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Breathing Grave DIY Halloween Prop CHEAP
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2022
- This is one of the first DIY motorized props I think people should try and build. It's cheap, it's easy, and it has a great effect.
Here's a link to the motors:
Prop Motors (Amazon) - amzn.to/3p6ToT0
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Me, before clicking: "Yeah, yeah, massage chair, seen it a million times." Me, 25 seconds into the video: "I was so wrong and this is brilliant." Very clever, and economical to boot! I could see doing this as a vertical panel in the wall of a haunted house, using stretchy fabric painted to match the solid walls.
Haha glad I could show you something new! I definitely have some shiatsu massager builds that I’ve done, but as much as I can I try and use these little motors with simple designs.
cynical much?
@@zeldafitzgerald4149 Yes, actually. 🙂
Came here to say that!
BRILLIANT!
I’m inspired. I know nothing about electronics but have always wanted to build my own props. Your explanation is clear and concise. Makes me think I could actually do something like this. Thank you!
Go for it!!! The electronics part of this is super simple. Just plug in two wires and you’re done. Probably the best motorized prop to start with and one of the favorites of people visiting my yard haunt. I have a lot of things with subtle movement like this and I’ll watch as families stop and the kids get excited when they spot another thing moving in the graveyard.
Same
Cleaver.. You need a Disney style poem on the headstone.
Something like "HERE LIES BEA REATHING. SHE'S NOT QUITE DEAD, SO PLEASE STOP YOUR GRIEVING"
Absolutely making this...I have all the supplies including the wood and motor...this is on my weekend project list.😂Thank you...Great video.
Great job. This is exactly what I wanted to make. I have several of these motors so I’ll add mine to our raised garden bed graves. I can sort of dig it into the dirt a bit so it’s more flush. Way cool and cheap.
What a great tutorial and prop! So easy, yet memorable.
Glad you liked it!
I just moved into my own house and found this a great idea. I will try this for next year as it is too close right now.
Great tutorial. It was short, but still covered everything.
This is so clever!
Instructive, and recycles. My kinda Guy!
hey thanks! I've also seen people use tennis balls but I figured why not use some Mt. Dew haha.
Very cool I have the motors already and everything else so I will most definitely be making it
Awesome! I have a bunch more simplified props that I have made using these same motos that I can hopefully post soon.
I LOVE THIS! I am looking for a arm slasher style swing but 😳😍
Adding today!
Great idea! Great how-to! Will definitely have to try this in my 2024 Haunt.
--LJ
Love it. Simple, Yet very effective.
Wow This Is Great!! One Of The Most Creative Ideas I've Ever Seen!! Good Job!! 🎃
Thanks! I have a bunch of other videos of props I’ve done that I’ll be uploading and hopefully they can live up to this one.
THANKS for sharing. I can't wait to make this !!!
Have fun!
Love it I will try it this year! Great idea
That’s fantastic! Would love to see how it turns out!
Great prop dude.
Thanks! I love simple but effective props.
Definitely going to give this one a try. Thank you for sharing ❤
GREAT!
Thanks! This video must have hit some recommendations in the algorithm or must be a tik tok about breathing grave props because I’ve been getting a lot more views here.
Hey using bottles was a great idea very nice.
Hey! Love your channel, been a subscriber/fan of what you do for a while. Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
@@digitaldecorstore7268 Thank you! It's always great to come across other fun spooky Halloween projects.
Nice build. I would put the motor in a plastic take out container and run the wires out from there to protect the motor. seal the opening with silicone.
I found the black plastic covered it up really well and haven’t had any issues with rain or snow. But without the black plastic would for sure need some sort of waterproofing.
So freaking cool.
I do not know why RUclips decided to wait until now to show me this channel, but at least I've seen and subbed now
Glad you found it and subbed! Just a small channel trying to do some fun projects for cheap. I have probably 20 more videos I recorded over a year ago but haven’t been able to edit and post them. Got diagnosed with a pretty nasty stage 4 stomach cancer September of last year and just now am finally feeling like I might be able to get them edited. So hopefully I can deliver some new videos soon!
@@digitaldecorstore7268 I am sorry to hear your health woes, I'll think good thoughts in your direction and look forward to more wonderful videos. Above everything else, feel better.
MUCHAS GRACIAS
Love it!? Gotta try
You should!
THIS IS GENIUS!!!!
Thanks!
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
this is really cool. could you use big zip ties to attach the bottles to the pvc? i love this idea, i am going to try it out. thank you
For sure! As long as they don’t slip. I’ve seen people use duct tape as well and that seems to work pretty good.
Awesome video. Instead of using black plastic what about using black landscape fabric? Its cheap and will not get stiff if colder temps. Just an idea.
Hey thanks! I had thought about that but where I live in Utah we tend to get snow in October so wanted it as a protective barrier for the motor. Also I think the bottles would have a higher chance of snagging on the landscape fabric. I bet if you used tennis balls or something with a super low chance of snagging landscape fabric would work a lot better with the temperature changes.
@@digitaldecorstore7268 I'll experiment and build one with each and see what happens. Awesome idea you have there.
Love the idea. What do you do about rain? Wouldn't it collect/pool on the plastic?
You can poke holes in the low points of the plastic if you want some drainage but I haven’t had much issues with it. I live in Utah and we often get both rain and snow in October.
This sounds cool, but if I was doing it I would maybe add some more detail to it, like for example on top of the plastic that goes into this dummy coffin box I would put some leaves on top of it or maybe fake blood to kinda add detail to it overall, and that would make it look cooler I think. But yeah definitely this is a pretty good idea for Halloween decoration.
Thanks! Those are great ideas. I’m hoping these inspire people by simplifying props and principles that they can then go build their own and share them here for others to learn. The haunt builder community on RUclips is fantastic!
@@digitaldecorstore7268 Ha ha thanks for the reply, definitely its cool to see videos like this for Halloween.
this is great. can you use a battery to power this?
The specific motor I’m using in the video runs on AC power so you’d have to do some power conversion to get it to run on DC batter power. Probably be better off trying to find an equivalent DC motor instead so you don’t have to do any power converting.
Genius
Thanks! Glad you liked it! Always trying to put my own dirt cheap budget twist on things.
What size bottles did you use?
🎶 cut a hole in that box 🎶
That IS step one. But the next steps might be a bit TOO scary for most home haunters yards haha
@@digitaldecorstore7268 thank you for getting my stupid joke 😄
@@lizardmilk stupid jokes are my jam.
Great prop and I'm attempting to make it. How did you attach the pipe to the motor?
There are a couple options. If your motors came with attached caps then that’s the easiest. If not you can always drill a small hole near the end of the pipe through both sides. Then use a cotter pin, thin nail or anything else that is long enough to fit through the pipe and the small hole in the motor shaft. You may want to pack stuff around the motor shaft so the pipe doesn’t bounce around and has a more snug fit on the motor shaft. That’s how I did my skeleton rotating the bbq spit in my other video.
Thank you. Btw, what size pipe are you using?
What size pvc did you use?
I believe it is 1/2” PVC. That’s what most of these motors come with for the attachment. It’s also what I use for most props since it’s fairly cheap and also is the exact size to fit inside of pool noodles for other types of props.
How about making a graveyard with skeletons that play bowling with their heads?
That would be super cool. Would be pretty simple to do as a static thing but I’d have to think on how to make that motorized.
@@digitaldecorstore7268 It is actually from an old story, about a boy that travels out into the world, in order to learn how to be afraid. 😉
How did you power it?
The motors come with a plug that has a power switch on it so I just used that.
@@digitaldecorstore7268 do you think it will lift a pallet if I use a couple motors? To make it look like it's breathing?
You would need a WAY stronger motor like a wiper motor or something else with high torque. These little synchronous motors are for very light weight projects.
😥 P r o m o S M.