Seth Skywalker's finished lightsaber( with pics )

**Seth Skywalker** · 06-05-2018, 07:00 PM

Finished my lightsaber and I am very happy and pleased with the results. Please everyone be honest with your opinion and let me know what you think. Anyways without further ado, here are the
specs
Nano biscotti v4
PEx
recharge port
illuminated av switch
28mm bass speaker
Tri-Cree deep red, green, and royal blue led star
18650 Li-Ion cell

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Thank you for evryone on these forums that has helped on build and made all these wonderful tutorials.

Link to build thread http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...rst-lightsaber

**Jediseth** · 06-05-2018, 08:39 PM

It looks cool Seth. The small touch of red sets it off very nicely. Is this your first saber?

**bigkevin61** · 06-05-2018, 09:09 PM

Good job!
Congrats on getting it completed!

**Greenie** · 06-05-2018, 11:36 PM

Sweeeeeet!

**Tom Tilmon** · 06-06-2018, 08:19 AM

Awesome job young one and his father! Great job. Keep building, those skills will serve you well in life! I had a bad switch on my water softener, called an appliance repair company out to diagnose it. I was busy at the time. The guy comes out, never even takes the control panel apart, proceeds to tell me, "these things are disposeable appliances, you don't repair them, you replace them, here is and estimate for a new system." Its $10K. I was like, have a nice day, get out of my house. I paid their "service call fee" which was ridiculous. I then cracked open the panel, desoldered the tactile switch, replaced it with a tactile switch I had on hand, and it was fixed. Soldering on PCBs is a cool skill to have. My son had a microwave with a bad door wiring harness. The new harness from the manufacturer was $90.00. I soldered the wires appropriately together, no need for the harness, it was just a manufacturing simplification. Boom! Microwave works. So, while you have made a very cool saber, you are also learning valuable skills that can save you a lot of money once you begin "adulating" in about 12 years. Soak it all in young Jedi!

I love your saber, I think it came out great!

Tom

**Darth Leximus** · 06-06-2018, 08:57 AM

You've taken your first steps into a larger world. Congrats!

**Seth Skywalker** · 06-06-2018, 10:03 AM

Thanks Greenie and bigkevin61 for the kind words! I could not have done this weren't it for you guys and my dad.

Originally Posted by Jediseth

It looks cool Seth. The small touch of red sets it off very nicely. Is this your first saber?

Yup, my very first lightsaber. One of the best things about this is that now I wil be able to beat my brothers and sisters with this one, as they only have some of those plastic ones from Disney

. I'll post the link to my build thread above.

**Seth Skywalker** · 06-06-2018, 10:16 AM

Originally Posted by Darth Leximus

You've taken your first steps into a larger world. Congrats!

That I have. Hopefully I will be able to make some more sabers soon. Having a job like yours would be fun.

Originally Posted by Tom Tilmon

Awesome job young one and his father! Great job. Keep building, those skills will serve you well in life! I had a bad switch on my water softener, called an appliance repair company out to diagnose it. I was busy at the time. The guy comes out, never even takes the control panel apart, proceeds to tell me, "these things are disposeable appliances, you don't repair them, you replace them, here is and estimate for a new system." Its $10K. I was like, have a nice day, get out of my house. I paid their "service call fee" which was ridiculous. I then cracked open the panel, desoldered the tactile switch, replaced it with a tactile switch I had on hand, and it was fixed. Soldering on PCBs is a cool skill to have. My son had a microwave with a bad door wiring harness. The new harness from the manufacturer was $90.00. I soldered the wires appropriately together, no need for the harness, it was just a manufacturing simplification. Boom! Microwave works. So, while you have made a very cool saber, you are also learning valuable skills that can save you a lot of money once you begin "adulating" in about 12 years. Soak it all in young Jedi!

I love your saber, I think it came out great!

Tom

Thanks Tom! Just like my dad, he fixes everything around the house. He and i like soldering and building projects together so this is not my first time soldering, but I have not done any soldering in a while( until now ).I will also be fixing my sisters lightsaber this afternoon, good practice.