I will be interested in at least 1 or 2 mag D heatsinks (that work with rebel reflector).
Are you still making them for multiple emitters in the mag d?
I could go for some more dcell rebel mag heat sinks.
I ran out giving people mags for Christmas.
Make them $5.00 each and i will pick up 20. :)
Heh…good luck with that though. The copper alone in a D-mag heatsink would cost close to $5 probably. Maybe in aluminum and mass produced by machine you could get it down to $5.
In copper even $10 would be dirt cheap. I will be pleasantly surprised if it's much below $20 a piece in copper since I've only seen aluminum versions for sale in the past and all were over $20-$25.
It would be nice to get them for $5 ;)
Make some that will compete with H22A offering on CPF, and compatible with the mag rebel reflector and you’ll be Making hundreds a month.
Also don’t forget about us guys that asked a while back for the custom one!
Any idea of a timeline on this? A lot of other promises turned into vaporware for me this last year. (other people)
Rich
I should be able to have them within a month or less. I just wanna get a feel for interest, so I can get an idea on how many to make for the first run. The mag heatsinks would be aluminum and the material cost would be about 1 dollar per sink. Copper would be 10 bucks or so per sink, plus it wears the tooling more. I gotta give the guy making the run somthin for his trouble, so I am shooting for 5 or 6 bucks a piece. Still way cheaper than the H22A heatsinks, and they would work with the rebel reflector. Would there be more interest in a C or D heatsink? The rebel reflector does not really need a pedestal for the led to focus like the regular mag reflector, so I may make the flat top so you can use 20mm stars for them. The reg mag heatsinks need a pedestal for focus.
I will make the heatsinks for the people who want them for the quad or triple xpg stars, I just have not had the time I thought I would to do it. Will prob have them in 2 weeks or so.
Well I am still trying to figure out myself whether to go with C sized Mags or D sized. I'd probably go with a couple of each. Instead of being "flat top" would it make more sense to have a very small 20mm pedestal (or recess if that works) in order to assist with centering the star?
-Garry
Since I already have a few D mags I'd like to use for this I'd have to say I'd prefer that size. It is also my intention to get into the C models eventually so whatever you come up with I'd go for at least a couple or more at that price. If "D" sized count me in for 4 at $5-$6 a piece. If "C" sized I'll take at least 3 or 4.
As for dimensions, I understand that the 50mm aspherics require 30mm of focal length and that means the emitter (on a D size at least) needs to sit a few mm inside the body to get the head past the o-ring on the threads. Making them this way will allow us to use aspherics as well as the reflectors. If you do go with flush I really don't care as I can just grind off some material from the head of the battery tube to get the o-ring seated properly inside the head.
BTW, thanks a bunch for doing this! 
Johnny
I could do a small recess to center the star, but it would only work for one size star. It is certainly easy enough to center the star without it just by looking down through the reflector though.
Hey u-235, i'll be in for 5 D size for single XML build with rebel reflector, and then 5 for multi-LED build such as a 3XML/3XPG as Rich as built if you could make some heatsink for that type of build too, as seen in his thread here that I'm sure you've seen: https://budgetlightforum.com/t/-/4219
Or maybe something like this for triple builds only, or something similar to "der wichtel"s triple xml heatsinks on CPF.
I could pay early for all of these above if they are possible to make when I pay for the 12 XPG heatsink you are making for me for the if you need funds to get this project off the ground (not sure how much cash you were having to front for something like this).
Super! Can you do it for a C size for mine, instead of the D?
Rich
+ 1
I've got a Solarforce L2P and I'd be interested in stuff that can allow my UltraFire XML drop-in to make better contact, I'll also be interested in a new empty pill which makes better contact to the sides (but what reflector would I then use) and I'll also be interested in a empty pill which could take a triple led board, and driver board at the bottom.
Can we perhaps get a few rough design sketches? I'm new to flashlights, and the jargon and concepts still confuses me sometimes.
Thnx for your effort!
I am talking to the guy about the mag heatsinks at the moment. I will prob do a run of these, and then look at doing something for the p60. Unfortunately there is not a lot of room to do much in the way of heatsink mass, but I have an idea for a better pill. Only problem is there are slight differences to hosts, so I may have to do something specific to say solarforces.
I will keep you all posted on progress.
thanks for the update
Watching again since all watching posts got reset.
I think custom P60 Heatsinks, something similar to how the Malkoff M60 looks like would be cool.
I'm yet another person in for D size sinks that work with the Rebel reflector. I was just going to hack up an H22A sink so that it sits further down in the tube, either by chopping off the "post" or the lips so the entire thing slides further down.
If you could make basically an H22A without the post and at the right depth to allow the head to thread almost fully on the body, that would be awesome! :)
+1
I'd be in for a few, depending on the price.
Looks like a heatsink for a D mag with rebel reflector and some type of p60 are the top 2 things.
Two questions
1) would you want the heatsink to be for a standard mag with the rebel reflector, or the rebel mag? They are different so will need to be made different.
2) do you want it flat top or with a post? From my experience the rebel reflector will focus well without the opening being recessed past the led, and a flat top would give more star options and let you use a 20mm star for better heat management. If you need to sink it more to focus you can shave off a little on the reflector. This generally will not hurt the beam.