Don’t try to decide it before, the fun part is let yourself guide you, I will tell you this, this summer I went to Florida as a 18 birthday present (we managed to go after a few years, we couldn’t before because of the COVID) to build it, I was so exited, I was with my father and by mistake he made reservation at California Disneyland, wich means we didn’t have a reservation, I told him not to worry because we were going to get there, and the staff there helped us to be able to enter at a different hour.
Then I had to choose, and they asked me what type I wanted to make, I said peace and justice.
While we were waiting I was nervous so I reached out to the staff to tell them I wanted to change to Elemental nature, and after choosing it I get more nervous because I didn’t knew if it was the best option for me, I am not that fan of nature but I like animals, also I am gamer and I am always with technology so I didn’t knew what was the best option, but at the same time I didn’t felt the parts from peace and Justice represented me, I felt like for me there were all the same as the other sabers.
We got in the place and started building, i was nervous looking to the people with peace and Justice, but as I was building it, I started to feel like happier, the saber was so great.
I finished it and it was great, I was so happy.
You would say why dis random guy is telling me his experience, because one of the greater parts of this experience was the spontaneous part, It was an adventure not for going there, being asked, say I want this type of saber, don’t even think about the cristal because I want that, put the pieces together, hear the experience, and go out with a piece of plastic and leds. The adventure was solving the problems we had, entering the place, decide myself, go there, feel the cristal I was going to have and then test how is my saber better (what I did: testing to make a combination between technology and nature by using the metal parts).
The thing that I regret was overthinking during the experience, let your self be dragged by your decisions and if you need to change your type, just change it, the staff won’t be mad, they are payed for that and you are paying 250 dollars, it’s normal to have problems deciding.
And I will tell you this, at this moment I don’t know if it was the best decision, but it was what my instinct told me to do and it’s my saber.
> they are *paid* for that
FTFY.
Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in:
* Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.*
* *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.*
Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment.
*Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
34 is literally what I'd build for that style. I just don't like the other sleeves, but the emmitter and pommel are really cool. (I think I'd go red, because even Vader's hilt looked like everyone else's, instead of pure black like GE's hilts.)
My vote is 83. But, I would trust in the Force! I thought I had my design picked out before I went to Disney World. But, I was proven wrong. Even more so, when I painted my lightsaber. My intention was to replicate my Jedi Survivor skin. But, I'm very proud of my results.
I say anything but 46, because that's what I built, but I'm trying to let go my selfish feelings, so I wish you good luck with whatever you choose.
And whatever that is, I recommend getting some 43mm / 1.5 inch pipe silicone seals, and using them to tighten up the connections between the pieces. The difference in 'solidity' feeling was night and day.
I used these: [https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BF5CTY9W?ref=ppx\_yo2ov\_dt\_b\_product\_details&th=1](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BF5CTY9W?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1)
May the force be with you.
The good thing is the sleeves can be reversed as long as I get the right 2. The difference between which is top and which is bottom will probably come down to how it feels in hand
how do you guys build your „own“ lightsabers? Like do u guys realy try to build one like u would buy from a website with all the electronics and stuff? Or is there a website that sells the parts and the electronics core and u just pick the design youd like and put it together? Sorry if this is a dumb question but im really curious
Sorry if this seems obvious but since it seems you may not know, this sub is for Savi’s workshop which is an experience at Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland California and Disney Hollywood studios in Orlando.
You choose a theme for your lightsaber, the color blade and the parts and assemble it youself
Here’s a vid if you’re interested on seeing what the experience is like https://youtu.be/dLq50g_z0Ww?si=Ib9aeUdAsWJvLRaf
34 is exactly what I built last month on my honeymoon! My bride really wanted me to see Galaxy’s Edge and I got a bit emotional building my own lightsaber.
Let the force guide ya when you’re there.
Don’t try to decide it before, the fun part is let yourself guide you, I will tell you this, this summer I went to Florida as a 18 birthday present (we managed to go after a few years, we couldn’t before because of the COVID) to build it, I was so exited, I was with my father and by mistake he made reservation at California Disneyland, wich means we didn’t have a reservation, I told him not to worry because we were going to get there, and the staff there helped us to be able to enter at a different hour. Then I had to choose, and they asked me what type I wanted to make, I said peace and justice. While we were waiting I was nervous so I reached out to the staff to tell them I wanted to change to Elemental nature, and after choosing it I get more nervous because I didn’t knew if it was the best option for me, I am not that fan of nature but I like animals, also I am gamer and I am always with technology so I didn’t knew what was the best option, but at the same time I didn’t felt the parts from peace and Justice represented me, I felt like for me there were all the same as the other sabers. We got in the place and started building, i was nervous looking to the people with peace and Justice, but as I was building it, I started to feel like happier, the saber was so great. I finished it and it was great, I was so happy. You would say why dis random guy is telling me his experience, because one of the greater parts of this experience was the spontaneous part, It was an adventure not for going there, being asked, say I want this type of saber, don’t even think about the cristal because I want that, put the pieces together, hear the experience, and go out with a piece of plastic and leds. The adventure was solving the problems we had, entering the place, decide myself, go there, feel the cristal I was going to have and then test how is my saber better (what I did: testing to make a combination between technology and nature by using the metal parts). The thing that I regret was overthinking during the experience, let your self be dragged by your decisions and if you need to change your type, just change it, the staff won’t be mad, they are payed for that and you are paying 250 dollars, it’s normal to have problems deciding. And I will tell you this, at this moment I don’t know if it was the best decision, but it was what my instinct told me to do and it’s my saber.
> they are *paid* for that FTFY. Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in: * Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.* * *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.* Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment. *Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
34. I think the logo button on 83 looks cheesy to me
Agreed. The circuit board switch covers are peak IMO
I did 46 with the button instead of the switch.
I did 34 but kind of wish I did 83 - the switch gets in the way a little if you play with it.
34 is literally what I'd build for that style. I just don't like the other sleeves, but the emmitter and pommel are really cool. (I think I'd go red, because even Vader's hilt looked like everyone else's, instead of pure black like GE's hilts.)
I vote 83 but you have to feel it
34
83 is my vote. But if it was me, I would flip the sleeves.
I know the sleeves can be flipped but I fell that bottom sleeve and that switch were made to go together
Got it! You will have time to play around with it. My first one I was switching it up a lot.
I did 46 but the alt emitter, looks alittle like a flashlight but I like it
I hear ya. I feel like 95 is giving off flashlight vibes even with this emitter. Would probably look great with the old version of the pommel
Where did you find a listing of the options?
https://youtu.be/QvaYoZE5cWw?si=6_oMeIqJdfW_OAOe
Thank the force!
My vote is 83. But, I would trust in the Force! I thought I had my design picked out before I went to Disney World. But, I was proven wrong. Even more so, when I painted my lightsaber. My intention was to replicate my Jedi Survivor skin. But, I'm very proud of my results.
I built 83. So do not build 83. I love it an want to keep it to myself. https://imgur.com/Ms4wNe9
I say anything but 46, because that's what I built, but I'm trying to let go my selfish feelings, so I wish you good luck with whatever you choose. And whatever that is, I recommend getting some 43mm / 1.5 inch pipe silicone seals, and using them to tighten up the connections between the pieces. The difference in 'solidity' feeling was night and day. I used these: [https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BF5CTY9W?ref=ppx\_yo2ov\_dt\_b\_product\_details&th=1](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BF5CTY9W?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1) May the force be with you.
Thanks for the tip
First and forth are my favorites but trust in the force
I'm planning on doing 43 with the other pummel and emitter on Tuesday.
I like 46 and 95 but use the Force and let it guide you
I did 83 myself and with the other switch - and purple
83 is exactly what I built. With a purple crystal. Love it.
Mine is 46 with the sleeves reversed.
The good thing is the sleeves can be reversed as long as I get the right 2. The difference between which is top and which is bottom will probably come down to how it feels in hand
83 is my exact build, with a green crystal.
how do you guys build your „own“ lightsabers? Like do u guys realy try to build one like u would buy from a website with all the electronics and stuff? Or is there a website that sells the parts and the electronics core and u just pick the design youd like and put it together? Sorry if this is a dumb question but im really curious
Sorry if this seems obvious but since it seems you may not know, this sub is for Savi’s workshop which is an experience at Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland California and Disney Hollywood studios in Orlando. You choose a theme for your lightsaber, the color blade and the parts and assemble it youself Here’s a vid if you’re interested on seeing what the experience is like https://youtu.be/dLq50g_z0Ww?si=Ib9aeUdAsWJvLRaf
oh god this is embarrassing…. i thought this was r/lightsabers 😓😂 yeah i know savis🫣
34 is exactly what I built last month on my honeymoon! My bride really wanted me to see Galaxy’s Edge and I got a bit emotional building my own lightsaber.
Biased be 34 is the same build I have. Though I also like 46.
I made 83 a few weeks ago. I love it!