Tag: Lightsaber

Adding to Regal Robot’s Separation Collection, the company has introduced two new magnets: a severed Luke Skywalker hand holding a lightsaber and a severed wampa hand. These are joining the previously posted tauntaun head magnet that was the first in the collection.

One of the things that nerds complain about is how lightsabers work in the Star Wars movies. Because as we all know, lasers don’t go to a certain length and then just stop. I mean, theoretically a lightsaber should go one forever, cutting through everything in its path.

We’ve all dreamed of owning our own lightsaber, just like the ones that Luke and Darth Vader used in the movies. Sure, you can buy props that look pretty awesome, but we all want a lightsaber that is actually made of light, like in the movies.

If the pen is mightier than the sword, this lightsaber pen is mightier than… The pen. Despite our technological advancements, we do still use writing instruments on occasion, but one day soon they may be relics, so a lightsaber pen like this has a lot in common with the Jedi weapon of choice.

Season your meals with the light side or the dark side with these cool grinders. These lightsaber salt and pepper grinders are the latest kitchen accessory in your already oversaturated Star Wars themed kitchen. The blue is for salt and the red is for pepper, obviously.

Darth Vader finds your lack of sliced pizza disturbing. This Lightsaber Pizza Cutter with Sound will help. Because you don’t have enough novelty Star Wars kitchen items. One more won’t hurt. This pizza cutter looks like Darth Vader’s lightsaber, but unlike his weapon, it will cut your pizza without cutting your table in half too.

Sometimes you just need to blend something and while you could dig out your old school blender with the beaters you can lick aftewards or you could get really cool with this lightsaber immersion blender. It has a handle that looks like Anakin Skywalker’s original lightsaber, complete with a blue blade.

Fans of the Dark Side will definitely want to check out these awesome new floor lamps that will help light your Star Wars themed room in style. The lamps look like lightsabers just standing there. One is fashioned after Kylo Ren’s crossbar saber and the other is the classic Darth Vader saber.

I know I am not the only Star Wars fan out there who has long thought they need to learn to sword fight. Sure you can take normal fencing or Kendo, but let’s face it neither of those are the same as fighting with lightsabers.

The latest Star Wars inspired kitchen gadget is none other than an immersion blender, featuring Vader’s lightsaber’s hilt for its handle. Now you are blending with the power of the Sith. It has a speed dial on the top of the handle and a blending arm painted red to simulate a lightsaber blade.

We all need somewhere to hang our hats, robes, or backpacks. If you’re a Star Wars geek, the best way to hang anything are these Star Wars Lightsaber wall hooks. You get a pair of them and it looks like the sabers have slashed into your wall.

Your father Bob Villa wanted you to have these when you were old enough. They are an elegant weapon for a more civilized tool box. Thanks Obi-Norm-Abrams! The people in the Star Wars universe wouldn’t survive a day without their droids.

Martin Beyer aka Graflex Saber is going to be very busy this year. He’s been working on an extremely detailed life-size replica of Anakin’s – and Luke’s and now Rey’s – lightsaber, and he recently showed off his second prototype on YouTube.

Kylo Ren’s unusual lightsaber is so popular, we saw fan-made replicas of the weapon more than a year before Star Wars: The Force Awakens came out. Now that the movie has been released and more reference materials have surfaced we’ll see more accurate third-party replicas, such as this hilt from Etsy store Steam Sailor.

We have seen Star Wars pens in the past, but those were nothing compared to this high-end fountain pen. This fancy thing fountain pen that looks like a lightsaber, and it levitates while stored. It is awesome and terrible at the same time.

Laser enthusiast Styropyro saw Allen Pan’s blowtorch lightsaber and decided to outshine it by making his own energy blade. It’s as scary as you think. Styropyro used a Nichia Gallium (III) Nitride laser to make his lightsaber.