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has anyone used brushed enamel paint when baking? I need some parts painted copper and i couldnt find a spray paint in copper that I didnt hate, so instead i bought some model enamel paint, but I...

how thick are those washers? they look huge

also what are you using to hold your crystal? i typically see people using the knurled nuts, but yours looks a lot different

so the radiator rings, were those cast? I assume not since the spacers werent, but curious how you came about those because i am having a hard time coming up with solutions for that short of washers

http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/40-LED-blade-diffuser-for-1-thin-walled-blades-P449.aspx
Is what I was referring to

How wide was your clear packaging tape?

Are you using clear packing tape and rolling it once with that really tight? That should mostly hide the edge, then the additional nylon diffusion tube should definitely hide the rest

Awesome keep up the work, my original post wasn't meant to be discouraging

How would one eventually program for ignite, shimmer, clash, shut down? Would these require an additional arduino style...

It was a 110 to 9 volt power supply I now use for light salt water etching. I could never resolve the uniformity issue despite foam wrap and the toss diffusion tube but looking forward to progress...

i use 1/16 foam in mine, and dont seem to have issues, what issues are you running into where you need that thin of foam?

so when i was researching what type of lighting solution i wanted, tried el wire lights, then some 5250 (?) led, the problem i kept running into is that because these strips project outwards it...

What's the voltage and ma usage for the leds you are using? What's the forward voltage? decent leds will have the same forward voltage as recommended and your only issue is ma used by each led there...

even with strings, you dont need that much, if you are needing that much you are building your "ladder" too wide most likely. I hear good things about light house but their prices are a little high...

i think the name of ken's was named asclepius, dont remember if he goes into detail about how he did the snake on it, but the few times i have messaged ken he has been awesome with replying

Ken from hamptons handcrafted sabers made a saber with a similar concept, I think he cast the snake in a resin

I have lurked these forums for about a year, expanding my knowledge and planning out designs. I have a completed cross guard pvc saber that I'll be posting pics of soon and then 5 aluminum sabers,...

Louisville, Kentucky

Or actually suburb of louisville, moved out here when we bought a house

I have 5 sabers to post about, 1 completed pvc cross guard and the others are are a mix of non mhs...