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Title: Basic Repair Help? Post by: Dr.Cure-All on July 25, 2020, 07:25:25 PM Im your average Fella and i dont have the means to repair my saber! what would i need to repair it! and Does ultra sabers do repairs? cause i kinda need them!
Title: Re: Basic Repair Help? Post by: Astronut on July 25, 2020, 10:03:56 PM It kinda depends on what broke. If it’s electrical, a steady hand, a soldering iron, some electrical solder, and a pair of wire snips may be all you need. If it’s the blade, you might have to follow the tutorial on how to resize. If the hilt, life could get interesting.
There is a Technical section under General Chat that may be of some use. Title: Re: Basic Repair Help? Post by: HesaHeart on July 26, 2020, 12:24:55 AM Im your average Fella and i dont have the means to repair my saber! what would i need to repair it! and Does ultra sabers do repairs? cause i kinda need them! Provide more details of the issue so perhaps of the tech wiz folks here can helpTitle: Re: Basic Repair Help? Post by: Sakura No Kaze on July 26, 2020, 05:18:13 AM No, no one here can help you. Because you haven't told us what's wrong. That extra information would go a long way towards getting you the help you need. Of course, PITEWASOMA is pretty much guaranteed to fix your problem, but that's only as a last resort.
Title: Re: Basic Repair Help? Post by: Dr.Cure-All on July 28, 2020, 01:53:35 AM Ah i see allow me to explain have a small Wire Problem inside the thing and the Saber blade screw is stripped. The black wire separated from something inside the hilt and im not sure what it is attached too. i just have a Stunt saber with the black switch
Title: Re: Basic Repair Help? Post by: Dr.Cure-All on July 30, 2020, 04:47:28 PM No, no one here can help you. Because you haven't told us what's wrong. That extra information would go a long way towards getting you the help you need. Of course, PITEWASOMA is pretty much guaranteed to fix your problem, but that's only as a last resort. What is "PITEWASOMA" And how can it help me out? Anything will help at this point Title: Re: Basic Repair Help? Post by: firehand10k on July 30, 2020, 09:48:44 PM The best cheapest course of action is to email US and wait for the reply for warranty repairs. If the wait is unbearable the only other options are to learn to fix it yourself, find someone local who knows how, or pay shipping to and from and service fees for someone further away who knows.
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