Small update for today:
I got the pommel done. It's a simple piece, but still took a fair bit of time. I'm still not too quick on a lathe.
All i can say after taking this project on is the Jedi temple must've had one heck of a machine shop
Small update for today:
I got the pommel done. It's a simple piece, but still took a fair bit of time. I'm still not too quick on a lathe.
All i can say after taking this project on is the Jedi temple must've had one heck of a machine shop
I did some crystal chamber design today...I think this is what I'm gonna go with. You'll see some obvious similarities to Sloth's work. I hope he takes it as a compliment
I wish we lived closer, we would have so much fun
Corbin_Das: If I got a tattoo below my waist, it'd say "Found someone you have I would say, hmmmm?"
Thanks Sloth! glad you like it
Small update:
I made all the little brass spacer and the crystal holder thingy:
i am defiantly liking the way this saber is turning out. i am glad you are starting to post stuff up again. i have been waiting to see this one finished.
all these sabers with the crystal chambers and cooling fins are very sweet looking. i think this trend (for lack of a better term) is going to be the tucked engine bays of the saber world.
Thanks! it's good to have some free time to get into the shop. I hope it lasts long enough for me to finish this semester because I graduate in may...then no machine shop
I wanted to get in two more sabers too, but I don't think that's gonna happen unless they're way simpler...which isn't my style haha
Anyways, after machining the crystal holder, I don't like the bar down the center. After putting the crystal in I think I'm gonna spin it 180 degrees. It looks like the center ring is floating and I think it looks cooler:
Last edited by boshwan527; 02-09-2012 at 09:20 PM.
Woohooooo this is the post I've been waiting for. I made a ton of progress on the crystal chamber
Cuttin me some disks on the lathe
All rigged up:
And building:
Now it BARELY doesn't fit in my hilt so I have to hit it with some sand paper tomorrow before I can get some pics of it all together. I also need to drill some holes for the end caps and do a little tapping here and there for set screw. Other than that I have an end in sight!
p.s. does anyone know of a good anodizer for saber parts?
very clean. i am glad you got to get this part all banged out. looking forward to seeing this in the saber. -Pat
Magnificent work. Keep it up!
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