Klarus Mi7 Ti - Mods

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Thanks mate, maybe one or two 6mm x 0.65mm trits with some uv glue would go nicely in the existing groove, just a thought.

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Thanks for the tip Stevi :slight_smile: , but I’m affraid I’ll just screw it up if I try to do such a mod. My fingers are anything but small/steady and I’ve never been good at glueing (and dealing with) very small parts.

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I really prefer this version ! The trit embedded in the switch is really smart !

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Yes it’s much better, thanks :beer:

19

Its good to see the CRX mods continuing. :+1:

20

I hate you.

(Don’t worry it’s just jealousy :D)

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:laughing:

22

Very nice mod. I love what you did with the switch.

Can you recommend a source for the Trits? My olive green Mi7 needs some bling.

Thanks,

Bob

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Thanks mate, FastTech has some tritium options :+1:

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Thanks for the recommendation. They have a huge selection.

When you say “existing groove” you are referring to the four existing that are parallel to the switch correct?

Thanks,

Bob

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Yeah that was my original idea, I had ordered two 6mm x 1.5mm vials but they were too wide to sit in the grooves at either side so I decided to dremmel out the actual switch to make one fit.

I also thought one or two of the 6mm x 0.65mm trits could sit in the existing switch groove and be covered by a dome of UV glue but they would probably be better in the slots each side of the switch as it protrudes enough already.

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Perfect. That’s what I was thinking and what my measurements said but I just wanted to double check.

Thanks for the quick response.

Bob

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No problem mate :+1:

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Is the head of your titanium MI7 glued?

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Not any more :slight_smile:

30

Was heat required or just some bicycle inner tube and some leverage required.

It is an awesome EDC light but I think wasn’t in my pocket for 30 seconds before it found it on due to that protruding switch.

Thanks,

Bob

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The glue was not that strong, I ran the light hot on a 14500 and twisted the bezel off using a piece of rubber to grip.
The driver is also glued but come out fairly easy on this one.
Did you get any trits yet?

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Thanks for the help. I tried with inner tube and a vise/vise grips but it wouldn’t budge.

Not yet. I am debating about what I want to do with them.

Thanks for the help.

Bob

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Might need to use a bit more heat & teach it who’s boss :slight_smile:

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Hey, I’m trying to recreate the shallow switch, but having a bit of an issue accessing the switch assembly. Any tips on how to access that? Does it unscrew from the mid section? And if so what did you use to unscrew it?