Zero-G Saber Stand
The Zero-G Saber Stand uses magnetic levitation and precision balancing to suspend your hilt in midair. It slowly rotates under built-in LED lighting, with no visible wires or supports.
Power it on, and your saber rises into the frame as if held by the Force. Quiet, unexpected and impossible to ignore.
Shipping starts early September.
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
MAGNETIC LEVITATION
Electromagnets and precision balancing hold your saber suspended in air, with no visible support and no cables in the frame.
SLOW ROTATION DISPLAY
The hilt turns gradually on its own, giving every angle its moment under the light instead of hiding half the design against a wall.
BUILT-IN LED MODES
Multiple lighting settings let the stand match your setup, your stream, or the saber itself.
COLLECTOR-GRADE FRAME
17.6 inches tall with a clean housing built for a shelf, a desk, or a convention booth, not a garage workbench.
WEIGHT BALANCING
Fine-tuned calibration keeps compatible hilts steady and centered once they are floating: no drift, no wobble.
Compatibility
Designed for balanced saber hilts with removable cores and suitable pommels.
- Collector and replica hilts
- Round, flat-bottom pommels
- Properly balanced empty hilts
- Removable-core sabers
Crossguard, curved, fixed-core and irregularly shaped hilts may not be compatible.
FEATURES
Anti-gravity floating effect
Suspends your saber smoothly with zero visible supports.
Smooth rotating display
360-degree continuous rotation for complete visibility.
Adjustable balancing
Precision magnetic calibration prevents drift or wobble.
Integrated LED illumination
Built-in lighting to highlight every detail of the hilt.
Premium, space-saving design
Compact footprint optimized for shelves, desks, or displays.
Built for collectors and display setups
Engineered specifically for high-end collectible hilts.
How It Works
Position your compatible hilt inside the stand and carefully adjust its balance. The magnetic system holds it in midair while it slowly rotates, creating a display that feels powered by the Force.