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I'm betting on 1-3 sst90's maybe?
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Letting it age and get a nice patina will look pretty cool. I wonder how long it takes to get that "Statue of Liberty Green" going?
Where can you buy 12" of 1.75 copper for $60?
Where can you buy 12" of 1.75 copper for $60?
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Are you kidding me... I think it would be cool to clearcoat it somehow. I like the way copper looks. Or going all out... gold plate the whole thing
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I've been having a hard time deciding what colors to use. I want something that will look good with copper. At the same time though, you won't see the copper wehn you're able to see the trits glowing.
I currently have a nailbender XML T6 P60 drop-in to use in it.
Letting it age and get a nice patina will look pretty cool. I wonder how long it takes to get that "Statue of Liberty Green" going?
Where can you buy 12" of 1.75 copper for $60?
I may need some salt water to get that look.
Are you kidding me... I think it would be cool to clearcoat it somehow. I like the way copper looks. Or going all out... gold plate the whole thing
Copper does look nice. I am having a hard time deciding if I want to go for the antique look or clearcoat it.
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Well, whatever you decide... I want to see the end result.
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i hope the price is for all of them.
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These have the exact p60 pocket as SureFire, right? I need to stop asking questions, I'm starting to get antsy.
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Copper is about $8 per pound, right? 1.75" diameter copper at 12 inches is about 9 pounds. So I suppose it would be $72.
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Theoretically these weigh less than the starting piece of copper, so shouldn't they be cheaper than just a chunk of copper?
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Theoretically? :crackup:
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Lol, yea sure.
And a diamond is just a bunch of carbon.
And a diamond is just a bunch of carbon.
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They would be AMAZING with Copper heatsink and a 9mm 445nm Diode at 3Watt:evil:
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Nah... triple sst90 for the ultimate wall of light style floodlight.
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There is a quad XP-G drop-in for sale.
20W will make use of that heatsponge with fins ;-)
20W will make use of that heatsponge with fins ;-)
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VanIsleDSM's AMAZING Septa and other Drop Ins - a 'mini review' - photo heavy!!
Here's some decent pics. Smaller than the photos would lead you to believe. Very fancy features, too. Some of the more powerful drop-ins (feed them more than 5A) are actually on silver-plated copper slugs.
Here's some decent pics. Smaller than the photos would lead you to believe. Very fancy features, too. Some of the more powerful drop-ins (feed them more than 5A) are actually on silver-plated copper slugs.
