Crafty B sandcast Speed bullet headlights

Here is the first set of the new CNC machined Speed Bullet headlights.. I have been working on this project for months and I think they turned out pretty good. I changed the front bezel so now it screws on and this replaced the small bolts that attached the bezel on from the inside of the light. Im using a 55 watt hallogen bulb and they are plenty bright.

Crafty
www.crafty-b.com

 

Amazing! Perfection! Beautiful!

 

Crafty:

Simply beautiful and, dare I say, nicer looking that E&J's. One question: Any chance of getting them with a stud so they can mount on a Ford-style headlight bar ball socket?

I would really be interested if you could do them that way.

Let us know.

 

Those look awesome!

 

Absolutly beautiful. The only thing that stops me from making things like this is my lack of talent. One question. With the assembly screwing into place, what keeps it from unscrewing due to vibration?

 

Another great product from Kirk's shop. Very nice. I have been in Kirks shop and viewed many of the items he makes. He is talented, hard working, honest and fair. He never toots his own horn so I thought it good that I toot his horn for him. Steve

 

I dig all of your stuff, this is no exception.

Rich

 

Nice work, again!

 

beautiful, I will be in touch soon for some of your other bits.

 

Cool little light and impressive catalog.

 

WOW!!! thanks for the kind words guy's this project has been alot of fun and Im working on some new products that will be coming out soon. The threaded bezels fit perfect and lock down tight then they meet the light body. If in the event they do loosen up I will drill a small hole on the bottom of bezel and just insert a pin punch and give the bezel a little turn to lock it in place. I really don't think they will loosen up because of how nice they fit together but road time will tell for sure!!! I will be working on different style mounts for the lights soon and I think a stud mount is a good ldea and should no problem to make. I like to show fellow hambers what I have been up to and I use the feedback that I get from you to help improve the products that I make. If you need more info PM me or check out the website ALL of my nostalgic parts are there and the site is super ez to use so here is the link to my site.
www.crafty-b.com
Thanks
Crafty

 

Very slick looking!
Someone said "catalog"? You gotta catalog? Shoot me a PM
John