I really like this wooden flashlight sold by the Museum of Modern Art. It's pricey, but if you have a wood lathe sitting around and are looking for something more original to make with it than a bowl, a pen, or a salt shaker, this could be a great project.
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I had a wooden flash light once - Wooden body - Wooden bulb - Wooden battery - Wooden work either :)
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Will it float? I could see a good use for something like this on or around the marina!
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