Tutorial?

Very inventive video thank you for sharing most appreciated

Where can I buy¿🎃

That’s really cool

Nailed it in everyway, would be so cool if this was made for purchase

So cool

Paint the poles light blue like the sky . Witch looks awesome!!

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And we kept going.

Amazing

Awesome.

Damm lunatic.... thanks I am doing that next years ....good job

I KNOW THEM!!! (I was in it)

Aww man ,,,, that some cool stuff buddy

omg i wish i had one of these how friggin cool

Nice video, a sub from me. I hope to see more from you. Thanks for posting.

That's awesome !

I would Love to have her, Just Brilliant!

Awe...that's too bad! They are great!

No. I made it for my personal use.

Do you sell those?

I spent less than $150...

now i've seen everything

That's cool you show three videos - one close-up, one wide shot daytime, and one at night.

Creepy : ) In a good way. Nice job. That would seriously give me nightmares if I was a kid.

whoa.....thats so cool!!!

She's perfect! I wish I had one. GREAT job! Witches are the best part of HALLOWEEN!

Witches are my favorite Halloween monster. You did a great job. I'd love to see a video of her at night.

simply awesome! a ton of questions, however. what is the white box that is mounted to the frame? how did you run the power to the lights so the cords don't get tangled as she rotates? what kind of light did you use in the bottom of the broom? what is the material you used for the supports (i.e. aluminum)? are the counterweights filled with anything? can this withstand rain? How much torque is required to spin her? I have so many more questions, so little space....

Great ideal I carry fatwood but never thought to do that

@don48624 Don, I actually stripped the motor out of a cheap Harbor Freight drill press. It has a series of pulleys and belts attached to it to reduce the RPM. The final pulley is on a 40:1 right angle gear box. The witch boom is mounted on the low RPM shaft or that gear box.

wow great job love it what type of motor are you using

@princessadalyn Built it from scratch.

Where did you get that?

where can i get the plans to build this

Great idea, she looks wonderful!

you can dip normal matches in a pot of melted wax, and when you do it with the whole thing, it increases the burn time two fold. you should try dipping your fat wood sticks in wax to further increase burn time.

Outstanding! I agree, innovative. Some descriptions of what you did would be appreciated!

@Caveman0713 Get out there and try it. I use this technique under all conditions and it is always my most reliable method of firestarting. Fatwood burns long, lights wet and stays lit in the wind better than anything else out there. The average burn time of one of these little matches is in the 60+ second range.

nice!! love the broom

Nope, I'd have to build a car for a witch that would work on this.

can u do this with the witch u have

With enough money and time almost anything can be done.

Awesome! Love this!

Great vid, I use an old pencil sharpener from a school...just split the sticks down where they fit in the hole, and give it a spin...lol I never pay for what I can get for free...5*

TheBeebopper, Probably because working with potassium chlorate and phosphorous (red) is just not very safe. Those that have tried often end up badly burned. Commercial matches have all kinds of additives in them to make them more stable.

Excellent set up - a great fire starting system all compact into an Altoids can. I like your hacksaw blade mod as well.

nice idea cheers

It was your comment that got me to check out this video. Great Idea. Something new!

Great Job, look forward to more