DAY 10 My sapphire Spartan with Firefly. The problem should be obvious: the tip broke off the Firefly, leaving it impossible to remove from the scale by normal means. Another SAK came to the rescue, but I don't normally carry two. I've thought about sculpting a drop of JB Weld to make a new end to grab. Good idea? (Image removed from quote.)
Did it get the job done?
and is that a Pelican M6 from another picture you posted?
How do you like the Reylight? I discovered his light sometime last year, and all the tints are some of the best I have seen. Quite enjoy his practical spacing and setting of the lights.
Definitely put up those beam shots!
As a fellow flashlight enthusiast, I'm always happy to see a beam shot as a comparison. And I absolutely adore the 519a leds, especially the 5700 dedomed. It has absolutely no tint shift even when when it is dim and a nice hint of rosiness in it to make it warm and good to look at. (sorry for the detour, can't resist this one)
Day 10 of 30:You'd be surprised how often I use this lighter in my desk as a teacher. (Image removed from quote.)
Karas Kustom Render K? (Image removed from quote.)
Day 10I pulled some fungus off a dead tree with the intent of using it as tinder. I had plenty of spark with my Firefly but it wasn't taking it. I thought it was either too windy or the fungus was still damp from yesterday's storms. I added some dryer lint but still no fire. I finally wrapped everything in a napkin, and then used some chunks of bark to block the spark from the wind. After several tries I finally got it to light. I felt like I had plenty of spark but the wind definitely didn't help any. I'm going to try again with the Firefly when there's no wind to see if that was the issue.(Image removed from quote.) (Image removed from quote.)
Day 10 of 30Here is one of my imco lighters, and the brass one is my son's lighter, but I don't know what brand it is. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
If you are referencing the well worn silver pelican in some of my posts, that is a 2350, a single AA. I really enjoy the 2350, I have carried it for 5 years solid, and more recently alternating other flashlights. I also have 4 or 5 m6s, and like those too.
Day 11Sun is finally out, so I checked the tinder box and pulled out my SAK. Its amazing how quickly this charred canvas will start smoldering. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
That's a cool test, and the delicate size of the flrefly probably does make it even more challenging that it is. I wonder will a larger ferro rod or even one with magnesium block will make a big difference in this damp environment.
I think I might have seen it somewhere, besides the gas flame, does it also have a "match" you can lit installed inside the body?
Thanks to this, it looks so much like a mini M6 and have no idea this exist. Cool!I have fond memories with the PM6, that's one rugged flashlight that's almost unbreakable and great for building hotrod led light (way back when led was just starting to become popular).