Here is a special place for all of your parts lists. It's for the new guys. If you want the veterans to check over your order before you place it, post here. Don't put any other thread in here ;)
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Here is a special place for all of your parts lists. It's for the new guys. If you want the veterans to check over your order before you place it, post here. Don't put any other thread in here ;)
So do I post what im buying and someone checks it to see if i have everything i need? or what?
Yes.
Start your own thread in this section.
this is brilliant. thanks guys! wow i cant tell you how many times ive ordered and forgot somethin...
Great idea!
i hope this will be used alot.
9" Double female threaded connector
Machine switch hole in MHS section (Guarded)
Screw on LED blade holder style 8
10-32 x 1/4" Set screw
MPS Pommel style 7
MPS Insert style 6
MPS Clip
SPST Momentary Guarded switch with silver button
Black machined button for Covertec clip
Covertec clip
8-32 x 3/8" Red Acetal thumb screw
1-3/16" ID Black O-ring x 9
1" Hilt safety plug
LED "TCSS style" Battle blade 1" OD (34 inches)
Luxeon V Star (Cyan)
Luxeon Collimator Lens 5 deg viewing angle
Luxeion III/V Lens Holder
MHS sound/speaker/battery combo
TrustFire Protected 3.7V 900mAh 14500 Lithium Battery (2-pack)
TrustFire All-in-One charger
Here's a little look of what I want to do.
http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/m...ightsabre5.png
Thanks for any advice you can give an aspiring Jedi.
Make your own thread, dude ;)
Sorry about that.
Screw on LED blade holder style 10
4AA Battery holder
Luxeon Collimator Lens 5 deg viewing angle
Luxeon III/V Lens Holder
2.2ohm 5w resistor
SPST Latching Guarded switch with red button
MPS Insert style 9
1" Hilt safety plug
MHS choke style 3
2 Wire quick connector
7" Fluted with guarded style switch hole
Luxeon III Star red
Covertec Clip and knob
MPS Pommel style 7
ultraEdge blade
MPS Clip
plz right back ;) :p
i know i need to make my own thread but i do not know how :|
Dude, did you even read the original post? I said to make your own thread ;)
i know i need to make my own thread but i do not know how
:neutral:
Go to the main Parts List area and then click the button that says "New thread" in the upper right hand corner.
will you look at it plz?
http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...ead.php?t=9547Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Maul
http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...ead.php?t=9547is eveything i need here??????????????????Quote:
Originally Posted by Jedi-Loreen
Stop double posting dude. That's the second one I have merged. People will look at your thread when they have time. - LM
OK i post my list in new thread
http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...980-Part-List-
thankful for any help:
http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...223#post256223
Hey im new to the saber scene and im planing on making a basic saber with sound. im just wondering if you can usu a latching switch or does it have to be a momentary switch.
You're much better off starting a new thread for your question. There isn't a straight forward answer to your question, since the type of switch depends on the type of sound card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Ethan
part list i hope you guys can take a look at
http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...ing-im-missing
You only need to post once. I've seen (and deleted) the same post in multiple threads.
sorry man still trying to figure out how this all worksQuote:
Originally Posted by Forgetful Jedi Knight
Hey! I'm new to the whole Saber building hobby, so I really need some help to ensure that I have the right parts for my big electronic makeover. My saber I bought second hand it the only electronics it came with were a relatively nice LED that I'm happy with and won't change yet, and a double AAA battery pack. However, Episode 8 is right around the corner and I need sound! Therefore, I have decided to follow the Basic Saber with Sound 2 build style (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrA-...ature=youtu.be) as it looks like a good system to build on, relatively easy to assemble, and also good for my specific saber because it is one solid piece. The video had links to the shop for what was required with the build, but I ended up confused with the differences between a 28mm Bass speaker and a 28mm Premium speaker, the difference between the Panasonic Li-Ion 18650 3.7V 3400mAh PCB Protected Rechargeable Battery (http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/Pa...ItemId=6975169) and the Li-Ion-18650-37V-2600mAh-PCB-Protected-Rechargeable-Battery-Module (http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/Li...ItemId=6975167). Is there really any difference between the two and will I need to get different resistors or anything depending on which one I buy? Also, I am a little cramped for space in my hilt so is one of the batteries noticeably shorter? Thanks!!
Note: This will be the first real electrical project I'll have ever done, so sorry if some of the questions are really dumb :P
This one comes down to personal preference. The bass speaker sounds deeper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hueki
18650 is a battery size (think AA or AAA) so the two are the same length (65 mm). They have the same voltage, so will require the same resistors. The Panasonic battery has a greater capacity, so each charge will last longer (3400 mAh vs. 2600 mAh). If you really need to save space, there's an 18500 battery pack in the store that is 15 mm shorter, but has much lower capacity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hueki