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RobertMoonWalker
Добавлен 2 дек 2018
Student of Earth
I Made The World’s First Integral Lightsaber
Hello! Thank you so much for clicking on the Lightsaber guy’s video!!!
The machining footage shown in this video was filmed in State College, Pennsylvania in January of 2023.
The Outdoor footage was filmed in West Dundee, Illinois in August of 2024.
Many thanks to everyone that has supported me in my life.
The music is from Uppbeat, it was free to use! (I am cheap lol)
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Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
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The machining footage shown in this video was filmed in State College, Pennsylvania in January of 2023.
The Outdoor footage was filmed in West Dundee, Illinois in August of 2024.
Many thanks to everyone that has supported me in my life.
The music is from Uppbeat, it was free to use! (I am cheap lol)
Subscribe for future content similar to this video!!!
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/ambient-boy/delicate-texture
License code: HQNKQBTLXK35XPC8
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Restoring a 100+ year old Chisel (T. H. Witherby)
Просмотров 8076 месяцев назад
Here I have a quick video showing how I restored a 2” wide framing chisel that it marked T. H. Witherby Warranted. Please feel free to leave any questions or comments you may have in the comment section!
Penn State Hypersonic Window Capstone Project
Просмотров 3252 года назад
This video summarizes a Penn State Capstone Project for Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. Overview: Our sponsor provided the team with a goal of increasing the survivability of a glass window. In particular, the glass window is on a hypersonic missile travelling at MACH 5. Because the window experiences uneven temperatures from travelling really fast, thermal stresses would c...
Longbow - Tree to Bow
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.2 года назад
In this video, I teach you how to make a longbow with minimal tools and experience. The most important aspect of a bow is the wood it is made of. The following is a list of 15 “good” trees that I am aware of :D Importantly, these trees make good bows because they are epic. 1. White Oak 2. Red Oak 3. Sugar Maple 4. Elm 5. Hickory 6. Black Locust 7. Ironwood 8. Hornbeam 9. Hazel 10. Hawthorn 11. ...
Gransfors Bruk Wildlife Hatchet Review with Ironwood Bow Build
Просмотров 8162 года назад
Gransfors Bruk knocked it out of the park with the wildlife hatchet. The Ironwood in this video is actually American Hornbeam. I call it Ironwood because this is my channel so I do what I like.
Wazoo Bushcraft Fire Starter Necklace
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 года назад
This video shows a quick overview on the Wazoo Survival Gear Bushcraft Fire Starter Necklace. A fire can easily be made with dryer lint with minimal experience. I have difficulty making a fire with fatwood in this video due to my long absence from the outdoors. Subscribe for future videos :)
Getting Lost in a Cave
Просмотров 2932 года назад
My fellow Penn State pals and myself explore a super cool cave!
Fossil Mining in Pennsylvania
Просмотров 6442 года назад
In this video, I mine fossils in an abandoned rock quarry! I use the rock hammer which was featured in a previous video where I installed a new handle on the hammer. Subscribe for more adventurous content! I love the outdoors and hopefully you do as well :)
Gransfors Bruk Scandinavian Forest Axe Review
Просмотров 13 тыс.2 года назад
This video reviews the incredible Gransfors Bruk Scandinavian Forest Axe! There is a popular video on RUclips that claims this axe is great if you can only have one axe. In this video, I put the axe to the test in order to determine its worth. Subscribe for future content created by yours truly :)
Boys on Rope Swing
Просмотров 2253 года назад
This video was made with my friends Ian and Jack. Huge thank you to Jack Baronski for his professional photos!
Cutting my hair
Просмотров 58 тыс.3 года назад
Today I chose to cut my hair. I saved some money by not going to the barber!
Making your Hammock Experience Better
Просмотров 2153 года назад
Making your Hammock Experience Better
Awesome!
Thank you!
The hults bruk ones are good too. I use mine on backpack hunting trips. It's very similar to the Scandinavia forest axe. They are great for both firewood and game processing and hold an edge well.
What happened to your videos on the Condor Makara? There are almost no online videos, and yours were the best.
Does it retractable?
Not too bad but loved the long hair! Either way suits you nicely.
I own several Sabers from Artsabers, good company, had nothing but great experiences buying from Artsabers. Great electronics & FX. Really enjoyed this vid, you had me cracking up! & Great Saber technique 👍
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@@blueringoffire Thank you for watching blueringoffire!
Stropping your chisel to sharp from 1200 to microhone level with no invetween will almost guarantee a ruined edge that you just made.
@@MintStiles Interesting claim, does the edge look ruined at 4:03?
@@RobertMoonWalker It depends on the definition and your application. I can only tell from your video that your edge is slicing sharp (which is not the same as push cut sharp) and fine for most applications. If I am to expand my comment, it will be as follows, When you go from say 1200 to a microhone (around 12K +/1), you would be required to do quite a bit of stropping. On the bevel side, this is not a big deal as the flex of the strop will only hit the two corners a bit more, giving your edge a front to back and a ever so slight side to side camber that wouldn't be an issue in real world application. The issue is when you strop the back with the same process, especially at 3:50 or so. This causes the leading edge that you are abrading to become hit (surprisingly) hard by the compound, which WILL cause it to round ever so slightly. Even when you push down on the chisel and only going front to back, you will get the two sides to become rounded, especially over time. You will also get a slight high spot closer to the front edge vs the rest of the chisel, make it progressively harder to get rid of that burr as you continue to use/strop. You would literally have to keep chasing that high spot by stropping even harder every time. Why is that a problem? Well, most timber framing applications, it's not. But assuming the diamond plate is flat (which most are in fact not, many are easily out by a thou or two from edge to centre), you have literally just taken that flat you worked so hard to get and rounded the sides. When you have a final product, that will seemingly be sharp and awesome, you will start to find issue of having to continually dig into a work piece even though the expectation is that of a flat back. you will find the chisel wants to rise, especially when you are coming in from the two corners. How can you test? Take a diamond plate that is assumed to be flat (actually most will develop quite the hollow over time), lap a water or oil stone such that the stone is more flat than the plate (or at least with a hint of convex in the order of microns). Take your stropped chisel back to that stone and give it go, and I can guarantee you that the front edge and two sides will not hit unless you press hard and flex the metal or water stone (oil stone won't flex). Apologies for the long windedness. Effective chisel geometry is something that I've rather painfully figured out over a decade of trial and error. You can have a chisel that is finished on a run of the mill hard arkansas (around 1K) that will give you repeatable, overlap-able, and mirror-like finish on end grain each time, even though the dull sheen would not suggest you could.
Welcome to the SaberSmiths world. There are hundrids of us all across the world. I recomend you learn how to solder and fully put togeather the electronics. BTW ur not the first one to custom machine/make lightsabers there are people like Davinium Customs that do 24hr builds where they do all the electronic work and custom design and machien sabers in a span of 24 hrs.
@@Io_aims I checked out Davinium Customs and they make some really amazing sabers! My hilt is still unique because it is an Integral. I agree that I should dabble in the world of putting together the electronics. Thank you for your comment.
سلام عليكم شباب فد سوال هل شامبو نونو بي.مواد كيميائيّ ارجو الرد على تعليقاتكم
رحمه امك شنو تستخدم شعرك ياشامبو نونو
Impressive, very nice. Now let's see Paul Allen's axe
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Thank you for watching Kadenjolley2816!!!
@@RobertMoonWalker I hope to one day machine my own lightsaber. The stainless steel one looks awesome too
@@kadenjolley2816 You totally should! It is worth every second that it takes.
@@RobertMoonWalker I don't even know where to start as far as materials and machines for machining
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Try close boycut, look more beautiful
The tree 🫡
Titanium button… This just dropped in my feed and I’m glad it did! Machining, Star Wars, Lightsaber, I had to click, like and sub! One manual machinist to another, beautiful work! You should be darn proud of yourself! Heck I’m proud of you lol
@@Shorty_Keeper Thank you so much!!!Your encouragement really means a lot to me :)
Just subscribe to your channel enjoyed it
@@Christopher91825 Thank you!!!
Really enjoyed the fossil video love fossil hunting myself really enjoy going
@@Christopher91825 That’s awesome! Thank you so much for watching!
from 1 saber smith to another ... very nice sabers there sir . nice titanium button :) think its time for me to do another build.
@@totussvalorian You totally should!!!Thank you so much for watching!
Really nice job!!
@@allkindsofoutdooractivities Thank you so much!!!
@@RobertMoonWalker You are welcome!
Wild 😂😂
Titanium Button. Tell that Steven guy that his gamer friend sends his regards.
@@ericfoltz1979 Will do Eric!
Also, great stuff, Robert! I loved every second of it. I hope to see you winning gold in the Olympics when they finally add Lightsaber battles.
@@JRWyzkid21 Hahaha what an amazing thought. Thank you very much for your support!
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@@JRWyzkid21 Yay!!! Thank you for watching Jonah :)
Very cool... titanium button. I like that you shot a lot of the video outdoors... in nature. The contrast helped... I think. 🙂
@@TheJLF65 I chose to film the explanations at a bird sanctuary, which resulted in the video being slightly nature themed! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!!!
TITANIUM BUTTON! you are really amazing at your craft, absolutely beautiful light saber, and congratulations for you and Meg!!!
@@videos3820 Thank you so much! Your compliments mean a lot thank you!!!
Titanium button! Its a gorgeous lightsaber.
@@VashGames Thank you so much!!!
get a macinewise sonora, so much better than those rikes
@@jibb1es Maybe I’ll try one out, but the Thor 6 I have is a gem though ;)
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@@isabellapicchini3537 Thank you for watching Bella!!!
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@@enderjamer9936 Awesome Enderjamer!
Hey I'm just some Rando (Calrissian, no relation) who got your video in his feed. Great job on this - and your other videos - looking forward to seeing more! Nice titanium button btw
@@chrisjohnsonvan Thank you so much Chris! I appreciate your support for seeing more videos in the future! I will definitely make more videos :)
Titanium button! Woah that is so awesome! im tempted to try buy a kit and attempt to build one myself! Incredible job!
@@meggajay82 Thank you Megga Jay! It was definitely a blast making a lightsaber with the Artsabers kit. I totally recommend doing it :)
Robert!!! You have truly out done yourself
@@CULLIVISION Thank you so much!!!
such a great vibe, amazing video dude! Also, titanium button 💀
@@AriWasabii Thank you so much Ari!
Looks awesome might have to make my own now 😂 also great video quality keep it up 👍
@@Pelle.frederiks Hahaha you should! Thank you so much for the encouragement Pelle!!!
The proper term for this would be “Billet” lightsaber. Integral implies it is functioning whatsoever like a real lightsaber, similar to the Hacksmith’s functioning saber. These are not really anything new just because you milled it out of a single chunk
@@blacklangster1141 I appreciate your comment, but I fundamentally disagree with you. The term integral applies to the lightsaber in the video because its frame is one solid piece (billet). If the Lightsaber was entirely made of one solid piece of material, then its title should be billet lightsaber. The word integral does translate to completely functional lightsaber like the one you are referring to. Integral in a machined item means that its frame is one solid piece “billet” :)
@@RobertMoonWalkerregardless of the definition of the word, this lightsaber being made from one solid piece of metal isn't something new. Your title is misleading, and there are plenty of pre-existing sabers machined from a single piece of material.
@@_0bsidian_rich_50Can you please provide a link to one of these hilts?
@@_0bsidian_rich_50Are you being a dick to a talented guy because you think you're smart and his skills hurt your ego? That's really how it's coming off.
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@@Danni_Design Thank you for watching the video Danni!!!
Very entertaining Robert
@@MHTutorials3D Thank you so so much MHTutorials3D!!!!!
Titanium button! Neat! This was a very enjoyable watch. I love how informative it was, and your sense of humor is on point. I would love to see more! Liked, subbed and rang the bell
@@BricktowneMedia Thank you so much Bricktowne Media!!!
You took the words right out of my mouth! Subbed & liked!
Absolutely massive w 🎉
@@kylerussell8048 Thank you Kyle!
Titanium Button!! The tree you climbed to show the belt wheel purpose was beautiful. Truly an amazingly thorough video teaching machining techniques, following passion, expressing creativity, and being humorous. Also, the calm ambient music and nature shots were as therapeutic as it gets!
@@ChristopherEnright Wow Chris, this comment is absolutely wonderful. Thank you so so much for watching and giving me your amazing feedback! Your comment alone will give me all the motivation I need to make more videos!
Nicely done🎉 been waiting a long time for this one💯
@@TunerFaction Thank you TunerFaction!!!
you could make a fortune with those if you could produce them....
@@pethelprc4721 I like your enthusiasm!
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@@xFELA Thank you so much for watching Matthew!!!
Yessssss, the video I have been waiting for! Very nice job Rob, I enjoyed the detailed explanations and thoughts behind the project (titanium button)
@@vincentdip_8019 Thank you Vinny! After a year and a half I got the video made for ya :D
Very cool!
@@darbymiller3306 Thank you Darby!
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@@megcross7966 Wooooo!!!
Ahhh this is so awesome!!!!
@@megcross7966 Thank you!!!
Titanium Button! Awesome content
Thank you LeggomyJameso!!!