Uhh, I'll just have no comment on this. Even though I just did.
Looking at that brings up many "images" of many body parts , both male and female........... "anavidfan, shudders and gets the hibbee gibbies"

Uhh, I'll just have no comment on this. Even though I just did.
Interesting. I turned the spring upside down and the squeaking stopped completely -for a few minutes, now it's back. Back to research!
The squeak is coming from the inside nut threaded into base. It is likely a sharp edge of the male threading in a female thread. The nut is the only moving part in the base of the switch when locking and unlocking. The brass spring may or may not turn but is far too soft to cause the sound. The noise will subside in a bit of time as the ss marries to the other in terms of wear.Interesting. I turned the spring upside down and the squeaking stopped completely -for a few minutes, now it's back. Back to research!
Turn the lock nut around.
@Pris - It truly does not matter. I used to be shiny side up, now it goes back in without paying any attention.
@Today just lock and unlock while you sit there and play with your nuts and the squeak will subside as the parts break in. Soon the switch will be a finger flick away from locking and unlocking.
The noise will subside in a bit of time as the ss marries to the other in terms of wear.
So, your advice is to keep working the nuts, and marriage will soon follow? I can dig that.
And I blame yankee for any shenanigans around here.
Now I can push my own button with pleasure....
I think Nyogel 759G or 760G is better than Noalox for "dry" threads. More info regarding lubricants used in flashlights threading can be found here. Some are titanium oriented while others are not very common. What you have to remember is that the threading has to be kept always clean, regardless if it is slightly lubed with vaseline or any exotic lubricant or nothing at all as I prefer to keep my TiX just cleansed with soap and water and not lubed. And I use it 24/7 since Jan-February 2014.
Marriage is a better answer than herpes
This morning my dog ate a few of the tomatoes off the vine in our garden.....I blamed Yankee.
Yeah, I too am enjoying the Ti. Nice strike of balance with a heron...
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