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how the hell fo i get on the old forum. i am looking for the post that had the link for making you own hard hat light.
I have an old cajun light with the battery on the belt, but the batteries gone to hell, and they want too much for a new battery.
help me out fellers....i need to keep on the lookout for the fouke monster! :o

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That is one ugly ass hard hat light :lol:

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Anyone know an approx cost on this if a guy was going to build one?

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has anyone made there own? How do you like it?

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hey cuttdown...how do they work when they're shined in your eyes?

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Ive built 4 of them. Doesnt take long at all if you have the right tools.

I followed the directions on drundels site.

Like River said, Ill never use another handheld.

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I like that clean preppy work bench they sittin on. :lol:

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give the good ole pierre part store a call ask for a "headlight" they will know what ya talkin about if i'm not mistaken they about 50 dollars and come with aligator clips but can easily be swapped over to a regular old household 3 prong plug-in they would maby ship ya one if ya ask nicely


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I made one two years ago and it is the best idea I ever had. I found a hard hat with the adjustable headband, got a metal funnel, then went to wal mart and bought a 1 million cp cheap yellow spot light for $9.99, went to auto parts store and bought 2 alligator clips and metal toggle switch.
Spent about $25 at this point and the rest is just your time.

I just took the spotlight apart and used the bulb/reflector assembly to mount in the funnel with some small nuts and bolts. I mounted the toggle switch and wired it up running the wire through a rubber grommet then attached the alligator clips. I then applied a little silicone sealant around the reflector and the funnel to keep any moisture out. Total cost should be around $25-30 going this route. It has held up to everything I have thrown at it over the last 2 seasons including pouring rain, ice, and the heaviest damp fog I have ever seen.


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It sounds like everyone uses gator clips? Why not just plug it in to the cig lighther? You can always un plug it again if you need to light a smoke! :D

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I run mine off a cig plug.Bought a heavy duty twist and lock plug.No problems this year.

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costal....i think you have the coolest avitar ever...i cant keep from staring at it...its hypnotic! :shock:

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