My latest 7/8" stunt hilts.

Here are two sabers I have made in the past two months.
Both are made from a 7/8" copper pipe, with a 14500 li-ion battery powering the P4 LEDs. Both are great for saber spins and are strong. With 3/4" blades at 35" they don't whip while dueling and can handle the NCSCS system well in the GGK classes held in San Francisco. I plan to keep making sabers of this size only with aluminum pipes. To make them even lighter in your hand. With the 14500 batteries they don't have the run time as a 18650, but a great fun build. I hope you like them. :)

The CTS2
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CTS3
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Thanks for looking guys!! Keep on building!!

Looks great!

I love 'em. I'd like to see a build log. How did you secure the pommel? Were you able to use a MHS heatsink or did you rig your own?

Nice Ripper, these look great for dueling with!

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Originally Posted by Sevinzol

I love 'em. I'd like to see a build log. How did you secure the pommel? Were you able to use a MHS heatsink or did you rig your own?

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I'll make a proper list on my next trip to HomeDepo. The pommel is held in with a screw, and the heatsink is a end cap to a smaller pipe.

I love how sturdy these look. The copper and black colors look great for red sabers!