🔻 10,000 years before the fall of the Republic, a splinter sect known as the Focusworks Covenant rose during the New FocuSith Wars, sworn to protect the most potent secrets of the ancient Dark Lords.

A newly unearthed holo transmission, broadcast in an ancient dialect and discovered among the ruins of Malakor, revealed their hidden legacy:

The transmission was decoded to reveal the design for Fifteen legendary crimson-bladed Focusworks Sabers, forged through forbidden Alchemy. 

These weapons, known as the Focusworks Blades, were not mere tools, they were conduits of pure dark side power, crafted in Titanium to amplify strength, sharpen instinct with a simple McClicky Switch, and powered with an 1850 Lithium Ion Battery.

The transmission showed haunting visions: sabers with Triple Samsung IH35ID 4000K Emitters, that reach 1500 Lumens, and can burn through the Force itself with the FW Dragon Driver.

🔻 Now, after millennia of silence, all fifteen Focusworks Blades have been uncovered: revealing Red Secondaries with Matching Glow Gaskets, and Red Tritium Viles, 

Each Dark Artifact still hums with a presence both fearsome and alluring, calling out to those bold enough to seize their destiny.

Forged more than 10,000 Years Ago by Darth Jordy, Wielders of the Blades are rumored to gain strength beyond mortal limits, but whispers warn that the sabers themselves are not mere weapons — they are tests.

ONLY 15 DARK ARTIFACT FLASHLIGHTS EXIST

Those 15 who master them will Focus a legendary power, while those who falter will be consumed. These Dark Artifacts are no longer relics; they are the future — and only the strongest will command their legacy.

FocusWorks EDC specializes in seamlessly machining some of the highest quality everyday carry gear in the modern market. Created in 2015 by Jordy and his wife Lisa, FocusWorks EDC specializes in highest quality, textured flashlights, pens, lanyard beads, and box cutters. Everything you need to carry in your coat pocket or hip bag "every day". Our craftsmanship is rooted in both modern and traditional practices, inspired by space drama, shapes and textures of sci-fi creatures, and innovation in space technology.