The DIY Connector enables you to craft a DIY attachment for the RGB Critter Flashlight.
Lost my original, ordered and received a replacement.
There are at least two side benefits to using this adapter as-is. Since it extends a little, it focuses the light so it doesn’t flood as much. Since the inner portion has the aluminum exposed, the metallic silver coloring intensifies the light and throws it further.
Der DIY Connector ist eine tolle Sache um selbst etwas zu bauen.
Allerdings wäre es schön wenn man wissen würde was für ein Gewinde da benutz wird. Um eine Beschädigung der Lampe zu vermeiden.
Dear valued customer,
Thank you for your positive review and for sharing your experience with our DIY Connector. We are delighted to hear that you find it to be a great tool for building on your own tools.
We do not publicly share the thread size of our products because we recommend only using AOAM-brand adapters.
Best regards,
Chris
AOAM Support
Hello Ants on a melon, is it possible to buy the upper adapter (on the Modular Sol Saber), which has an internal thread, individually. So that you can use your tools with your adapter on other tools.
This connector is sturdy and amazing for using your own tools. I highly recommend joining the RBG critter FB page as I am learning a lot for other light painters there. Like this 10" Bubble Acrylic Rod I found out about, it was only $8 on amazon, so with the DIY connector I got a super cool tool for only $23! Got this image my first time using it!
We host a group for Light Painters who create artwork using the RGB Critter. In this group you will have the opportunity to learn new tips and techniques and ask questions about the RGB Critter.
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