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thank you so much, that is adorable. Very much appreciated!You’re a gem to the community eethan! Thank you for everything you put into this run
I can edit some kind of blueprint for the grips but it won't be 100% accurate as the refs are not as precise. But can give an ideaThank you so much eethan. You’re an absolute legend! Now if someone could shed light on how they plan to cut the two grips around the switch and also grip length, alignment etc. I know eethan said they were 92-94mm but do we have some kind of a blueprint to guide our assembly?
And finaly for the higher end options,
ANH stunt static saber kit (assembled): 120€
It is an assembled offering with a double core for a manually rotating emiter rod. It is still a kit in the sense you still need to source the additional parts, red button, glass eye, clamp and grips.
This is not intended to be transformed to a motorized version, the system inside is different and is meant as a display version. The wires stop at the switch, the double cores allows for the emiter rod to rotate when you touch it, the rod is much longer inside and attaches to a second core that mimics the weight distribution of the motorized version. It is however a bit lighter and will also be cheaper to ship.
contains: assembled saber with manually rotating emiter rod and wires with white connectors.
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And finaly,
ANH stunt motorized saber kit (assembled): 199€
It is an assembled offering with a motorized spinning rod in the emiter and a battery pack (12V, 8xAA batteries not included). It is still a kit in the sense you still need to source the additional parts, red button, glass eye, clamp and grips.
contains: assembled saber with motorized spinning emiter rod, wires with white connectors connecting to wires with red connectors attached to the battery pack.
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that's it!
it is almost 10PM, i have been working for 13h today, my wife is not yet home (she's also had a long day I think), but is hopefully bringing pizza, and I think I deserve it today!
feel free to ask if you have any questions
i'll be publishing an assembly help tomorrow, finishing the last parts and be ready for the release at 8PM CET!!
cheers all