How to make a Drop Haunt - build overview, tips and see it in action on Halloween!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Learn how to make a drop haunt for a home haunt or haunted attraction. I wanted to make this an automated drop haunt for my Graveyard set at the Bethel Pumpkin House. An electric magnet and pneumatic cylinder automate the drop down the reveal a 3 axis skull from Haunted House Creations. Let me know if you end up making your own drop haunt or drop down, Happy Haunting!
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To see this drop haunt in the full Graveyard set at the Bethel Pumpkin House check it out here: • The 2020 Graveyard at ...
Build item Links
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+ Pneumatic cylinder 3/4: www.frightprop...
+ Air Line Regulator: www.frightprop...
+ 4-Way 5-Port Valve with 1/8 Inch Ports: www.frightprop...
+ 3-axis talking skull: www.hauntedhou...
+ Boobox Flex Max: www.frightprop...
+ Foot Bracket (for cyclinder): www.frightprop...
Instagram profiles I referenced
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EZBSVS Studios (3d printed drop): @ezbsvs
Nightmare Acres: @nightmareacres
Taylor: @gilmantaylor
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Shot with: iPhone 12pro
Edited with: Premiere CC
Audio Credit:
+ Rockville - Patrick Patrikios
+ TipToes - Myuu
Oh man! I have a column with a drop panel in it as well. This mechanism is way more robust than mine. Looks like I need to perform an upgrade. Thanks!
So glad to hear it! Hope this added some inspiration!
I want to try this one year! Thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome Kristy!
Great work!!! Looks freaking amazing!
Thanks! 🖤 appreciate it!
Amazing!! GREAT JOB!!
Thanks man, appreciate it!
Great detail 17:07
looks really good
Thank you! Appreciate it
I have a question, why did you use the electro magnet to hold the drop panel up? Your cylinder is double acting so if you switch the hoses on your cylinder it's normal state will be extended instead of retracted. Then to "drop" the panel you trigger the solenoid to retract the cylinder and pull the panel down.
That’s another good way to do it!
The magnet was the best option for me, this was apart of an automated show that looped every 60 min and a good 20 min of that didn’t have the drop down so wanted something that wouldn’t need the air compressor. Also, the columns are made of wood and I’ve seen pneumatics slowly destroy wood sets after prolonged use, for example this drop down would drop 500+ times a night so I was worried it might start to loosen some things 😅
@@menaceproductions Thank you for the explanation! I have only used steel with my pneumatics, but I assume you are probably right about it running that much would be hard on the wood.
The prop looks amazing! I am going to have to build something similar this year.
This is awesome! How did you make the column look like stone?
It’s all about the hard coat which is lots of things like sand, rice, paint, spackle, etc mixed together. I was actually thinking about making a video that explain it.
How did you do your pumpkins? Freaking killer job
They’re carved funkins with some flame bulbs that I converted to run off of batteries, Adam Savage has a tutorial you could check out!
Very cool. I can't figure out the magnet. Where did you get it from?
I got the magnet from Amazon, here ya go! www.amazon.com/dp/B01FK78BQC/
@@menaceproductions TY!!! It was driving me crazy looking for it.
@@michaelorourke245 you bet! Let me know if you end up using it!
Very cool.. New Sub..!
Thank you 🖤
Comment below I been getting on my other channel probably spam but looks dope mann!!
Thank you for the heads up, removed! Also a glad you like it! 🙌🏻
@@menaceproductions anytime and oh yeah I'm very excited to decorate soon too!
@@FishingWithLogan1919 likewise, the season is almost upon us!
@@menaceproductions exciteddd