I can imagine there would be something to be concerned about if we were talking meters of wire, but is there actually a difference when it comes to a few inches here and there?
I can imagine there would be something to be concerned about if we were talking meters of wire, but is there actually a difference when it comes to a few inches here and there?
It's going to be negligible for a fair length, just consider networking cables and their lengths.
Why would someone need FIVE inches? Even RY at Randomsabers who liked machining longer-than-TCSS-standard blade depth sockets in case of 'gorilla-dueling' by his customers didnt make his more than 4" and usually 3" [which mine is]...even ALW doesn't use 5" sockets AFAIK...because 5" is totally unnecessary. I can't imagine even actual gorillas would hit hard enough in a saber duel to need 5" sockets and if they did the blade material itself would fail before a shorter socket would.
not to much how much SPACE in your saber your taking up for the electronics..
I mean a battery pack and speak (no reson. chamber) is what? 3-4+ inches already?
Actually I'm very concerned with the shallow blade depth in the TCSS blade holders. You guys have all told me it will be just fine, but I won't quite believe it until I've experienced dueling with it myself. My hardware saber blades were all around 5 inches deep.
with FULL electronics?
or just 'stunt' sabers?
and the 2in has been standard around here for quite a few years... if it didnt 'work' I think it would have been known and changed by now.
my brother and I duel all the time, I looke like I got beat down by a mob bookie most of the time due to bruises all over my arms, weve missed eachother and hit trees and concrete, if you have a retention screw its not coming out, and it sure isnt breaking. Ive heard people talk about tips flying off, but we havent even achieved that yet, Im guessing that has to do with older/deteriorating glue
I <3 Mako
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