aluminum flash light.

[TheZig]

made two mods from these last night (my firsts) and i love them so i ordered two 3.7v box mods!!!

there ugly but they work thanks hoog and team!

 

[hoogie76]

Love the switch placement. This would save a ton of time and space without having to drill and fit it into the tube

hoog

 

[wolfstone5]

What material did you use to make those.....epoxy resin?

 

[BGabe]

I always envisioned a washer to replace the clear plastic cap in the end of a flashlight mod. I'm sure you could find the right diameter and they probably have 11/32 hole in the center. The only issue would be, how to mount it in the flashlight? Solder, JB weld? I would love to make one myself, but I've got twins and a 5 year old, so not much time spent doing "what I want" lol

 

[TheZig]

Thanks hoog! @wolfstone5 I used this stuff called black steel from walmart it's a putty that heats up and is as hard as rock when it sets (5 mins) but next time I'll use a washer because I can't open the top to replace the switch if it goes bad lol oops lesson learned I just ordered two box mods that will be here tomorrow I may use some on the inside to secure the connector instead of hot glue. But as a first I think I did ok with the solder and wires and stuff so I'm proud. Hey hoog I may stop by sometime soon get some supplies do u guys sell the solder separately from the iron?

 

[TheZig]

one more thing i had to free float my ground wire to the negative end of the battery to get it to fire i dont think you can ground these on the body or can you(i couldnt get a ground anywhere on these )... any pointers??