Thank you so much @janpom this is awesome!
In these two pictures it appears there are holes for screws that hold the case on.
In this picture it doesn’t seem the screw heads are accessible from that side, do the threads tap directly into the 3d printed part?
Yes. It’s the same on the original part.
I think it is better to use a waterproof switch. Otherwise, thank you for the upgrade of this light.
https://tinyurl.com/55wk35mn
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Worked for me
I just found this on AliExpress:
$1.38 | 1pcs Waterproof Button with 12V 220V Light Rocker Switch Opening 20MM Boat-shaped Round 3Pin Silver Point Switches
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mMcmJU3
Idk why they shortened the URL tho. That’s peculiar
Check your DNS, works for me.
DNS works fine, it’s the link and the site.
Looks robust. Clever idea. U Al profile, inside led strip and hot glue?
Small LED strip and clear MS silicone. The cable is secured by two little holes, and stitching several loops with a needled and thread. Super glue then sets the stitching hard.
The mounts are drilled and tapped M4 on the edges and it’s screwed to them, somewhat bracing the mounts also.
Gotm y headlights mounted and wired just gotta get the tail light done.
Headlight mount buts will be getting swapped to thumb screw style for easy removal. They are also wired with mr30s into the box 1 switch for high/low and 1 switch for the tail light. Headlights are ran off battery voltage and taillight is ran through a step down. Can’t wait to test them out on a night ride
Couldn’t mount these trucks as drop through so made this to fill the hole and support the Riptide half Backing frame.
These could make nice underglow lights.
I have a couple things to add as inspiration or solutions.
