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That's gorgeous! I think it's super cool and eagerly await its fabrication.

two others I have seen involve altering one of the bubbles on the bubble card as your momentary, but that would be pretty hard and time consuming IMO. for ESB/TFA model, they make that activation...

So, I was browsing and have seen a video of someone put the switches in the clamp on the edges that face the edges of the saber, and don't actually use that button as the switch. You can see in this...

Sorry that's unlcear. What I mean is is it possible for the whole momentary switch to fit in the button socket vs just the button on the momentary switch to go through the hole through the bottom

Oh wow! That's kinda silly that they don't work together. Forgive me if you already said this, but does the whole momentary switch fit into the red button socket? That momentary seems pretty small...

Ahh, my mistake. But any other pics could help. there seems to be a small hole in that chrome piece that holds the red button. Does the fit your momentary switch?

So I know that you're given momentary switches. This means you'll need a board that takes a momentary board, i.e. Nano biscotti. In terms of how to wire those, connect the leads back to your board...

you have to think of that strip as on single led. I believe what you want to do is certainly possible, but, if i understand the problem correctly, you wouldn't get the power up/power down effect that...

Thanks for the links guys!

Hello, I am drafting a new saber and would love to try to do some etching on it. Does anyone have a good recommendation on what chemicals or solutions to use to etch a saber? What is needed for this?...

Despite the truth in Cire Yeldarb's statement, I actually have pics of a decent amount of Lux LEDs installed. The first pic is a collage of cyan (TL), deep red(TR), Amber (BL), and Blue (BR). I think...

Hello, I am fairly new to the forum as well, but I remember my first saber very well and have done around a dozen since. In my opinion, the best way to start would be to just assemble the basic...