Detachable Double-Sided Saber?

[ITheRebelI]

Yo, do you guys do detachable double-sided to dual-wield sabers? If not yet, I call dibs.

[Cyclops942]

Judging by the question, you need to spend more time perusing the UltraSabers.com site.

[SirLiftaLot]

You have come to the right place. You can attach most (some exceptions apply) sabers together (pommel to pommel) by using a staff coupler. That said, it is generally advisable to have the same two sabers and blade length on both sides (colors don't have to be the same of course) to ensure proper balance when spinning.

With a standard staff coupler, you will have to unscrew the pommels on each saber, and replace them with the center coupler that will attach the two single sabers to form one saberstaff. Alternatively, you can use a quick release coupler, which allows the two sabers to be separated without unscrewing the coupler from each hilt. You just pull down on the coupler sleeve, and it separates the blades from each other without missing a beat, allowing you to smoothly transition form staff to dual sabers, and back.

Here's a video of a US saberstaff with QR coupler in action:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kHRwXC9dcQ" target="_blank" class="aeva_link bbc_link new_win">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kHRwXC9dcQ</a>

[DarthProdigal]

As mentioned, you would want to purchase lightsabers listed as MHS compatible. Then buy a QR (quick release) coupler with that purchase. Obviously you can achieve this one of 2 ways. Buying 2 separate lightsabers in that category with a QR coupler as well, or simply click on the double bladed lightsaber option under build a saber and choose a QR coupler to join them.

Either way, it's what you desire; and also one of my favorites to mess around using. You'll be far from the first, and hopefully not the last, using this type of lightsaber setup. I 100% say go for it if that's what you're wanting. Just be sure you get all the options right before adding it to your cart, so you don't have to re-do it! I agree with cyclops, you need to look at the website a bit to figure out what you want... there are also several useful topics here too on hilt styles and blade lengths people enjoy for saberstaffs and dual wielding.

[DarthRondoudou]

You have come to the right place. You can attach most (some exceptions apply) sabers together (pommel to pommel) by using a staff coupler. That said, it is generally advisable to have the same two sabers and blade length on both sides (colors don't have to be the same of course) to ensure proper balance when spinning.

With a standard staff coupler, you will have to unscrew the pommels on each saber, and replace them with the center coupler that will attach the two single sabers to form one saberstaff. Alternatively, you can use a quick release coupler, which allows the two sabers to be separated without unscrewing the coupler from each hilt. You just pull down on the coupler sleeve, and it separates the blades from each other without missing a beat, allowing you to smoothly transition form staff to dual sabers, and back.

Here's a video of a US saberstaff with QR coupler in action:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kHRwXC9dcQ#

Wicked! Point =D