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How To Make A Rotting Halloween Coffin, for less than $13 Bucks!
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2023
- Learn how to make A DIY Rotting Coffin Prop for haunters and halloween enthusiasts. This project is cheap, fun and Easy! Check out this video for step by step How To instructions.
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Wow it looks amazing. Also it looks very light weight, which is huge. Thanks for the video
It is very light weight until you put a skeleton in it lol.
This is awesome thanks
Glad you like it!
Great idea for something that adds a big bang for your buck.
Thank you! That should be my motto.
Love this - so much easier than the real wood coffin I made, lol
What about using dri-lock to make waterproof? I use that for my gravestones and while surface would end up more stone-like in black light at night no one would notice!
Yeah, really easy way to make a coffin! Also, with the price of wood, it's a very inexpensive option. Definitely can use drylock if you plan to have it outdoors. You can also use minwax polyurethane spray but be careful not to spray too close and melt the styrofoam.
This is awesome! Looks so easy to do! Thank you for this tutorial!
You are welcome! Yes, super easy and inexpensive! It looks great with the coffin lid that I made in another video and chains wrapped around it. I'm hoping to do a video later this year where we add a deer motor and make the lid open and close rapidly like there is a zombie inside.
Looks Excellent!!!! 👍👍🎃
Thank you! It was very easy to make and I was surprised at how realistic it looked even using the white styrofoam instead of pink.
Really nice job! Love this!
Awesome, thank you! I'll be posting a video on how to make the coffin lid very soon.
Great tutorial. I like the knotted wood effects. Thank you for sharing!
Yes, simple but effective! Thanks for watching!
Well done
Thank you!
Awesome tutorial. Did you make the wall panels as well? If so would love to see a tutorial on that as well.
Thank you! Yes, I did make the panels. We used those spiked wall panels last year on our front porch for Halloween. I do have some extra foam 4x8 sheets, I may have to do a tutorial on how to make them.
Have you ever tried plasti-dip? It will help protect the foam. It's used on eva foam. Like when people make larp weapons.
I have seen that used on EVA. I may try that idea.
@@GRUNGEHaunts it comes in different colors I think. I know black white and red
I'd like to know the results of that. I have a feeling the solvent in the plasti-dip will eat the foam. A sealant in between might help, though.
@@Mister_E. It works great on Eva foam and I have seen it used on spray foam
Where did you get the skeleton? It looks better then most i have seen.
I believe I bought the skeleton last year at Home Depot. Just the base $34 skelie
great job and coffin bro. looks great. happy halloween. i just had this pop up as a recommended. i guess it is because i just made a coffin video lolol. i made a coffin with a zombie in it prop. well i fixed a old school prop from a vintage halloween store that closed and we got the coffin and i fixed it. repaired it. the lid was in bad shape etc. but now it is great. if your bored check out my new 2 minute video on my zombie coffin prop.
Awesome, I will check that out!
You didn’t include the price of paint.
That is true, you could probably add 75 cents to the total cost for that. I only spritz the spray paint a few times for shadows and the black wash is made with dollar store acrylic paint. I hope you were still able to enjoy the video.
you should wear a helmet when you are using a woodburner
I definitely should be more aware of my safety!