"Build your own lightsaber"

[Ezio]

Yup.  If you wanted to make a setup that has sound, you'd need the following items:

LED module (or MLS unit)
Resistor
Battery pack and speaker (combo will work best)
Switch
Soundboard (Obsidian USB in this case)

O_o Woow, so you were right, building lightsabers is like for pros, I think I will buy one from the website and maybe in the future I can build my own lightsaber  Thanks. Do you have a lot of lightsabers?

[Master Nero Attoru]

O_o Woow, so you were right, building lightsabers is like for pros, I think I will buy one from the website and maybe in the future I can build my own lightsaber  Thanks. Do you have a lot of lightsabers?

Haha I guess it depends on how you define "a lot."  I have one saber I built myself from MHS parts, as well as several Ultrasabers (you can see them in my signature for the most part).

[Ezio]

Haha I guess it depends on how you define "a lot."  I have one saber I built myself from MHS parts, as well as several Ultrasabers (you can see them in my signature for the most part).

Cool, a lot of lightsabers What are the MHS parts?

[Master Nero Attoru]

Cool, a lot of lightsabers What are the MHS parts?

MHS stands for "Modular Hilt System".  It refers to a compatibility standard.  These parts (emitters, pommels, bodies) are sold by Ultrasabers as well as The Custom Saber Shop, although only Ultrasabers has the specific parts used in their builds (for instance the Guardian pommels or War Glaive emitters).

[Ezio]

MHS stands for "Modular Hilt System".  It refers to a compatibility standard.  These parts (emitters, pommels, bodies) are sold by Ultrasabers as well as The Custom Saber Shop, although only Ultrasabers has the specific parts used in their builds (for instance the Guardian pommels or War Glaive emitters).

Maybe in the future I can build my own lightsaber with those parts, but I need to be a pro with all of these things

[Ninja-Jedi]

its not so hard to wire up a lightsaber , the best place to start with this hobby is research LED and voltages, wiring them in parrallel and in series, battery setups and so forth also wouldnt hurt to research switches, learning how to solder is a must it is very simple to learn, No one can just tell u how to build a lightsaber as everyone is different and unique, and alot of people like to mod their sabers, buy either adding windows or accent holes or just adding more LED so its always best to plan out your saber, draw it up decide what kinda LED u want and if u want sound or a stunt. Their are alot of different kinds of wiring setups u can do so my advice search alot of forums and get the knowledge and an idea of what u want to build

[Belltower]

i was going to bring this up a while ago.  I had a saber in mind that would like to build and have US do the electronics for me but figured they probably wouldn't.