I’m Alan Cheong of ACLightsabers and in this tutorial I’m going to show you how to make a shroud for your lightsaber hilt. The shrouds look metal, but they are actually made of vinyl-wrapped PVC.
Let’s explore some of the companies that sell empty lightsaber hilts under $150.
The Roman Props Balance V4 lightsaber, a thin neck saber, is a custom saber inspired by the design of the Luke Skywalker ROTJ/TLJ lightsaber. The hilt is sold as an empty hilt and breaks down into several pieces. Balance V4 is designed to accommodate a 1 inch diameter thin walled blade with an LED with … Read more
Hydro dipping, also known as immersion printing or watermarbling, is a water transfer printing method of applying a printed design to a lightsaber hilt or other three dimensional surface (e.g. helmets, car parts, cellphone covers, household items, etc.). Since the process involves submerging a lightsaber hilt in water, all electronics and anything that could be … Read more
July 7, 2020 UPDATE: KR Sabers is accepting pre-orders on a second run of KRORSSGUARD.
This is a custom MHS Lightsaber Hilt that I’m calling Noble Radiance. Noble Radiance is an empty hilt comprised of Modular Hilt System V1 (MHS V1) parts from The Custom Saber Shop, a United States based custom lightsaber parts store. The custom hilt design is similar in design to a simplified version of the Leia … Read more
Illuminated Saber, a United States based custom saber company, offers a small selection of hilts exhibiting strong Original Trillogy design cues.
Rob Petkau demonstrates how to find your resistor for your lightsaber build in this simple tutorial.
Learn how to add a leather wrap to your lightsaber hilt in this DIY lightsaber tutorial by Khal Jahromi from KR Sabers.
WannaWanga: Roy’s Saber Parts Shop is a custom lightsaber parts store based in the Netherlands. WannaWanga specializes in screen accurate lightsabers parts inspired by Original Trilogy and Sequel Trilogy lightsaber hilts. Lightsaber parts available in the WannaWanga store include: T-track grips, clamp cards, bubble cards, wires, greeblies, and other parts. The WannaWanga website also features … Read more
