Was thinking about selling my sabers but I honestly have no idea what to ask. I have a mix of disney, black series, and one saberforge (cals). Also should I remove them from the display or sell as one unit? Any thoughts?
What are some of the main differences between the mid shelf sabers from Alibaba/Aliexpress and premium, custom made ones, for example Sabertrio (I don't remember any other ones)
Also, is it worth buying something like master chassis? It looks amazing, but for a few metal parts they seem extremely overpriced.
Do people actually use them in their sabers, or are they just a display piece? Same for the high-end hilts. I would be scared to even touch some sabers that cost like 800$
I'm considering just buying the cheapest LGT/TXQ hilt that looks good with Xenopixel, but I'm not sure if I won't be disappointed if I don't invest a bit more
Hi there,
Custom Handmade Hilts starting at £175
Free UK shipping.
Free International shipping on orders over £500
https://www.dcsabers.co.uk/shop-1
Due to now fully concentrating on shipping the remainder of my current booked orders I now have a limited amount of signature and a few other hilts that are either fully completed or nearly completed that have been added to the store at competitive prices to clear.
These Sabers do not have any electronic internals installed or an included chassis, but if the design comes with a crystal reveal the reveal section is included.
I just saw a post saying swa is bad so what lightsaber conpany should I buy from?
I know these sorts of questions are asked a lot, and for potentially cluttering the subreddit I apologize. I'm looking for high quality neopixel blades that are top of the line. In the limited time that I've been here I have seen that there are a lot of scams and low quality products that differ from advertisements, so I decided to ask for support. Thank you for your help in advance. So far I've checked Sabertrio and CCSabers but I can't really differentiate the quality due to my low understanding.
June has been extremely busy for the shop...but not too busy to release a new schema!
Introducing both a new schema AND new schema category.
Now available the CSK - Grip Assembly T1. Nen-nen Korori (ねんねんころり) submitted an entire saber to me back when we first launched the Schema Initiative in January. I didn't then, and still don't have a mechanism in place to launch an entire saber schema, they tend to be a little more complicated in scope and the intent of the CSK's were to build singular modular components. I let his submission sit for a little too long as I debated how to handle it. Given his openness to let me break it up into pieces, here is the result!
You can find the CSK here: https://corvussaberfoundry.com/products/csk-grip-assembly-t1
If you want to contribute to the Schema Initiative, you can find information on how to submit your designs here:
https://corvussaberfoundry.com/pages/schema-initiative
Contributors to the Initiative, get free and open credit, my hand building animations and 3d elements, and a filter to find your creations among other creators. You don't even have to own parts to contribute! An imagination works too!
Plenty of additional parts and schemas coming as we move deeper into summer.