Starwinder's PRIZM saber "Cadence" (pic heavy)

[Starwinder]

Thanks guys! I'm happy with how this turned out.

[Star Bird]

Really like that grip section! Congrats on a wicked build!

[AckAck]

This is beautiful. I love that shroud!

[Starwinder]

Thanks guys! Yeah the grip section turned out well and feels great in hand. I've always wanted to try out Grip Style 2 since when Tim first started offering it, so this was my excuse!

[jaiden_teed]

That... Is... Awesome!!!!

[Starwinder]

That... Is... Awesome!!!!

Wow, thanks for the high compliment!

[pharom]

Looks fantastic!

I hope I didn't miss it listed/answered, but what blade type you're using?

[Starwinder]

Thanks pharom!

I'm not sure I understand your question: are you asking about the material of the blade or the Blade Holder?

I'm using just a good ol' normal thin-walled trans white blade (no cellophane wrap or anything): http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/1-...long-P529.aspx
The Blade Holder is BH style 3: http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/MH...le-3-P184.aspx
And the LED is a Tri-Cree Red/Green/Royal Blue. Hope that helps!

[pharom]

Yes thanks I was wondering what type of blade/wall/thin or not etc.

I just ordered a Tri-Cree R/G/Royal Blue yesterday for use in my first saber build and I'll be adding the prizm once it's in stock. I've been driving myself crazy trying to decide between blade types (clear/trans/corbin/etc), I know it's very opinion based but those colors look incredible!

[Starwinder]

Yes thanks I was wondering what type of blade/wall/thin or not etc.

I just ordered a Tri-Cree R/G/Royal Blue yesterday for use in my first saber build and I'll be adding the prizm once it's in stock. I've been driving myself crazy trying to decide between blade types (clear/trans/corbin/etc), I know it's very opinion based but those colors look incredible!

Gotcha. Yeah blade types are definitely a matter of personal preference. I know a lot of people in this community like the look of the diffused blades or go for the thick-walled blades for heavy dueling. For me, the thin-walled trans whites are good all-around blade stock - the light is pretty evenly dispersed throughout (mine is 36") and they can still take a pretty good beating without showing any scuffs or dings. Plus they're super easy to assemble/maintain.