Savage Opress Lightsaber DIY - Cheap and Easy Cardboard - Star Wars The Clone Wars

Описание: If you're looking for an easy lightsaber hilt to put together, give this Savage Opress lightsaber a try. It's a fairly simple design, as everything is mirrored on each side, meaning you can streamline the construction process. It's very cheap one to build too, as it utilizes craft foam and cardboard for construction. For the silver parts, I used adhesive foil for convenience, but as an alternative, you can also just glue on tinfoil or use silver paint. I probably should have painted the beads I used on this saber, but I was running really late getting this one finished, so I just used the beads as is. But if you want them to look a bit more like the real saber, I'd reccommend painting them.
This tutorial requested by: Mark and wallclimber34

MATERIALS USED:
Savage Opress Lightsaber Template (available free in my patterns vault: https://thewoodlandelf.com/free-sewin...)
2 cardboard tubes, one that can fit inside the other (the inner tube should be about 15 inches long, and outer tube about 10 inches long)
Silver adhesive foil (https://amzn.to/3Jym8i8)
2mm black craft foam (https://amzn.to/38U1XeO)
Black Metallic paint (https://amzn.to/2BFGYJQ)
Multi surface glue (https://amzn.to/2ixOyvy)
Cardstock scraps
Cardboard scraps
Scissors (Duct tape scissors work well for cutting sticky foil: https://amzn.to/2DGUoE8)
Utility knife
Ruler
Pencil
Paint brush
Red and silver plastic beads in 2 sizes

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