Oh wow this Saber is so awesome and totally unique! Only you could do this. Fantastic work on the hilt especially and also the setup/programming of the effects and modes.I've never seen it, but it sounds interesting. Thanks for the kind words.
There was a really cool looking weapon from one of the Star Wars visual guides with an almost Western looking blaster. If you’ve not seen it I’ll find the picture for you. I liked that but I think yours is so much classier and it’s a fully working prop. Hope to see it in person
Do the flame thrower with the lights off!!! I’ve seen it but others need to experience the gentlemanly way of clearing a crowd. :)I'm planning on making my flame saber font available soon, I'll give a more worthy video then! My good camera doesn't shoot video, and my video capable cameras shoot garbage.. may be time for an upgrade.
That has got to be the best looking hilt over ever seen!!!
Not to mention the most unique setup ever!!
Bravo Sir!! BRAVO!!!!!
That's just fantastic. Way to make use of a programmable platform to make something that behaves in a way that is truly unique.Thanks! This was really supposed to be a quick and easy project, but ended up taking a bit of a life of it's own. I really wanted to demonstrate this fact after some well known nay-sayers tried claimed Arduino based sabers aren't possible or worthwhile.
Thanks! This was really supposed to be a quick and easy project, but ended up taking a bit of a life of it's own. I really wanted to demonstrate this fact after some well known nay-sayers tried claimed Arduino based sabers aren't possible or worthwhile.
Thanks! This was really supposed to be a quick and easy project, but ended up taking a bit of a life of it's own. I really wanted to demonstrate this fact after some well known nay-sayers tried claimed Arduino based sabers aren't possible or worthwhile.
"Not possible?" LOL! I think we are a little past that now!
That is a masterpiece my friend! With this tech we are that much closer to bringing Ezra's "staple gun" saber to life! ;)Thank you! Actually it would pretty trivial to convert this code to work to make it power the all mighty stapler.
Oh man.Thank you, good sir! I really never aim to make these things "Steampunk" but I think the methods and materials naturally lend themselves to naturally lean in that direction. Perhaps in another time I might have been the local gear cutting, lens grinding, weirdo down the lane from whom the legends arise.
Ohhhhh man.
The Gentleman is glorious brother. I really love that Steampunk feel, always have. You have truly earned the right to be a mad scientist with this beautiful creation.