Check out this flashlight head failure!
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Illum
Flashaholic
Nitecore I think in the past has had this happen too on at least one of their lights, it could be caused by undersized tolerances or from the wrong material used. When aluminum is milled pretty thin and happens to be a region that is torqued during normal operation [close to the threads for example] stuff like this happens
Imon
Enlightened
If you don't mind elaborating, exactly how did this happen?
Did you drop the light or step on it or something? Can't see how the head would split like that unless some kind of stress was applied to the light.
Did you drop the light or step on it or something? Can't see how the head would split like that unless some kind of stress was applied to the light.
