Bat Signal LED Flashlight

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This remix features dalpek's Bat Signal with a built-in small LED push button light. To achieve this, I utilized the inner chamber of the motorcycle keychain flashlight and swapped the original bat signal for another one that's proportionally bigger. UPDATE 6/5/2016: I added a generic signal sketchup file to help create personal bases. Modify the disk group inside the base, then use the STL plugin to export both groups as a single STL file. Use NetFabb after export to refine it prior to slicing. Post-Printing Instructions Assemble the Flashlight: Feed 5mm LED leads through battery holder holes with positive leads facing downwards. Force leads into bottom slots using flat-head screwdrivers. Secure leads short of chamber openings and place a CR2032 battery inside with positive side down. Add a ring around the battery to prevent accidental activation. Slot aligns with negative lead, click it in place. Assemble the Bat Signal: Clean holes for protruding LEDs to fit into main units perfectly. Test-fit the flashlight; it might require some sanding due to tight spaces. Apply super glue once assembly is possible and let dry after sliding the LED into slots. Replace the Battery: Use a paper clip to pop out battery buttons through small holes at bottom of the unit.