Altoids Flahlight

Introduction: Altoids Flahlight

About: i love building and vlogging on youtube (Builder4224) also love making random stuff

First, you need to gather your supplies

Supplies

  • LED bulb
  • AA battery pack with wires
  • Soldering Iron
  • Solder wire
  • 2 AA batteries
  • Altoids mint can
  • velcro if you want to secure the battery back

Step 1: Drill a Appropriate Sized Hole in the Altoids Can So the LED Can Fit.

I drilled the hole on the side because of the size my battery holder was.

Step 2: Put the LED in the Hole on the Can.

After you drilled the hole you need to insert the LED bulb to make sure it will fit.

Step 3: Putting in the Battery Holder

You could add velcro if you wanted to make sure the battery holder stays in place if not just put the battery holder in the can.

Step 4: Solder the Red Wire to the Bottom of the Light Bulb

Solder the positive wire (red wire) to the bottom of it.

Step 5: Now Solder the Black Wire to the Side of the LED Bulb

The negative wire ( black wire ) is soldered onto the side of the light bulb.

Step 6: Put in the Battery Holder

All I did for this step was I put in the battery holder to make sure it fits and it did.

Step 7: Add the Two AA Batteries

I added in the two AA batteries to the holder.

Step 8: Switch It on to Make Sure It Works

I switched it on to make sure it worked and the light came on.

Step 9: Final Step

Now just turn it off and close it.

Now you have a working Altoids flashlight.

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    5 Comments

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    Arbormakes
    Arbormakes

    3 years ago

    Great idea!
    I is very versatile and compact, making it useful for travel.

    I have one question though,
    In step 8, you said it has to be switched on, but I don't see any switch.
    Where is this switch?
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    LegosrcoolYT
    LegosrcoolYT

    Reply 3 years ago

    Thanks for viewing this and the battery pack I used had a built-in switch that's why I used the velcro, so I can turn it on and off. Also if you look at step three you can see the switch on the battery holder.

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    Arbormakes
    Arbormakes

    Reply 3 years ago

    Thanks!

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    LegosrcoolYT
    LegosrcoolYT

    Reply 3 years ago

    your welcome i also have a youtube channel were i make stop motions with my legos would you consider subscribing to the channel its called Legos r cool

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    Arbormakes
    Arbormakes

    Reply 3 years ago

    Stop motion?
    I love stop motion!