Ganomatis - a reveal build

[snilam]

Hi all its been a while since I posted a saber. So here is Ganomatis. Its a scratch build with electronics from the TCSS. It has a theme of being a saber that was maybe found or given to someone and they repurposed it as their own. They have taken it apart and reassembling it leaving some parts exposed like the emitter and pommel section. The person maybe hasn't quite got it working right and likes to make constant changes and tweaks so they have it to where they can get to the internals on the fly and make adjustments at a moments notice. Its mostly aluminum and brass with flat black and black chrome powdercoat and has some acid etching on the exterior. Also the crystal chamber has a removeable crystal. The retainer for the chamber also has a switch that is connected to the new tangible font selection feature on the CF8. Also I placed a secondary aux switch in the core section for use when 'repairing' the saber sound fonts crystalline workshop and calibrate and have a demo in the video below.Thank you and criticism always welcome.

Specs:
CF8 w CEX
triCree xpe2 RGrB
2w Bass Speaker
PLI in box
14500 7.4pack 1040mah
internal RC and RICE port
stock fonts -shoto, youngling +crystalline workshop, calibrate
secondary hidden aux switch
shine through blade retention screws
tools

pics:

[Silver Serpent]

Oh my...that's a lovely saber. I particularly enjoy all those teeny tiny little rods. So much detail packed into a small package.

Edit: Just watched the video. That reveal method is amazing! It's simple, durable, and you don't have to worry about losing parts! I may have to "borrow" that method one day.

[Renaissance Jedi]

This is utterly magnificent. It is truly a work of art. I love the brass rod that runs the length of the hilt. Excellent job!!

[Forgetful Jedi Knight]

Nice work!

[darth_chasm]

Man, there have been some really great sabers coming out lately and this is definitely at the top of the list for me. What a fantastic job. You should be very proud.

[snilam]

Oh my...that's a lovely saber. I particularly enjoy all those teeny tiny little rods. So much detail packed into a small package.

Edit: Just watched the video. That reveal method is amazing! It's simple, durable, and you don't have to worry about losing parts! I may have to "borrow" that method one day.

I saw it once long ago I don't even remember who or what saber it was or I would give credit. The reveal section was much smaller about a tenth as big. I just made it be almost the entire hilt. I just don't want to falsely claim to be the pioneer of that method of reveal. Thank you all the same though!

Man, there have been some really great sabers coming out lately and this is definitely at the top of the list for me. What a fantastic job. You should be very proud.

Couldn't agree more. I've noticed a major uptick in higher end builds lately. Some incredible work coming out now.

[Swampy]

That's Amazing,
not sure whether I'm inspired or deflated, that truly is some awesome work.....

[snilam]

That's Amazing,
not sure whether I'm inspired or deflated, that truly is some awesome work.....

Always inspired. Onward and Upward! I always say.

[Greenie]

Just incredible man! Blows me out the water. absolutely love that reveal.
(More inspiration)

[NaasadTal]

I...I...there are just no words...

I absolutely LOVE that the tools actually "work" that alone sets this saber on a pedestal far above anything else I've seen (no offense Greenie). The customer you made this for is definitely getting an amazing piece of art.