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  1. 02-09-2010, 08:12 PM #11
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    That "goldish weathering" is called "brass".
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    you must sometimes risk the Dark.
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    Very nice. Excellent job on weathering. Get her powered up!
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    Thank you everyone for the encouraging comments! I hope to have the time to get it powered up this weekend. I have a couple more projects lined up after this one is finished, but I'm sure most of you know it's so hard to stay focused on just one saber because of all the cool tips we pick up along the way. Once this saber is complete I will post the finished work with the specs and a brief description of the weathering process.
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  4. 02-23-2010, 10:43 PM #14
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    If anybody saw my other post you would know that I fried the board while I was assembling this bad boy, and while cooking a second board on my sink tube economy saber I found the problem..... I did not wire the recharge port for a kill switch! I must have overlooked the note about how highly recommended a kill is for a saber with a soundboard, I was using the diagram for a direct drive configuration. So I have learned a valuable knowlage that will avoid another costly mistake.
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