Machining?

[Caan-Jaal Noldorin]

Does anyone know anybody that can machine a custom saber cheap? I've got 2 pieces of T-6 (1 tube and 1 solid) and a hand drawn design. Just need someone who can do a print for machining and the actual machining. Thanks!

Caan

[Roize]

Use dremel saw like I did...kindly see it at my home page: community.webshots.com/user/roize1968
But it would take lotza time. I spent almost a month constructing my saber. It took me a day just to finishing the emitter only.
Hope I did some help. Enjoy.
Jedi Knight Roize

[Jauhzmynn Enz]

WOW.
That'd answered my question in the "hello' page Roize. NICE.:-)
Now how did you smooth off the edges so they aren't sharp?

Does your dremel assembly have interchangable parts.(Saw, sander, etc.)

If that's what's needed to come up with a saber like that, I think I'll invest in a dremel and a mircro dremel.

[Roize]

Caan,
I did the machine part on almost 70 percent of my light sabers. I used PVC pipes on the light saber grip and into the inner pipe to serve as housing for the detatchable blade which is made out of wood and aluminum steel. I painted the grip ( Black ) with modelling color ( Flat Black ) made all adhesive with clear epoxy, and about the polishing part, I used very fine steel sand paper and have it done all handmade. Remember that do not be in a hurry to finish the saber. It is the proccess of constructing it that makes it exiting. I'll do a full instruction about it in the future. For now, I'm just a new member and I still dunno how to navigate through the whole site. I even dunno how to put or upload pictures in the forum. I hope fellow jedis can guide me. Thanks for your time to look into my homepage. I'll be mostly welcome to help and answer your questions.
Jedi Knight Roize.