Super AWESOME !!!
Beautiful. All of it - the light, the tribute - everything.
See what you get when you run such an amazing forum, an absolutely amazing gift such as this piece of functional art from an amazing individual inspired by another amazing individual.
Well done MRsDNF :+1:
It is a beautiful light, in both form and function. :+1:
MRsDNF is master machinist! :+1:
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(just great)
Just stunning… Much respect… But surely I desire for more pictures! :partying_face:
This speaks volumes about the quality of this forum, its creator, and its members both past and present.
This is a good place.
l just checked to find a fitting emoticon, found none.
Great gesture, beatiful light, nothing more to add.
You deserve it more than anyone. :+1:
Breathtaking
That is what I call a flashlight! Good on your SB! Hope you will enjoy that.
Thanks MRsDNF for your work! That looks gorgeous. Excellent mate!
Stunning artwork that found the perfect home. Thank you Justin for inspiring Steve to make sb56637 smile so Proudly!
I’m green with envy…
This is stunning … Work of art …
WOW!
That is simply amazing…
Not only is that a stunningly skilled piece of hand-crafted lumenart but a beautiful tribute to another master-craftsman who inspired so many.
MRsDNF, you are truly a blessing to this community and there is no more fitting a recipient of a gift like this than the one who gave us all an online forum to call home. :+1:
Thanks so much to all of you for your kind words, especially toward Old-Lumens and MRsDNF. What an exceptional group of folks we have here on this forum.
Man o man that’s awesome! I see that XHP70 surrounded by that LUM 5-90 and instantly think Old-lumens!
A true masterpiece and beautiful tribute! :+1:
Quite stunning!
Looks like on the heavy side…
Beamshots and numbers?
What an amazing piece of craftsmanship! It truly is one of the most beautiful light I’ve ever seen. Fantastic work MRsDNF! I’m sure that Old-Lumens would have been extremely proud of this piece of art! :+1:
OMG this is beautiful
what a craftmanship :+1:
and what reflector is being used for that flashlight? i’ve seen some like that on ceiling lamp