What size is the little drill bit? I usued one about the size of a piece of lead from a mechanical pencil. It seems to be to small. The stream of rubber cement is so thin that it tends to fly-away from the wind from the fan blade. I have to be very delicate with the speed of the drill (drill is 0-2500RPM).
Great Video. Very detailed. Thank you, this is just what I was looking for. Please post more Halloween How To's.
what size fan blade is that, and where might i find it have looked at the depot lowes and osh, and how many holes do you need to drill in the container thanks and have a frightful halloween
@brettlorijames i believe it's a 6" fan for duct work. i bought mine a farm supply store "Princess Auto" but i'm sure that you can find one at a heating and air conditioning supplier. two holes in the container. first one gets plugged by the bolt. the second (the very tiny one) lets the glue out. i tried more, but just ended up with too much glue coming out.
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If you're making a lot of web I would use an air compressor. You can use rubber cement or low melt glue in a glue gun.
lbwoods 1 month ago
Could this be done on a giant scale for a monster wed using an industrial fan?
kezadrone 1 month ago
Awsome , Thank you so much for making this video I'm going to make one for this year.
Halloweenville 1 month ago in playlist My stuff
Thanks for making the only good video on the topic on the entire YouTube.
1ucasvb 3 months ago
What size is the little drill bit? I usued one about the size of a piece of lead from a mechanical pencil. It seems to be to small. The stream of rubber cement is so thin that it tends to fly-away from the wind from the fan blade. I have to be very delicate with the speed of the drill (drill is 0-2500RPM).
Great Video. Very detailed. Thank you, this is just what I was looking for. Please post more Halloween How To's.
ManuFortiMcCoy 4 months ago
How many people were waiting for him to pull the trigger at 3:29?
serpensphile 4 months ago
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CARDOLLINU 4 months ago
In a special on television had seen a strange gun that used the heated sugar. Can you explain how it works?
CARDOLLINU 4 months ago
I'd chop my arm off using it...no- REALLY.
debbiechickie5 4 months ago
REALLY COMPLIMENTS FOR YOUR ORDER?
YOU SHOULD MAKE A SITE WITH ALL YOUR ALL YOUR GLUE THAT YOU USED ingenious ideas?
You could use the sugar dissolved O HEATED?
CARDOLLINU 4 months ago
Do you know if the web glows when you light it up with a black light???
downhillbomber13 4 months ago
Im an avid prop build and just let me say i LOVE your shop so neat and organized its perfect!
AltShiftSmoke 5 months ago
Nice..
tonyprops 6 months ago
awesome! thanks for the tutorial...just what ive been looking for!!
nickdudman82 7 months ago
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pro120ful 9 months ago
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pro120ful 9 months ago
The faster the drill the smaller the hole and likely the finer the web.
Definitely use a high speed drill and not some cheap 12v cordless!
One of these shoots we should see how your air powered die grinder would work, hey Levi?
DennyFilms 1 year ago
Will contact cement work or does it have to be rubber cement
hfxscotsman33 1 year ago
@hfxscotsman33 i would not use contact cement, rubber cement is designed to be a removable adhesive so i cleans up easily
lbwoods 1 year ago
How hard is that stuff to clean up ? If I use it in a home for a party
hfxscotsman33 1 year ago
@hfxscotsman33 you can clean up the glue as easily as cleaning up real cob webs
lbwoods 1 year ago
Awesome, thanks for the help
hfxscotsman33 1 year ago
what size fan blade is that, and where might i find it have looked at the depot lowes and osh, and how many holes do you need to drill in the container thanks and have a frightful halloween
brettlorijames 1 year ago
@brettlorijames i believe it's a 6" fan for duct work. i bought mine a farm supply store "Princess Auto" but i'm sure that you can find one at a heating and air conditioning supplier. two holes in the container. first one gets plugged by the bolt. the second (the very tiny one) lets the glue out. i tried more, but just ended up with too much glue coming out.
lbwoods 1 year ago
You put the fan on backwards...
mbunds 1 year ago
@mbunds yes we did. i eventually twisted the blades in the opposite direction for the correct air flow.
lbwoods 1 year ago