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This is my blog about creating a startup LED flashlight business. I'm a designer, fabricator, and strategist and I'm passionate about making ideas real. I believe that products are about people, that they should be built to last, deliver real value, and that we need to do a better job than we have in the recent past.

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Thursday, May 26, 2016

Solid Copper Lambda Tops Available at Blade HQ

The title says it all ;) If you are interested in picking up a solid tellurium copper Lambda top you can currently get them from Blade HQ (via this link). Don't wait though, this was an exclusive batch and limited in quantity! I think they have about 40 left. Unfortunately they don't offer international shipping though. Sorry friends across the pond. These are only available in ruby tip...but that's what you wanted anyway right?

The photo below is a prototype, but the actual tops feature the same hollow spindle as the current Solid Brass Lambda. The spindle is hollow to lower the tops center of gravity, but it has the added advantage of making the ruby ball replaceable!


Posted by Jason at 5:43 PM

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