Just kiddinā, you sent me some of the bits that went into building this fella :+1:
Thanks for all the info you share with us :+1:
Yes it doesnāt have to be a physical thing, time spent helping others, a nice gesture, sharing etc :+1:
Thank you for the chance in your giveaway. Very generous of you.
Iāve given each of my family members a flashlight (mostly Sofirn kits, but a Convoy and Eagle Eye too).
Iām an amateur woodworker and I gave every family group in my extended family a cutting board/cheese tray/charcuterie board made from the walnut tree from our childhood home.
Iām also an elementary school teacher and am making some wooden pencil holders for my students to reuse some scrap cutoffs.
Congrats on the 3K and Thanks for the GAW.
I dont have a CRX Creation in my collection.
I gave away many things this yearā¦ but iāll only list the flashlights.
Imalent HR20 headlamp that I put a grid optic into.
Several Utorch UT01ās AA powered
A few Glaree E03 AAA lights, Thrunite clones.
Olight EOS
Tool Nichia twisty with magnet
Seems like anyone that appreciates a light they end up owning it, Iām a softee.
What have I givenā¦ last light was an Olight R50 to a tow truck driver in a storm with a crappy maglight 4C. He was a friend in need and I could help.
Congrats on your 3000 posts. Please count me in on this great giveaway.
I am very curious as to what a CRX light is. They must be amazing due to the comments I have read here.
I have given countless flashlights to family and friends over the years, hoping they will enjoy and use them, or maybe turning someone into a (another) flashaholic.
But I really enjoy giving them to children. For this X-mas, I gave out 5 of those Life Gear Glow Sticks with flashlight, flasher, and whistle/lanyard, all to children under the age of 5. They were a hit!
Some are better than others, each one is a unique prototype
The idea behind a āCRX lightā is the making of a flashlight by your own hands without having access to a lathe or CNC machine from easily obtained parts & materials using only everyday common hand tools, i.e just about anyone could make them with some thought, dedication & perseverance.
My old friend lost his job for not agreeing with one of the big wigs. He wanted to do some camping and he has a really crappy light. His only headlamp is the Princeton EOS. Unfortunately he put alkaline in it and it leaked. I felt bad so I gave him my Olight R50 Seeker as a Christmas present. Rechargeable and reliable, now he can go camping and relax a bit before looking for another job.
I gave my house to 10 people and 9 dogs for 2 weeks after the ācampfireā in CA USA, they were family and friends that lost everything they owned in the fire, flashlights came in handy for those 2 weeks, love your stuff, thank you for the giveaway.
Nice idea for a GAW. Iāll be keeping an eye on this and watching it come together. Please count me in.
I just gave a wuben t046r to a tech averse older friend. It is a perfect gift for the uninitiated because of the built in micro usb charging feature. I could tell he was just used to maglight levels of brightness and was blown away by this relatively little pocket rocket. Often times, giving feels better than receiving.
Love to win something.
Iāve never done a giveaway on here but I have given many of my lights to friendās and family. I always want anyone I know to be able to reach out and light someone
I am in. Thanks for the GAW and congratulations on your 3000 posts.
I have given countless flashlights to family and friends over the years, hoping they will enjoy and use them.
Best of luck on your expertise in the flashlight build.
Hey man, Iām interested in a shot at this light here, since I didnāt see anything indicating youāve already finished it.
Regarding what Iāve given away, my flashlight hobby is known by most people, and I have no qualms about reinforcing that view of me. Iāve gifted Nitecore MT06MD penlights to friends when they graduated nursing school, Iāve given many a headlamp to friends working in industrial settings, and Iāve offered countless recommendations to people who ask me. Iāve done modding work for various people, as well, not charging more than a few dollars for my time on top of the cost of parts (generally just enough to round out a dollar value).
Only the tube and the CRX gaw light looks beautiful already. Sweet GAW!
Just gave grandma (recently widowed and canāt see well) an Astrolux A01 219B, Convoy S9 in NW & Nightwatch NA40SE SST20 95 CRI.
She isnāt afraid of the dark anymore and also loves high CRI lights. Big upgrade from D cell Mag from 1999ā¦ā¦
I would like to enter. My recent non financial GAW have been my time. I am a merit badge counselor for the Boy Scouts and I have met with several scouts over the past year. Guessing 10 - 15 hours in 2018. If youāre looking for something physical, my wife and I gave away a baked lasagna and bread to some local homeless folks.
Iāve never been rich money-wise but I did give my car to my buddy who needed it. My buddy sold me his car for a couple hundred bucks so I gave my car to my buddy who had a new job and a broken-down car. It was trickle down economics that actually worked. I think part of his first paycheck paid for one of his parentās health bill or something. Crazy how it all flowed down and it was fun to be part of a serendipitous giving chain.
Other more boring things Iāve given are random gift cards that I get in presents or birthday cards. Sometimes Iāll mail them to other people just to surprise them. Usually with an anonymous note just to make them smile. Iāve only done it a few times, really, but once a buddy told me about getting one of those cards in the mail and I just acted surprised and enjoyed seeing his smile as he was talking about it. I didnāt get to see him open it but I could tell it was like a random Christmas-morning feeling for him.