost. What do you think?
 

precisionworks

Flashaholic
Joined
Apr 19, 2007
Messages
6,623
Location
Benton Illinois
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

I been thinking quite a bit about trits for my personal Haiku, probably on the head as there is no clip to work around. As of now, I plan to space four around the head at 90° spacing, with those four installed "sideways" like the photo above. Then install four more that run "longways", again at 90° spacing & located exactly between the first four.

I was thinking two slots per light, 90 degrees CW and CCW from the clip, should allow for maximum visibility at minimum cost.
Two should work well, as there will almost always be one that's easily visible.
 

precisionworks

Flashaholic
Joined
Apr 19, 2007
Messages
6,623
Location
Benton Illinois
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

TYVM :)

That job was what I'd call "white knuckle machining" as it was my first try at titanium slots ... on a $350 head. After the first one was milled I was able to relax a bit. Still a tough little job, as slot length was held to -.0000" and +.0005", although depth of cut tolerance was double that.
 

Launch Mini

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Oct 28, 2009
Messages
1,549
Location
Vancouver, BC
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

oHHHH, I do like those 6 slots very much. Hmmm
 

Vernon

Enlightened
Joined
Apr 12, 2009
Messages
668
Location
NC
Re: Buy> McGizmo Haiku... ( Haiku owners please post pictures here as well for drooli

At Pawley's Island this past week - really nice to have on night walks.

dsc3906n.jpg


photopub.jpg
 
Last edited:
Top