The Saber Archives

An original design, inspired by Sasuke Uchiha from the Naruto series, this custom saber features a tomoe engraved chokepoint, Rinnegan inspired mid-grip, as well as corded lower grip inspired by his iconic Obi. Pommel features his personal Mangekyō Sharingan. I'm always open for custom commissions!

A Classic of the Old Republic, and one of my favourites! Any Sith Warrior recognises it as the first saber they receive on their journey. It offers a choice of choke points, and a section for wrapping, this saber allows for more customisation than others. This one got me started on designing!

From Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, comes the Praetor. Used by students of the new academy, it features a double hand grip, status lights and setting switches. How many of you used this one in your playthrough?

Older fans might recognise this one as the Dark Jedi Sariss' saber from Dark Forces II. Simple in its design, the hilt possesses a guarded emitter, a choke point with adjustment k**b and a grip that feels natural in hand. Perfect for two handed strikes!

The High Republic has some nifty designs! This is the saber of Padawan Ram Jomaram. His hilt is shorter than average, and comprises of a flared emitter, and segmented grip. His saber is strapped to his chest in it's mid section when not in use.

First appearing in Attack of the Clones, the youngling training saber is an all-around hilt, designed for younglings to hone their skills. Shorter than most sabers, with multiple sections, many jedi incorporated elements of their personal sabers from this standard model.

Comissioned, based on a sketch by MasterShaftner, this hilt is heavily inspired by Minato Namikaze from the Naruto anime series. Two grip sections, separated by a choke point, the pommel features his kunai, which is perfect for backhand strikes. I take custom commissions all the time, no reference image needed!

Been working on fan favourite Darth Malgus for a while. A truly unique design with the blade emitter, it also utilises a short choke point for spins, and a lengthened grip for his powerful blows.

First post goes to a legend, Kyle Katarn. His simple, katana style hilt allowed for versatility.

Happy 2023 everyone! Welcome to The Saber Archives. Can't wait to share some of my work with you!