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Lightsaber blades

Lightsaber NeoPixel Blade - Comparison

Lightsaber NeoPixel Blade - Comparison

Neopixel lightsaber blades with a diameter of 1" or 7/8". I will adjust the length according to your wishes.

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In my opinion, it's one of the brightest blades currently on the market, because unlike everyone else, I don't use diffusion foam. The foam simply absorbs far too much light. I use diffusion film and barely visible spacers that keep the LED strips in place. With these new versions, even the tip is illuminated very evenly. The side shadows are stronger than with other blades, but the light at the front and back is significantly brighter. So, for those of you who value absolute homogeneity, this isn't the right choice. The rest of you will be blinded and won't even notice the shadows.

The strips, which are generally used everywhere, are stretched over their entire length by specially designed 3D-printed components, so that they are additionally secured and do not come too close to the edge of the tube.

The tube is typically made of high-strength and flexible polycarbonate. It's very durable, should you wish to duel with it, which is entirely possible. Of course, I cannot offer a guarantee.

The blade can of course take on any color and effect defined by your board.

Lightsaber blade test in the forest
Lightsaber blade - test in the forest
Bright blade for custom saber - Test

Small light festivals in the beautiful Aachen Forest

Lightsaber blade under construction

Comparison between standard and Rasmus blades - top view

Lightsaber blade under construction - side view

Comparison between standard and Rasmus blades - side view

Lightsaber blade under construction

Standard blade construction in daylight - top view

Fully illuminated blade tip

Illumination of the blade tip

Lightsaber blade in daylight
Lightsaber blade in daylight

Appearance of the blade in daylight

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