A hilt is a stack, built from the blade end down. Select a section to see what it does.

Anatomy of a hilt

Blade endBase

Lightsaber Emitters & Shrouds 10 parts

Holds the blade and sets the front silhouette.

Lightsaber Grip Sections 20 parts

Where your hands go. Decides how the saber feels.

Lightsaber Switch Sections 19 parts

Carries the activation button and charge port.

Lightsaber Connectors & Barrels 18 parts

Joins sections and sets the total length.

Lightsaber Pommels & End Caps 17 parts

Caps the base and adds balance at the rear.

Pick a component for each section, then add the whole build to your cart.

Plan your build

  1. Your buildChoose sections above to start

The five component families

20

Lightsaber Grip Sections

Where your hands go. Decides how the saber feels.

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19

Lightsaber Switch Sections

Carries the activation button and charge port.

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18

Lightsaber Connectors & Barrels

Joins sections and sets the total length.

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Finishes

Components come in a range of finishes, depending on the part. Available colours are listed on each component page. Keep a build to one colour for a clean look, or contrast the grip and pommel against the barrel.

  • Black
  • Silver
  • Grey
  • Red
  • Blue
  • Yellow
  • Green
  • White
  • Pink

Prices on each component page are shown in your local currency.

What else a build needs

VHC components are the shell of the saber. A working build also needs the electronics and the blade, all compatible with the VHC range:

New to sabers generally? The guide to maintaining and customising your saber covers the basics first.

Building a custom hilt from VHC components

Common questions

Yes. Every section in the VHC range shares the same universal thread, so any component pairs with any other. There are no sub-ranges or incompatible generations to work around.

One thread across all 84 parts

Aircraft-grade aluminium, machined and finished. The same material used across the Parsec hilt range.

There is no fixed number. A short, simple build is typically an emitter, one or two mid sections including a switch section, and a pommel. Longer hilts add grip and barrel sections in between.

Because sections thread together, you can start small and extend later.

VHC components are designed around Parsec cores and blades. If you are planning a build around an existing saber and want to check a specific combination first, get in touch before ordering.

No. VHC parts are the shell of the saber. A working build also needs a core for sound and lighting, a blade, and a battery and charger from accessories.

Most people start with the grip, because it decides how the saber feels in the hand, then choose an emitter and pommel to match.