ACCURATE T-TRACK on sabers and blasters - pics and specs

Re: ACCURATE T-TRACK on sabers and blasters

Well anyway,....Gino said no one has posted pics of their updated sabers yet.

Here's what I've got so far.








I was thinking to myself "Where am I going to find these darned wires?!" Well it turned out I already had some blue/white speaker wire from ages ago that I wasn't using. I totally lucked out.

I'm not SUPER happy with my brown wire or my clamp washer, but they'll do for now.
 
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Yeah mine does look a bit darker. But it looked to me that it was brown/grey, and blue/white, not blue/grey.
 
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True dat.

But it looks mighty white to me in this (blurry) pic. So that's just what I'm gonna go with for now.

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But yeah, if we could figure out the correct gauge of wire, it may make hunting the colors a bit easier.
 
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I agree it looks white....they are also spaced apart in the screen cap.

This is not quite right, but you see what I'm saying.

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Yeah I see what you're sayin'. I was debating whether or not to split mine apart, I was just so amazed that I found the two colors right there together in the same wire!
 
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I finished the grips for my ESB luke and ROTJ sabers so I took some pics.
I also took a comparison between screen used t-track, blastech, mine, and saberfreaks grips in case anyone is wondering the difference between them.

I still need some miscallaneous pieces to complete my sabers, then they are all going through a massive weathering process.


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I'll get you the exact measurements for the MG-34 track tonight if you don't already have them.
 
Re: ACCURATE T-TRACK on sabers and blasters -NEW PICS see post#29

Thanks Clutch.
I definitely still need it. :thumbsup
 
Re: ACCURATE T-TRACK on sabers and blasters -NEW PICS see post#29

What did you use to cut the notches in the grips for the ESB saber?
 
Re: ACCURATE T-TRACK on sabers and blasters -NEW PICS see post#29

I used a dremel tool to dig out the material as close to my marking lines as possible.
Then I went back with a fresh new sharp x-acto to get everything clean and squared up.
 
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Ok. I plan to do this with on of my sets. :)
 
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GINO, got any pics of the screws you used for the ROTJ Vader?
 
Re: ACCURATE T-TRACK on sabers and blasters -NEW PICS see post#29

I didn't take any more close up than the ones I already posted.
I used the hi-res photos of the Vader ESB/ROTJ saber for reference when searching for them. They are readily available at your local hardware store.
Actually, scratch that. I wouldn't go to a Lowe's or Home Depot (even though they might have them also). Try one of those smaller specialty hardware stores like Ace Hardware etc..
 
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How long is the threading on them? Do you have a size or anything?
 
Re: ACCURATE T-TRACK on sabers and blasters -NEW PICS see post#29

I don't know the sizing. I was only trying to match the head size/style.
They were about 1/2" long.
 
Re: ACCURATE T-TRACK on sabers and blasters -NEW PICS see post#29

Gino, the T-Track turned out fantastic. (y)cool

I had a question (and maybe it's just the pics). In this pic the grips look smooth and shiny:
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But here they look dull and... not as smooth:
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Is it the same grip material being shown in both pics?
 
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