I made some improvements (lightsaber build - day 8)

[@alwayschoosethelight1314]

Ohhh yeah stapler gun coming together😆

[@XtraLG]

I'm so ready to see this heckin lightsaber when it's finished!

[@iiTzRyuga]

Bruh this editing was goated

[@Jeerin_]

please make these longer, i am really enjoying them!

[@PelleOhlinisdead]

This series has been so helpful to me!

[@omarp.rawidigdo1357]

The voiceover was niceley done

[@MostlyRandom]

you should be able to use the same data line for as many things as you want

[@brando1647]

Yes

[@Io_aims]

I believe, that you can use the datapad more the once on a saber. I don't know if that is just for proffie, but I can sotter more than one wire to the same pad many times over.

[@4str0m3ch]

Proffieboards support sub-blades, which basically has the config tell the pixel strip (or pixels wired in series) to divide up into multiple virtual blades. ie 10 accent pixels, five hilt side PCB pixels, and a strip of 120 in a blade wired in series, that it's not one long 135 pixel strip, but that the first 10 pixels are a blade, the next 5 are a blade, and the last 120 are a blade.

[@mitchellphillips3978]

So if you were a Jedi or a Sith in Star Wars what would your lightsaber look like?

[@_____A660]

How much longer do you think the project will take

[@dylanscosplay889]

Hey SWIRL

[@colinthiede5608]

You could have soldered the two data wires together and then soldered it to the data port

[@Milu2786]

Reasons to choose Engineering

[@michaeljacksonrebornthisis620]

Go make some more sky guy the jedi

[@michaeljacksonrebornthisis620]

And play more sw Jedi challenges

[@Mk2Brett]

Please google how solder wick works... you dont rub it on a solder joint haha

[@besalisk2849]

3rd