This does have a removable battery but it's not the removable type chassis that they feature in their newer sabers. But the handle does unscrew below the button so you have easy access to everything.

@bluebomber81 Gotcha, thank you!

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@GrandTirino for this I had to manually download a firmware from the darkwolf sabers support page and install that. Somehow I got it wrong at first but once I got the firmware for rgb everything has been fine.

Proffie is definitely a bit different. You'll want to head over to fett263(dot)com and look at the 'updating your proffieboard' tab at the bottom. That will be where you get started with getting set up to add fonts and blade styles. Takes a bit of setup up front but gets easier once you get used to it.

Yea, stuff getting mixed around at work and can't do staff anymore. These are convenient and somehow low-key. Fun trying to see how the staff stuff translates, kinda like I'm relearning it.

@@RainMakeR_Workshop in a lot of ways, yea. Like you can swap handle parts, but you have to keep the gold piece where the handle joins the cross piece cause it's different threads there. Pommels can be changed so long as they're male threaded, and same for emitters but you need female threads which is an issue for most emitters. You could work something out with connectors but would have been cool if this was a bit more flexible. Or if they make a crossguard that's not a replica but keeps this slimmer construction.

@@bluebomber81 Cheers. Its the pommel and emitters I want to change too. I want more of a scent stopper or fishtail style pommel. And I wand tapered side emitters to there is less blade exposed to the wielder, whilst having more exposed to the opponent.

@@RainMakeR_Workshop yea, it's pretty much threading that can be an issue. They do make male-male adapters, but only place I know they're available is Vire Sabers. Damiensaber might have them but haven't checked. At least the female-female you'd need for the emitters are everywhere. 👍

@@bluebomber81 having a look at Vire Sabers and found a piece with a 35 degree angle curve. I wonder if the would be compatible with this to angle forward the side blades.

@@RainMakeR_Workshop ah, yea had go give that a look, if you mean the VHC Curve, then yeah. Those should work for the sides. But after looking at the saber again I'm realizing the main emitter has the same matter about the threads being a larger diameter than usual parts. The baselit version has this pod in there the refracts the light but I guess they couldn't get it small enough. So, an issue there. But cool thing about Vire is you can email them and ask things, they'll actually test it. Those curve pieces should work, but it's better to know. They also have a discord in the 'contact us' part of their page. Lots of good ideas in there from guys always doing a lot of custom stuff with these parts. 👍

Ah, yea it really does, lol. 😅

No problem. Great shop and great service. Have only heard good things, too. You're gonna enjoy those! 👍👍

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Yea, it's pretty hard to get a bad result here. A lot of room for mistakes and still have things turn out OK. 👍

Yea, I like it. Trying mostly to practice the catch. Also feel like doing a bit of the spinning smartly and slowly kinda helps with the tight muscles rather than avoiding movement. 🤔

I haven't tried it. Seems not many fonts actually use this. It's the only gripe I have really with proffie is just one accent swing along spins in the same direction. Figure there should be a way to change that, I'm just not up on it. 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

Hmm, tried the spins on some fonts that had files. Interesting idea, but they felt quiet compared to the swing sounds. But I think I might prefer being able to repeat the accent swings. The Xeno boards work like that and it's one of the few ways, or maybe the only way, I might find it preferable to proffie.

No one really uses or cares about spins, but I think I’ve got them figured out (better at least). I’ve made spin.wavs for Thunder God by Kyberphonic, SpongeBob, and Conan. I’ll link a video to the Thunder God one. Works really well for flowing. You can keep the spin sound going as long as you’re smooth enough.

@@cbrsawyer yea, I like the idea of it. I think it could probably benefit from a pre and postspin type mechanic like they have for lockup and all. Proffie could be a touch better for continuous flow, especially for a staff I think the spin stuff could do well there.

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One screw for the blade has been fine, one for the core really hasn't been. Already have a brand new core splitting in the back. Now if the housings were more reasonably priced, like 5 for $10 rather than 1 for $10. I know I'm hard on these, and that would be a mercy, lol.

It's a tough one but it is really satisfying when it goes right and fully rolls. Wonder how it'll be when I finally feel up to trying it with the sabers? 😅

Yea, any of the fonts I added came from either @greyscalefonts or @wetbubsmeatynubs1299 and everything I was using here was free. 👍👍

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A bit nervous still about this one with the sabers, but it comes off pretty easy. Thank God for the cheapo staff letting me practice this without destroying my stuff. 😌

Yea, sorry. Guess I'm kinda using these a lot and taking it for granted people are used to how they perform. Plus it's a baselit so I kinda centered on the hilt and construction. Also will be using it in my other videos cause it feels pretty good. I'll be sure to always have a demo in future reviews. 👍

Thanks! Feels really good getting back to this after so long, lol. Also shortened the blades a bit and it's way more manageable. 😌