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This cool eye-shaped, switch-operated LED clips onto the brim of any regular hat/cap and functions as a headlamp. A headlamp is a necessity for anyone spending time in the wilderness—camping, overnight trips, night hikes, etc. Across-the-fire blindings are an unfortunate consequence of this necessary tool. Even the very cheapest ones, though, will set you back around $15 (USD), and the more expensive ones cost around $40 (USD). This EyeLight will only cost around $2.50 (USD) total, or less, in filament and parts. All you need is one (1) each of the included files, printed (make sure the SwitchRing is the right size for your LED, either 5mm or 8mm, and choose the attachment you want, either the hat attachment or the chain attachment); one (1) CR2032 battery; one (1) LED bulb (I used an 8mm one to ensure that it was bright enough); two (2) M3 nuts and one (1) each of M3x12 and M3x16 bolts. Many makers will likely already have all this on hand. To assemble, place the battery in the slot in the BatteryHousing and the M3 nuts in their spaces in the Core. Fit the attachment you're using into one of the rounded spaces in the BatteryHousing (see images), align the BatteryHousing and the Core, and use the M3 bolts to secure them together. Removing these bolts will allow you to change the battery, but superglue works in their place if you don't have any—you simply won't be able to change the battery. Fit the led into the appropriately-sized SwitchRing and place it onto the top of the…