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Hello fellow Surefire freaks

I while back I purchased this Surefire counter-top Flip Book Display for $85.00 from CPF legend LE6920 I have got so much cool stuff from this member.

I knew straight away that I wanted to turn it into a stand. I can put it back to its original form at anytime.
What do you think.



Original
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Now used for Special lights only
Like the Gen 1 L1's Black A2 and very Special L2
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BEAUTIFULL!

There´s only one thing I would change. I´d align the lights parallel to the lower edge of the stand (unless that´s already the case and it´s just an optical illusion making it look as they weren´t). Yeah I know, I can get a bit nerdy with such details.....

Eric
 
I'll take it!

Haha nice, Rat! It looks like it was meant to be a stand for lights :)
 
Wow that's nice!
I would have thought there'd be holes where the binder rings were.

Excellent idea! I'll take the next one!
 
Thanks guy

Looking very good
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Wish I can get a Fenix stand somewhere
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You never know whats going to turn up on MP.

BEAUTIFULL!

There´s only one thing I would change. I´d align the lights parallel to the lower edge of the stand (unless that´s already the case and it´s just an optical illusion making it look as they weren´t). Yeah I know, I can get a bit nerdy with such details.....

Eric

I did not take much care with the position of the lights it was a rush job they did move a little when removing from the display cabinet.



Wow that's nice!
I would have thought there'd be holes where the binder rings were.

Excellent idea! I'll take the next one!

You just put the lights over the two holes.

Nobody asked how the lights are held in position
I will tell you anyway I put 15mm cylinder negative earthed magnets in the light tubes.

cheers
 
Dude,

That is fantastic!

That company is just down the Freeway from me, and you have all their cool things, (How far are you)? 10,000 miles away, or something?

Anyway, they look great on that stand. Worked out well since all four of your Surefire lights can be kept in the one location.:)
 
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Hi Rat,
Beautiful! Congratulations to you

Thanks Brain


Dude,

That is fantastic!

That company is just down the Freeway from me, and you have all their cool things, (How far are you)? 10,000 miles away, or something?

Anyway, they look great on that stand. Worked out well since all four of your Surefire lights can be kept in the one location.:)



I am glade I am 10,000 miles away or they could come a knocking at my door.

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The banner ?
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Nobody asked how the lights are held in position
I will tell you anyway I put 15mm cylinder negative earthed magnets in the light tubes.

cheers
that was the easy part to guess!!! lol

it was either that, or your unique SF jedi power.
 
@Rat:
Where do you get the magnets from? I can only find very expensive or too short cylinder.
What length is necessary to hold them propely?
 
Thank you!

I try to imaging ... [...]magnets pushing from each other[...]? The magnets have enough force to push from each otherwith a distance of about 2cm.
And do you mean, that you put flat metal plates on the back, that both steels stick together?

You put only 1 magnet in the shorter lights?

I also interested in one of these Surefire-Banner too.
Does anyone have sources?
 
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