Hey, just wanted to share a couple pics of a mod I just completed this evening... its made from an Bolly LED flashlight, hence the name. I built this thing more for fun than for need, but I must admit I have been hitting the Jokesmoke on it pretty hard for the last hour or so ... strictly for testing purposes of course 
. This particular flashlight caught my attention whilst surfing because of its unique shape with the flattened sides and the fact that it is a solid cast piece of aluminum. All the guts feed in thru the top and are held in place by a screw-in retaining ring ... that design to me looked like it would be easy to mod. Battery goes in the bottom with a nice switch on the end cap. The flat sides made the switch mount a little easier, gives it a good grip in the hand and this thing stays where you put it ... no rolling around. Its powered by a Trustfire protected 2400mah 18650 battery and has a 808D connection. There is not a drop of hot glue in this thing, the switch and 808D connection are threaded and held with retaining nuts.
Now thats a drip well ... and yes that is a Canadian Dime in there...
This wasn't particularly cheap to build because the flashlight itself wasn't that cheap, I actually bought 2, the one I kept as a flashlight is awesome as well. All in all I'd put the cost, not including the battery, at just under $30. I had fun frankensteining it together as well, so worth it to me. Cheers.
. This particular flashlight caught my attention whilst surfing because of its unique shape with the flattened sides and the fact that it is a solid cast piece of aluminum. All the guts feed in thru the top and are held in place by a screw-in retaining ring ... that design to me looked like it would be easy to mod. Battery goes in the bottom with a nice switch on the end cap. The flat sides made the switch mount a little easier, gives it a good grip in the hand and this thing stays where you put it ... no rolling around. Its powered by a Trustfire protected 2400mah 18650 battery and has a 808D connection. There is not a drop of hot glue in this thing, the switch and 808D connection are threaded and held with retaining nuts. Now thats a drip well ... and yes that is a Canadian Dime in there...
This wasn't particularly cheap to build because the flashlight itself wasn't that cheap, I actually bought 2, the one I kept as a flashlight is awesome as well. All in all I'd put the cost, not including the battery, at just under $30. I had fun frankensteining it together as well, so worth it to me. Cheers.
