Tiresius
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Anyone do this? Or am I the only one doing it in my lights?
Sometimes I like small bodies where I can take them with my keys.
Sometimes I like small bodies where I can take them with my keys.
Switching from 18650 to 18350 bodies?
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Tiresius
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So I'm not the only one. Here's my own rendition of the Eagletac D25LC2. It's a working progress and I plan on making more for kicks and practice.
It's also a great way to hone my skills with the manual lathe.
And here's the whole light:
It's also a great way to hone my skills with the manual lathe.
And here's the whole light:
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Tiresius
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I am not going to run an 18500 on it as it is not as short as what I intended it to be. The goal for me here is to turn this light into a keychain light and when I do want to run it long for a camping trip or hiking, I'd swap the tubes out and bring extra 18650's. A 18350 tube allows the light to be 3.29inch or 83.7mm tall.
I was satisfied with the outcome of the tube. It has that WOW factor from many people that never seen such a small light but so bright.
