Overengineered Boruit V20 flashlight bike holder

I really like the boruit flashlights (I have 4 different models lol) and wanted to have it mountable on my bike. It's light is 180° adjustable so it's nice to quickly adjust during rides.

Thanks to adjustability of the light it can be mounted on the handlebars or even head tube to make use of its side lighting. Once I get back my bike from the shop I'll try to post pictures of it mounted. I didn't test the head tube (34mm) version yet.

I recommend printing it with at least following parameters for durability:

• Infill: I used Cross Hatch at 25%, just don't use lighting or similar
• Perimeters: At least 2, I used 3 to have it extra durable
• Layer height: use 0.4 nozzle, I printed prototypes with 0.3mm and those were good, 0.2mm looks much nicer though.

Print on the chamfer (original part orientation) to ensure good durability with zip ties. When printed on its back side (which was my original idea) the layer lines in channels were parallel to zipties so it broke on a harder pull.

The situation shown in GIF above was unacceptable, so that's why it need to be printed at 45° angle.

There's a magnet slot (you could put in a ferrous plate as well) for additional (probably too much) holding point and satisfying snaps. 

I designed it in Onshape, here's a link to the public document if you'd want to do stuff with it. (You could easily change the handlebars hole diameter to fit your needs)
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f9930e8aab7f1349bf49b5b4/w/49b3e283dde3b1ed53d59779/e/efc4e55c64a544cf901e115e?renderMode=0&uiState=66bdc76cb8966e629349e3fc