Pretty much everyone closely involved with SBG has one - I have one, Dan has one, even Chris Scoggin from Ronin Katana has one (indeed, Chris bought one of their early models!).Īnd in the meantime, here is a pic of the SBG teams on personal sabers (powered off for safety reasons of course).
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The growth of their company, from a one man operation to a company now with revenue in the tens of millions of dollars a year with 50 employees, has been outstanding - and in this special issue of the digest we as genuine fans of their work, we are pleased to bring you an eye opening interview with SaberForge founder, Philip Isherwood, about how he got started, how it grew over the years, what he thinks about the Force Awakens, and what they are planning for the future.Ĭlick here to read the full interview on SBGĪnd while we are at it, Dan Dacombe has written a hands on review of his own personal SaberForge blade. Rebaslight 3.6.2.66 can be downloaded from our software library for free. While making a real lightsaber may be a way off, for serious fans who simply must have as close to the real things as possible, you might want to check out a not so small company known as SaberForge. Here is a very interesting article from which explains what it would take to make something close to a Star Wars lighsaber, and what some of the issues that make it REALLY hard to make it a reality.Īnd below, a nifty video by Michio Kaku showing how HE would tackle the issues and create something that ticks most of the boxes. And in theory it could be constrained to a sword length using magnetic fields - but it may not quite be the same type of sword as seen in the Star Wars franchise. So what would it take to actually make a REAL lightsaber?Įssentially a real lightsaber would be a plasma blade, not a laser as some people mistakenly believe. After all, it is easy to carry, extremely fast and lightweight and cuts like, well, cuts like a lightsaber!īut will it ever become reality - after all, science fiction has the strange habit of inspiring people to make it science fact. I don't think there can be any real argument against calling the lightsaber the ultimate sword.
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