Personally, I think it looks pretty great and provided you have the 3D printer and the time it looks like an easy build. Take a look at this incredibly nerdy video showing how to assemble the Lightsaber: “As designers, we were surprised to discover a new configuration of the lightsaber revealed in the now epic (and polemic) scene showing an unknown Sith Lord walking in a snowy forest.As Makers, we couldn’t help but try to find out by ourselves if this “crossguard” design was a good configuration or not… So we decided to build one, with our army of 3D printers.” Samuel from le FabShop explained why they decided to create it in the first place. While the Telescopic Lightsaber here is patterned after the one from The Force Awakens, no one has really gotten a clear shot of it up close so they had to do their best. But for those of us that thinks it’s a pretty cool design for a lightsaber, French 3D printer company le FabShop has provided us with an Instructable for a 3D printable Lightsaber kit so we can create our own. Fan debate was heated, as these fan debates usually are, and a consensus on its level of coolness will probably never be reached. The controversial lightsaber with a crossguard seen in the Star Wars: The Force Awakens teaser trailer pretty much broke the internet last week.

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