Build your own "The Force Awakens" LightSaber

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Following on from the "Force Awakens Laser Pistol" comes a quick and easy way to build your own personal LightSaber.
Build from cardboard and a used milk bottle, then add a clip to make it attachable to a belt and a thin torch to light it up. Looks great and is super -easy to build.

LightSaber - powered up and ready to go 


LightSaber - bits required

LightSaber - cardboard used for the handle

LightSaber - the two essential parts


LightSaber - adding the torch

Build your own "The Force Awakens" LightSaber


May the Force Be With You - LightSaber Ready!


Tips:


  • Add colour filter to LED torch for different colours
If you like this design and use it, then please comment in the form below and let me know how it went. If you need more help in building it then please contact me for more help using the form below.


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