Milwaukee M12 flashlight with adjustable head
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This is a flashlight for Milwaukee M12 battery. It features a head with an adjustable angle, made from MR16 LED bulb. **BOM** To assemble it, you will need: - A 3D printed lamp head. - A 3D printed upper piece of the body. - A 3D printed lower piece of the body. - A 3-5W MR16 LED bulb with a radiator featuring an M28x1 thread (see photos). - Two 8mm length M3 screws. - Three 16mm length M3 screws. - Two pieces of 6.3mm spade male connectors. - One piece of a 21x15mm rocker on/off switch. - Ten centimeters of two-wire cable. - A soldering iron. **Notes** My LED bulb uses almost five watts and gets very hot (over sixty degrees Celsius) so printing the lamp head with plain PLA may not be sufficient. I used PETG and it is holding up okay. PLA could probably be used after "baking". There seem to be a lot of MR16 LED bulbs with M28x1 threads on Aliexpress. I checked an MR16 bulb from this page and it fits the thread perfectly. Bear in mind that the power of those bulbs is greatly exaggerated, nine watts being drawn by a three-watt reality.
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