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A quick update after launch. The first 3 “Quiet Sentinel” sabers have been purchased and I’m genuinely grateful for ever...
27/06/2026

A quick update after launch. The first 3 “Quiet Sentinel” sabers have been purchased and I’m genuinely grateful for everyone’s support.

There are 7 left from this production run before I move onto the next design. It’s been awesome seeing people excited about something I’ve spent the last year creating.”

Hi everyone,I’m excited to officially launch my website, Scoundrel Supplies, along with my first original saber design: ...
22/06/2026

Hi everyone,

I’m excited to officially launch my website, Scoundrel Supplies, along with my first original saber design: The Quiet Sentinel.

This release is strictly limited to 10 pieces, each installed with a Proffieboard v2.2.

Feel free to check out the website and take a look. Please note that all prices are listed in AUD.

www.scoundrelsupplies.com.au

Here’s the first prototype of the Clone Wars version of the darksaber. Was quite successful in many ways but still many ...
08/06/2026

Here’s the first prototype of the Clone Wars version of the darksaber.

Was quite successful in many ways but still many improvements to be made. Mainly to do with securing the internal chassis and achieving a darker anodised colour.

Currently the square fins at the emitter are 3d printed, will be aluminium in later prototypes.

Also the website is in its final stages, just setting up payment methods and fine tuning visuals.

Then I can officially list the “Quiet Sentinel” sabers for purchase :)

22/02/2026

Bespoke Saber #1

Bespoke Saber  #1The client’s brief was a saber that felt like it belonged to a Mandalorian, with an ancient, weathered ...
22/02/2026

Bespoke Saber #1

The client’s brief was a saber that felt like it belonged to a Mandalorian, with an ancient, weathered appearance. He also wanted the saber to feature a blade that could be used even when the saber was turned off.

Through back-and-forth collaboration, we refined the concept. He requested a decorative element inspired by Mando’s whistling birds, integrated symmetrically on either side of the grip, along with a light-up gem detail. He also wanted the Mythosaur logo incorporated into the pommel.

It’s easy for details like these to come across as tacky, but by keeping the design simple and integrating the elements practically, they feel cohesive and authentic.

The saber is installed with proffie 2.2

I’m open to commissions now for $1600 AUD — shoot me a message if you’re interested.

Here’s a tease of a project I’ve been working on for quite a while now.An accurate version of The Clone Wars Darksaber, ...
13/02/2026

Here’s a tease of a project I’ve been working on for quite a while now.

An accurate version of The Clone Wars Darksaber, as wielded by Pre Vizsla and Darth Maul in the series.

I’ve always preferred this version of the Darksaber over the live-action variant. It’s also something nobody has ever truly replicated properly — and now I understand why. It’s an absolute nightmare to engineer: balancing accuracy, comfort, installability, structural integrity & it’s rectangular shape

That said, I can confidently say I’ve almost figured it out… and it feels fantastic in the hand.

Here’s a realistic weathering pass I did on one  of the “Quiet Sentinel” prototypes.Do you prefer the clean one or weath...
08/02/2026

Here’s a realistic weathering pass I did on one of the “Quiet Sentinel” prototypes.

Do you prefer the clean one or weathered?

I wanted to share a bit of my design process and how this piece evolved.This design began in July 2023 as a DIY lightsab...
06/02/2026

I wanted to share a bit of my design process and how this piece evolved.

This design began in July 2023 as a DIY lightsaber, built from scraps around the house. The original goal was to create a hilt that felt at home in the Jedi game universe.

In late 2024, I revisited the concept and began refining it in CAD, pushing the design closer to the aesthetic of Orgus Din’s lightsaber. With a big shroud over a thin neck design.

From there, I developed a narrative to guide the final form: a Jedi who leaves the Order and becomes the protector of a small village on a distant planet. That story led to the title “Quiet Sentinel.”

The intention was to create something pristine and elegant, yet grounded—featuring a rural touch through the white twine grip wrap—while still feeling capable and ready for battle if needed.

The color and material choices were driven by the character’s “Grey Jedi” nature, with additional inspiration drawn from my vintage Rolex Datejust. Like the watch, I wanted the saber to feel durable, functional, and beautiful—qualities that ultimately define this design.

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