Making An Antique Wooden Barber Pole Prop | Old Western Ghost Town Decoration Idea
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- How to make a spinning barber pole prop. Here's a close behind the scenes look at the way we went about creating this fun spinning prop for our Halloween old western spooky mining ghost town this year for October called Grave Rock Gulch. The barber pole prop will attach to the first level of our new haunted barber shop and dentist halloween facade false front wall that will live in the front yard of our home haunt. It's designed to spin if the trick or treaters choose to touch it but we may make it into an animated motorized moving prop later if we have time. Its constructed of painted, aged, and sanded wood and we used old modified caster brackets to mount the pole to the wall. We created the paint strips by measuring and using 2" masking tape. It was a fun detail to add that should get a few interested peoples attention so you may sneak up behind them for a quick scare. The prop is perfect for a film or independent movie set or for decorating your salon or barber shop.
If your interested in the construction of the Barber Shop Facade click link below
Making An Old Western Barber Shop Facade Part 1
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You guys rock. Such amazing things that you build. Jeana, you are like a model even when you are painting and such. Thank you for the barber pole history...very interesting.
Great Video as always love the barber pole build and the history about it
Wow you all do such an amazing job! Even for a smaller prop like this, you find a way to make it spook-tacular!!
It looks sooo great! You guys are doing such a fabulous job and Jeana you always look so pretty!
Wow, you guys make things Tonka Tough! Looks great and sturdy. Barber Pole Dancing never caught on but that one would sure hold up to abuse the hairy guys would put on it.
Y'all are crafty !!! Very nice
Cool idea. Thanks
Greg
The barber pole looks cool. Thanks for sharing.=)
Thanks hope you feel better soon.
I cut through the neighborhood and saw this today. Looked you up. Can't wait to see it in action.
Its funny you say that because when we were googling the barber pole to see images and learn a little about them there were a few interesting things popping up. LOL!
That's a great idea and will put on the to do list which is getting longer instead of shorter! LOL!
LOL! Thanks Cory, We love you and all your stuff!
Thanks for this video guys! I like the behind the scenes videos a lot! The pole looks absolutely awesome...great job again you guys!
Cutting a caster bracket in half is a great idea why didn't I think of that!! I had several I'm not going to use laying around and if I cut them in half I would have had to grind off all the sharp edges anyways so no one cut themselves, its one of several ways to do it. I think the pole outside was representing the pole used inside for holding if I'm not mistaken. Thanks for watching and the comment. =)
you guys are geniuses and have amazing skills in detail! im catching up on your vids now, great work cant wait to see what this year looked like!
Thank you, we are behind and trying to catch up with watching videos too. Still working on our day time walk through and night time videos =)
well if anyone's haunt vids are worth waiting for its definitely you guys!
It looks so Awesome! Great work!!!
Ok ?? Is there a reason you didn't split a single caster in half and saved the time of grinding the weld ?? looks great. I never heard the part of using the pole to hold onto but have heard the bloody rags that were hung outside would twist in the wind ......
first !!! .... and preeettty sweeet !!!love the barber pole !!! HFL!!
you should add a blue stripe as well so your barber not only did bloodletting (red stripe) but also performed surgery (blue stripe) extra creepy
i would of loved to seen how you shaped it round,i know you used a grinder but id like to see it done.
Hahaha, That's to funny!
emmmmm....actually they would hang the bloody red and white bandages outside the shop to dry and the wind would make the bandages spiral thus giving you the spinning Barber pole effect you see today...
I hate u guys...your making all our stuff look like shit! Were rookies...hahaha ;) Fabulous job as always =)