Sure thing, I can help you with that. First, check the balance of the sword after you add the sensor. If the weight shifts, you’ll lose feel. Then, tweak the spring tension in the hilt—start with a medium spring and run a few swings, feeling how the grip reacts. You want a subtle click, not a hard thud. Also make sure the sensor isn’t pulling on the leather too much; a small rubber sleeve can dampen that. Once you’ve got the base set, run the sword through a few short sprints and note where the feedback feels off. I’ll send you a quick table of spring constants and weight adjustments if you give me the specs. Remember, a warrior trusts the weight of the blade more than any fancy electronics. Let's get this right.

Glad to hear it, just keep the grip as tight as a well‑tied knot and let the sensor sit snugly in the core. When you get the numbers, I’ll give you a quick tweak list. This is going to be a fine blade—let’s make sure it feels like a second skin. Keep me posted.