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Originally Posted by khello
Yeap, I think we are going to flatten a spot on the bottom to mount flat on the handle or we'll make a round recess on the handle for the light to sit in...
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Originally Posted by khello
Yeap, I think we are going to flatten a spot on the bottom to mount flat on the handle or we'll make a round recess on the handle for the light to sit in...
OK, here are the final looks for the prototypes... I'd like to know which one you guys think I should go with???
BTW, no matter which design it will have a bolt snap mounting groove on the back!
And Oh, don't worry about the red on pic 2, that's just dye to machine the part with so you can see what you are doing...
Just a note of thanks to Hector for expediting my light to get it before my trip next Wednesday. He went out of his way to get me my light in a timely fashion. BTW, it is built like a tank. Nice bright spot. I can't wait to see how it cuts in the water. At any rate it will be nice having my own canister for a change! :)
Thanks Dan... I hope you enjoy it and have fun in Mexico.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB8CD
I like pic # 3
Jim
Unless the form serves a function I would go with the quickest one to machine. I don't think the flats and grooves are a deal breaker for anyone given how people have been raving about your lights.
Good point... I'm leaning towards a smooth cap with the thick lines on the body going from from to back... I want miny to stand out and not be like others out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by khello
That would be pic 2 but smooth cap
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Originally Posted by 350xfire
Can I get a "hello kitty" engraved in mine? that would make it stand out! :smt081
other than that, they all look nice. you have the creative freedom, so do what you want in my opinion. I am more about function than asthetics.
Scott
OK, hello kitty it is!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott
I want mine to say Binford 6100.
(My scooter stickers are on their way.)