1 Minute Prop Building Tips #7
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
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I needed to hear this.
I always need to be reminded. I'm anxious to get things put away but I'll regret it later if I don't take care of things now.
I'm doing the same thing right now. Since the 31st I've already improved one prop and made another small one.
Wow! You're still in the groove!
@@halstaff yep, too many props that I'd forgotten to repair, improve or complete from last year!
You nailed this one! So true!
Easier now than next October!
Great advice! I was already thinking the same thing!
Enough things seem to need repair after storage as it is without adding this years fix it list.
Another issue is you know right now what needs fixed or what you want to change. You may forget the needed repair or new plans 10 months from now.
That's for sure. I don't remember what I had for breakfast yesterday yet alone what problem I may have had with a prop last year!
That's is so true my friend so true !! love the one minute shorts :) HFL!!
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Wooot
Any suggestions for future tip videos?
I have a box of broken props in my garage. Mostly minor repairs. Finally bought a decent glue gun, so I better get to work.
Great! A word of warning though, hot glue is fantastic for temporary repairs or prototyping but not the best for permanent jobs. I've had props that were assembled with hot glue come apart in my car when transporting them. Be sure to store the props in a cool place.
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