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    Cool My first Saber build. The Vow of Poverty

    https://docs.google.com/document/pub...DwowD1b2ux7gkc
    Udoho Helil (FeMonKy)’s Saber Build Blog
    The concept behind this build was to create a functional stunt saber for the cheapest price combined with ease of construction. The modular wiring system is a godsend. I can put off learning to solder for a little while longer...
    I dub this saber “The Vow of Poverty”
    Take care of this monster


    Wear the proper Attire

    Acquire the proper ambience

    Set up your work station

    Inventory your shipment


    Test connections

    Fiddle with the components until you can cram all that crap into a tiny tiny space and not break anything

    Pine for someone to take a picture of you with your awesome new light saber!

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    You've gotta have a Google Docs account to see the pics (luckily I have but others may not). Consider another host for the pics...

    First few pics... Interesting...

    Last few pics, I think you accomplished your task, sir. Simple saber. Not much to it, but it's what you wanted.


    Remember, your LED will ALWAYS look brighter in pics and vids... If you're not playing with it at night, it's not gonna impress you...

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    Simple and humorous first build, Congratz!
    Saber-smith Beginner - Still working

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    Seems very practical, especially for a shoto. I like it.

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    Nice post, I think you stole my shirt.

    I see 2 pairs of pliers and a tiny scissors, for the MPS clip? Congrats on your saber! Now you just have to resist the urge to smack everyone with it in a 5 mile radius.

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    please post all resources/pics..etc here, in the forum... its much easier for people to give feedback/comments..etc..

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    When I get time tonight, I'll repost the pics.
    I was unsure which tools would work for that mps clip so I brought everything with me.

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    The proper tool (and safest one) is a set of snap-ring pliers. Wear eye protection too, in case it slips.
    We all have to start somewhere. The journey is all the more impressive by our humble beginnings.

    http://led.linear1.org/1led.wiz for the lazy man's resistor calculator!
    http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...e-to-Ohm-s-Law for getting resistor values the right way!

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