The Photon Freedom Micro Light is one of the best micro flashlights on the market.
It's durable, reliable, and long-lasting.
Powered by 2 x CR2016 button batteries (but will also work with 1 x CR2032), is perfect as an emergency or tactical light—no need to worry about charging from a heavy power bank—the spare battery weighs next to nothing.
I have bunch of them, but none in the covert version, which allows only directional light.
So I made a small tube to attach to the LED, turning a regular flashlight into a Covert.
You should keep in mind that this model is so small that differences due to material growth, temperature, and printer settings can cause the part to be too loose or too tight.
In addition, LEDs in flashlights have minimal differences in dimensions and placement.
If necessary, change the x and y percentages in the slicer to a plus or minus.
The attached model fits perfectly (snug fit) two of my flashlights, in the third one it was too loose, in the fourth one it was too tight XD
Printed with PLA /Eryone Matt Black/
Layer 0.1, 3 walls, 0 infil
If you take it from plate when it's still warm, it'll be easier to fit it to the flashlight.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.
