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Lightsaber Teardown

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  • At first, we're a bit stumped by the crystal chamber cover. Turns out it's quite easy to remove with a half-twist and some well-targeted pressure.

  • We subject the cover to a small battery of tests; it's made of an unknown material that is both nonmagnetic and nonconducting.

  • With its smooth inner surface and segmented exterior, this looks designed to protect the wielder from the saber's extreme energy output, while possibly providing a small measure of cooling for the internals.

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