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Hand Shaping foam into a Haunted House
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Welcome back to another crazy video! Today we continue with the journey of creating an extension for the Haunted House facade! Using a surefoam shaper and some elbow grease, we shape up our foam sheets to look like wood siding! Its quite a bit of work but it's totally worth it! Also using a little lumber we come of with a way to create a false roof that can be taken apart and stored! So join me for some fun! and Maybe just maybe you might pick up some new ideas!
Awwwww man Bob Vila math!!! My brain hurts now. Looks great man!! I love the shape of the windows.
Lol 😂 thanks man
Thanks, Jay (aka NOT👉🎅🏼)!😂 You’re giving me some much needed inspiration not to give up on my goofy foam wall project that keeps blowing away before I can even finish it!🤪😅🖤🎃
Lol 😂 I totally understand that!
The Santa bit tho
Lol good? No good?
It was good@@UnhingedProductions1
So entertaining and coming together really nicely. It’s going to be an amazing structure❣️ Enjoyed your sidekick sense of humor. 😅 Thanks for all that you do. 👍😍👍😍👍😍
Thank you for taking the time to watch and support
YW. My pleasure. 🙂
You're Jay the Juggernaut not Gandalf the Grey. You might not be Santa, but you give us plenty of Halloween gifts. You're welcome to visit my chimney any time.
Nice idea on the corner supports. Anything that reinforces it will save you repairs later. Turrets look great, but they have a lot of math in them. Luckily with a project like this you can fudge it to make it work. Don't underestimate the value of the details you are carving in. If you give a suggestion of something, people's minds will fill in the rest. Even from the road there will be a giant difference between carved detail and painted lines.
I just like figuring out how to do stuff. The idea came to me as soon as you mentioned the problem in the video, but it took me a couple of days to figure out how to explain it to someone else.
Could you hinge the roof sections in pairs so they would fold flat for storage? Then you would only have to brace between the pairs. You would have to build a jig to bridge the gap and replace the end supports on the sections.
For the bolts holding the roof on if you use eye bolts instead you can eliminate the need to counter sink them and then hang something from the eye.
Those eaves are wide enough you could make some gargoyles to go up there. If you built them on boards you could preinstall bolts to secure them to the eaves.
Thanks for the update.
Thanks man! With a little more thought a guy might be able to make the roof sections hinge. Gargoyles on the top would be cool, but probably not in the scope for this year! Thanks for all the input and ideas
Wow it looks amazing alteady
Keep up thé good work 👍👍
Thanks! It’s getting there
I laughed so much 🤣 😂. Love these videos. Amazing job so far. Can't wait to see it finished, 😂😂 Krampus 😅
Thanks! And thanks for making it to the end!
Great awesome work 👍🏽👍🏽👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you
About time we saw some carving. Hey, didn't the band Rush do a song called "Carve Away the Foam"? Lol
Lol maybe
That was a joke, my dude. Rush did a song called "Carve Away the Stone"... Now I feel as old as Santa. lol@@UnhingedProductions1
Lol we’re all old
Wow, it looks great, not Santa.
Lol thanks