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That's awesome! It's good to see you around, and it's good to see some old school scratch building!

That's coming along nicely! I love me some brass & copper sabers!

That's a pretty awesome build! Well done!

Thanks for setting this up. It will make it much easier for your customers here.

I concur with all the others. Canada Post is the best way. I don't mind paying an extra $12. The last time I...

I would prefer to buy from you, Tim. What is your cost to ship to Canada?

I used to get the AW batteries from Lighthound, but they stopped shipping to Canada. All-battery.com will ship to Canada. I ordered from them last year, but the shipping cost was crazy. They also...

Welcome! Have fun!

Good start. I'll be watching this one with interest. I love those boots!

Nicely done. Good work on the etching and shroud work.

Hey, that was kind of cool. Nicely done!

I hope you get it sorted. Keep us posted.

You can make a decent looking Obi with those MHS parts. I think you'll want the 2" extension, not the 3". You will want the MHS Gear piece in there too. Play around with the MHS Builder. It's one...

For the main blade LED, the Plecter products self-regulate the voltage depending on what the LED needs. You set the amperage, and the board sorts out the LED forward voltage by itself.

That picture looks like the Ultimate FX saber. There is no kit to convert those ones. That saber can not be modified with the parts from TCSS.

Welcome you your new, highly addictive hobby!

Welcome! This is a great hobby, and there are a lot of wonderful people here. Have fun!

Welcome! That's a pretty nice job for a first saber! I like the design. I'm going to make a guess here. Are you left-handed?

Welcome! We hope you enjoy it here. There is a lot of reading here, but don't be intimidated. Start with the sticky threads and go from there.

Welcome! Once you build one saber, it is impossible to stop. Welcome to your new obsession!

Welcome! Read as much as you can, to help you on your way. Start with the stickied threads.

Have fun!

Nice work on that switch box! Very inventive!

Very nice start! I've always liked that trailer saber too. Nice, clean work on that shroud as well.

Welcome! Keep reading and most of your questions will be answered, but we are here to help if you need it.

Welcome! Sounds like you are off to a good start.

If you want a smaller diameter grip, you could use a 1.25" sink tube as a base and use one of these as a blade holder.
http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/125-Sink-tube-LEDBlade-holder--P269.aspx
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