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I must admit I didn't have that issue - the long spring seemed to hold everything securely. Have you checked for any little burrs or other little tags on the chassis from the 3d printing process that might be stopping the battery pressing hard against the contacts?

@@SaberSense Yeah I checked for that and didn't see anything in the way. I ended up ordering a new set of contacts and the spring on the new one was longer and much more rigid. That fixed that issue, but I'm still having an issue with shorting. Everything works fine until I slide the chamber into place. The pixel connector disconnects. I've added kapton tape where I thought it might be needed, but nothing.

They're out of stock at the moment but more are on the way, hopefully in the next few weeks. Drop me an email or message me through my website and we can get something sorted. www.sabersense.co.uk

It was a Proffieboard v2.2.

Yes, I still do these installs. Postage might be expensive if you're not in the UK, but feel free to drop me a message through my website if you want to go through the details. sabersense.square.site/contact-us

Thanks for the kind words. The oled graphics are edited Plecter Labs files. You download them here: :) sabersense.square.site/downloads

@@SaberSense Amazing! Thank you so much!

You're welcome Ryan. Hope you enjoy your saber when it arrives. :)

The hilt and all the internal parts were supplied by the Saber Armoury, then sent to me to build. Unfortunately I just checked and that hilt kit is no longer available. :(

I've PM'd you Rick as it's rather a long and detailed account. 🙂

I'm based in the UK. :)

Watch the video to the end and you will! 🙂 8'45" th-cam.com/video/38HrijBg0Yw/w-d-xo.html

I'm in the UK.

This was the code for the short front strips: StylePtr<Layers<Layers<ColorChange<TrInstant,DeepSkyBlue,Blue,Cyan,DodgerBlue,Green,Rgb<28,255,28>,Red,Magenta,Rgb<255,80,154>,Yellow,Orange,Rgb<185,212,212>>,RandomL<Black>>,InOutHelperL<InOutFuncX<Int<300>,Int<800>>,Cylon<ColorChange<TrInstant,DeepSkyBlue,Blue,Cyan,DodgerBlue,Green,Rgb<28,255,28>,Red,Magenta,Rgb<255,80,154>,Yellow,Orange,Rgb<185,212,212>>,25,15,Black,1,1,1>>>>(), And this was the code for the longer rear strips: StylePtr<Layers<ColorCycle<ColorChange<TrInstant,DeepSkyBlue,Blue,Cyan,DodgerBlue,Green,Rgb<28,255,28>,Red,Magenta,Rgb<255,80,154>,Yellow,Orange,Rgb<185,212,212>>,0,1,ColorChange<TrInstant,DeepSkyBlue,Blue,Cyan,DodgerBlue,Green,Rgb<28,255,28>,Red,Magenta,Rgb<255,80,154>,Yellow,Orange,Rgb<185,212,212>>,25,160,800>,InOutHelperL<InOutFuncX<Int<300>,Int<800>>,Cylon<ColorChange<TrInstant,DeepSkyBlue,Blue,Cyan,DodgerBlue,Green,Rgb<28,255,28>,Red,Magenta,Rgb<255,80,154>,Yellow,Orange,Rgb<185,212,212>>,10,15,Black,0,0,1>>>>(), Hope they're useful.

@@SaberSense thanks!

The parts kit from KR Sabers was about £1,200 GBP, plus around £400 to put it all together. Unfortunately the kits have sold out now, but it's an incredible saber. :)

It's an offcut of frost gel. They use it in sheets in theatres and TV studios to put over lights to diffuse and soften the light. Pretty sure you can get sheets of it on ebay.

Yep, that can be done. 😁

Assuming you have the hilt and the chassis from Saberbay, but no other parts, then the cost would be around the £240 GBP mark plus postage. If you need a blade, add £125. Remember also I'm UK based, so if you're outside the UK, shipping and taxes/import charges might rack up.