octaf
Flashlight Enthusiast
- Joined
- Mar 12, 2008
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Thanks for your insights Don & fyrstormer.
You can become a Supporting Member.
If you really want one, you could buy a normal one, disassemble it, and stick the metal parts into the coals of a roaring fire. That should achieve the same temperatures as a house fire, just in a smaller space.Go figure. I found this thred doing an image search on Trit flashlights and I saw this light and thought it looked awesome! I thought wow, Don did a rustic look Haiku, I want one. Haha, no joke. So who ever ownes this light being the way it came about getting its finish I would keep this light forever. I assume you are all ok and it can serve as a memory and proof of how badass you light is and how you survived aswell as "it" did.
Wow. Spectacular story, and a typically generous offer from Don to rebuild!
The warm-fuzzies of the original CPF live on.