There are wiring diagrams for the micro puck out there...Originally Posted by yattle
It's just like a buckpuck. Put a switch on one of the power leads and orange and green is the LED leads.
There are wiring diagrams for the micro puck out there...Originally Posted by yattle
It's just like a buckpuck. Put a switch on one of the power leads and orange and green is the LED leads.
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eh, yung'uns!
Always in a rush, never willing to take the time to read, not like the old days, huh, X?
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Being so great, the owner of these wonderful forums and attached shop has filmed how to build an MHS hilt, here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm_-BQb_-eY
Is he just great to you all?
What old days??? No one seems to put in the effort... ever.Originally Posted by Barmic Rin
RED LEADER Standing by!
Actually, I do happen to have a picture:
I find it sometimes helps out when doing something for the first time to have a picture to use as a guide.
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I have read the other information in the Forums and wanted to see it all in one piece. In addition there were some wiring diagrams in the schematics and drawings for the LED which are missing now
yattle
This is my one handed attempt at building a PVC saber. I borrowed designs from Ultrasabers Kids sabers, and Jay-gon's PVC sabers. This is a PVC hilt, built from parts found at Lowe's. It runs on a Lux 1 with no heatsink, a basic reflector for the lense, switch and battery holder from TCSS and a micro puck from LEDsupply.
I can only take 25% credit for this. I have only one working hand, smashed my right hand in a compression vice when I was 12, and it still there, but i have very little feeling in it and I only have about 40% use of it. My friend Mike helped me signicantly with the wiring and basically did all of it. He also sanded them down for me to paint. Thanks for your help man. Also, Jay-gon's help with certain parts were a huge help.
For those of you looking at the pvc wondering how did i hold the blade so nicely. I used aluminum tape on the inside of the blade holder and just put four or five layers, until the blade was more firm inside the holder. I aslo have an 8-32 set screw in it.
Oh and Jay-gon-Thanks a ton. This wouldn't have happened had it not been for your example and assistance with the set screw.
I am also working on a dark side hilt, I'll have more on the once its painted.
Last edited by JediKnightBJ; 07-12-2008 at 09:04 AM. Reason: Images didn't work.
That didn't turn out too bad for a one-armed Jedi! What size tube pvc pipe did you use for that? I used 1", which means it has a 1" inside diameter...the 1" polyarbonate tubes we use for blades fit right in there pretty snug. If you used a larger size, that might be why the blade was such a loose fit.
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I did use 1" PVC. I just figured out the blade problem though. Most of my blades were sanded down on the last 2" so that they can fit inside the MHS blade holders. I got simple new PolyC tubes and they are snug. I have now made two curved, this straight one, and a tonfa. I'm going to try some crazier things later this month.
thanks again for all your help.
PS>Mike thanks for the two handed man assistance.
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