Insert the connector end of the blade into your saber’s emitter, gently but firmly pushing all the way down so the blade properly connects to the pins.

(!) If the blade does not slide in fully, the retention screw may be obstructing it. Remove the blade, use the provided allen key to loosen the screw and retry.

For the blade to maintain a firm connection to the spring-loaded pins in the emitter, firmly hold the blade in place while tightening the blade retention screw.

Tighten the screw gradually, testing its security by ensuring the blade cannot rotate.

Do not overtighten as that may damage the blade and the retention screw.

To remove, hold the saber upright and loosen the blade retention screw until the blade easily slides out.

(!) We recommend getting a Blade Plug to protect the connecting pins in the emitter while the blade is removed for travel, storage or display.
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With the blade’s tip pointed towards the floor, remove the dust cap. This blade contains a sheet of diffusion film that is loose to allow for greater flexibility while dueling.

(!) If the diffusion film slides out, roll it tight enough so it can slide back in with no resistance. Then unroll the sheet while inside the blade until it is firmly pressed against the inner walls.

Slide the blade into the emitter and firmly hold it in place.

(!) If the blade does not slide in fully, the retention screw may be obstructing it. Remove the blade, use the provided allen key to loosen the screw and retry.

Tighten the blade retention screw gradually, testing its security by ensuring the blade cannot rotate.

Do not overtighten as that may damage the blade and the retention screw.

To remove, hold the saber upright and loosen the blade retention screw until the blade easily slides out.

(!) The LEDs in the hilt are categorized as a class 2 laser and can damage your eyes when lit without the blade inserted. We recommend getting a Blade Plug to safely diffuse the LEDs while the blade is removed for travel, storage or display.