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DIY light saber for

DIY light saber for
 Light Saber is retailing at s$49 in the department mall ,OG for $49.90. Replica's can be sourced at  $8.90 from tom&stepanie, but the make is really flimsy. 

Here is my how-to's to get a light saber done in 3hours with parts sourced from Singapore.


 
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Step 1Stuffs you will need

Stuffs you will need
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 you will need 
1x LED strip (s$15 from Sim Lim Tower, SG)
1x acrylic tube (15mm diameter)
1x toy light saber (only the handle is needed)
1x tracing paper for diffusing the light
1x plastic film (blue) as the colour filter 
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