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    Thanks for your kind replys

    I have added a Video now in the first Post

    The insulation was done by taping some film into the 7" extension. Most of my electronics is in there so I have no risk of short something. Also I additional taped done all wires to the Li/Ion cells. The other parts were insulated using different kinds of heatshrink.

    Once I had done the first overlay it looked quiet nice. But for me to much chrom and to much similar fields on the saber. I have thought about skipping my design plans, but I did go on with the planned second overlay.
    There is one big advantage were I like the second overlay second than just the look. It adds grip to the saber. there wer I place my first hand is no overlay expect the thin lines from middle to behind. But the second hand is place directly at the pommel were I love the groves of the overlay.

    Because it was asked. I used special flexible metal glue to fix the second overlay from pattex. This stuff is so sticky that it doesn´t come off even when pulling at full force (tried it).

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    great video. me like. Did you build those additional internal circuits yourself?

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    that is freaking awesome. Good work man.

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    Nice looking saber my friend, and I like the look of the brushed steel better than the chrome, so eating it on the hard stone was probably a good thing imo.
    Not as clumsy or random as a blaster, the lightsaber is an elegant weapon, from a more civilized time.


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    Chrom was indeed a bit too shiny in my opinion

    There is a CF4.1, a Plecter Bargarpgh, a Powerxtender and a Slimline LED driver in there. These are all buyable items. The only thing that I did here is lots of studing plans, wireing and resistor calculation. Nothing that is very hard.

    Just to mention it that does also mean that the saber is crowded. I do not have space left because of connectors and cables.

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    An early contender... VERY inspiring work

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    wow , that is amazing.

    There was another saber built a while back that is similarly cool to this one, but I can't find the thread. It also had a video and played the star wars theme along with leds flashing in sync. Does anybody have the link to that thread?

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    nevermind, of course after 20 minutes of searching I can't find it and once I post here.... well what do you know.

    http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...ead.php?t=6071

    I want them both
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    OMG, for a new guy, you've got it going on! I didn't know Erv was making CFs with Maiden now Seriously, though dude, that is some exceptional work! I am jealous!

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    Absolutely beautiful. I'm awe-struck and near speechless.

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