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Thread: Kylo Ren Bladebuilders conversion too Cree XP-E2 PC Amber led in custom hilt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corsair View Post
    People, How did you do to Disassemble that lightsaber? It's all Glued :S
    You just gotta get midevil on it. No hammers though. I disassembled mine by jamming a screwdriver into the seams and carefully ripping it apart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CET View Post
    You just gotta get midevil on it. No hammers though. I disassembled mine by jamming a screwdriver into the seams and carefully ripping it apart.
    Did you have a Picture of that process?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CET View Post
    Thanks! Only I have one Question... What is this?

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    Sorry for reviving his potentially dead thread. Would this work with Tri Cree setup using a 3.7V battery?

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    I see no reason why it wouldn't.
    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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    I'm looking to do exactly the same thing. I have a blade builders Kylo ren that I want to gut the soundboard from. I purchased a 3.5v 3w led for my main beam but the output from the board is only 3v. Anybody know how I can step it up abit?

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    It's not fun! Mine had extra factory glue, everything I broke I upgraded!

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    Hi A Need Help On Something.
    I Am Trying To Build A Custom Lightsaber With A Darth Vader Bladebuilders Lightsaber Soundboard.
    I'm Using A Cree XPE-2 LED.
    When I Hook Up All The Wires To The Soundboard, The LED Is Not Very Bright.
    What Can I Do To Make It The Full Brightness?
    THANKS!!!

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