DIY Compact 100W flashlight 10,000 Lumens Max

This is a project that I have been working on for some time. I sincerely hope you enjoyed it. ( :

WARNING: DO NOT look into the LED at close range when powered, it has the power to burn through your retina in seconds.

If you plan to make this, there are few things to remember;
1. depending on the parts you bought, my design may not fit perfectly.
2. you may need to drill a few holes here and there, especially when mounting the battery compartment.
3. The fan needs to be overvolted slightly to keep the LED cool, alternatively, you may use a 50W LED, and set the current to 1.5A, everything else remains the same.
4. You MUST print the Parts beyond the voltage booster in ABS or other higher temperature plastic. PLA will melt.

Parts List: (some are affiliate)
I am confident that you can find the rest of the components by yourself.

Music used: "Throwback"-Jim Yosef

[JODRecaps]

wow... this is a real DIY project! Nothing fake! Thanks!

[kerbodynamicx]

5:54 iPhone fleshlight: can’t see anything
100W DIY fleshlight: can’t see anything

[NonnofYobiznes]

Me: hmm, I remember I've wanted to make something like this... This time nothing is going to stop me.
Instructions: 3D print this.
Me: fcuk here we go again...

[deathseek]

Love it your a true DIY guy and can't wait for the video for powerbank

[jacobkaltz]

I love the work you do, love your channel. You are one of the best diy creators on YouTube

[dzikrihassandarmawan]

You might be able to kill Dracula with that thing

[advaithmadhavan]

Hi, this was an amazing project and I really liked it.

But one main issue is that the 3S lipo battery used does not have an over discharge protection thus causing problems.

Thus, it would be great if you fixed a BMS with balance charging for the flashlight battery and also provide charging facility.

[kcpab]

Superb, best diy flashlight project on youtube!

[ninjapancakes]

Dang this is extremely well done! I really appreciate the color coordinated schematic it really helps to understand what everything does! I've been really interested in all of the videos you've put up so far! I've been planing on making my own stuff butt its really cool to see how and what someone else made. Anywho keep it up!

[nelmanmolina]

Excelente montaje y buen diseño. Usandola a plena potencia debe acortarse rápido la vida util de muchos componentes de la linterna pero realmente es genial y una asombrosa la potencia de esa linterna, te felicito

[_Bandit]

WOw, I need this, tired of buying crap flashlights that break in few time.

[Yakjzak]

-oh it's dark...
-wait i take my flashlight
-wtf is this? you wanna create a new sun?

[amg]

Holy shtit wowww!! Nice Flashlight!! Nice work!!

[davidsheaffer]

I like your video and I love the new technology with LED where they could lower your electric bill and save money

[connorable]

Great work! Keep making videos please!

[Kennyer]

I subscribed just because of this flashlight. Amazing job, looked like you paid close attention to every little detail!

[StreamzNow]

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL PLEASE KEEP THE PROJECTS

[technicallearneronlysaarth]

That's awesome and great
Really you make a super bright led light. I like your project.

[andreaseversberg]

Thank you, this is amazing! I am currently building it... The step-down for the fan will not step up, so it makes no sense to connect it right to the battery. Also connecting it to 32 volts booster output, it will rise to 100°C within seconds, so it will not survive it long. I decide to connect the fan directly to the battery.

[CJ]

I want to build something like this but for a head lamp helmet mounted with battery pack that can go in a vest .i work on towers at night at a ski resort in storms to go fix or to remove excess snow i need long running time and i like how u have the ability to control the brightness