L'chut's first attempt at creating a lightsaber for himself took place under the guidance of his master on an abandoned but habitable asteroid mining facility. Master Hilo believed that the seclusion and isolation would aid L'chut in creating his perfect lightsaber and so left him there, alone, for a week to work with the parts. It was a disaster, mitigated only by the fact that L'chut hadn't permanently damaged most of the components. Disappointed, but determined to help L'chut along, Master Hilo aided him in his second attempt and L'chut was able to create his lightsaber the second time, though a few of the components had to be replaced from the first attempt. Despite its somewhat mundane appearance (and the handful of places where a decoration covered up an imperfection in the craftsmanship) L'chut did gain a stronger connection to his crystal during the second construction, enabling him to bond with it much more thoroughly than most Jedi did when creating their first saber.

The hilt resembles http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_LBoiJX-K6F8/S_1fsogOXvI/AAAAAAAAA-c/sVkTTM6z5to/s1600/Ro-lightsaber+Rahm+Kota4.jpg but is made of far less impressive materials. Its shape is a simple cylinder and, though the hilt is padded for comfort, it shows many signs of being put together by a poor craftsman. From a distance they would be impossible to tell but anyone holding the saber would have to be blind to miss the clear mismatches of components and hasty welding spots.