You're welcome! Glad you liked it.

Thank you! I tried putting it up in our dining and the wife said no!

I didn't really have a good measurement; I used a universal drill bit and just made small holes to start and gradually increased the diameter as I moved toward the end.

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Yes, you need fog juice. You just pour it into the reservoir in the fog machine.

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I didn't have an issue with that. You might need a higher watt fog machine, although I only used a 400 watt in the video.

Just a 400w fog machine.

A few, yes!

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Scroll to the end of the video, I show you how to make the finials. Just dollar store skulls and dollar store solar torch lights.

Because the project is for a fog chiller, the fogger and fog juice can be used without the chiller. If you want low lying fog you need to add a chiller.

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Yes, so far it's been working great! I've received advice to wet the grass before. I will see if that works in a week and a half!

It's not going to work as well as a 500 dollar setup but for 15 bucks it worked better than I expected.

Thank you! It worked better than I expected, I'm glad you liked it!

I love these ideas! I will definitely do this on Halloween.

I didn't use low lying fog and I've heard that low lying fog is not actually any better than standard fog juice. I haven't tested it though.

There is a small gap, because the hose rests on the exterior frame and I did cut large slits on the side of the tube for air intake. So far it's worked great.

They actually come with a male/female end that snaps in place. Although I suspect I will need some duct tape at some point after reusing them each year.

They actually last about 3 hours, so I only have to replace 2-3 times a night. I have to add more fog juice way more times than I have to change out the bottles.

Yes. I just lifted the tube on one end and they fall out the other.

I already purchased a patio mister and I want to try that. I'll have an update video if it works!

Yes, it's in the "how to make fake blood" video. Link should be in the description.

No it did not overheat. There is a gap between the tube and nozzle. Also, I made large slits where I hooked up the zip ties that provide airflow.

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Freezing the fog juice wouldn't work. It still needs to get to a certain temperature from the fog maching element to produce the fog. Then it needs to be chilled after to get the low lying fog effect.

How do u make fog juice?!!

It's literally propylene glycol/vegetable glycerin and distilled water ​@@zes57

thanks for the tip

If u leave a gap how do u keep the fog in the tube? The force of the machine?

I didn't know about wetting the grass. Awesome tip!

I did add more slits in the tube for airflow. There is a small gap because the tube rests on the frame and is not snug to the nozzle. So far it's working. I'm definitely going to try wetting the grass down.

That should work too!

You should still be able to use a dryer vent tube instead of the drain tube.

It's probably a 400-watt

It's just a 400w cheapest fogger on Amazon. I could probably get much better results with a better fogger and heavy fog juice.

I think I'm definitely going to make a second one for my yard as well.

I thought it would help direct the fog into the into the frozen ice with the help of gravity, but I don't think it really matters.

I have been struggling to get low lying fog because on the night we usually have our party and I use this and if the air is cold and the fog is warmer it doesn’t stay low

No, that is the huge benefit of using Loctite spray foam, it doesn't melt when you spray paint. Sytrofoam and the pink XPS foam does melt.

Glad you liked it!! Happy Haunting!

Rubbing alcohol and vineger on the battery terminals was what fixed it I think. I've used that hack on many battery operated props.

It helps the paint seep and flow into the cracks and crevices. I don't know why, but I can tell the difference when I don't add the dish soap.

That's funny, nightmare on elm street was my all time scariest movie too. Didn't help that I went to the movie when I was in grade school with my older brother who left me alone to sit with his friends.

​@GRUNGEHaunts 😂😂😂 damn older brothers!! I love my mask! Your booth was our favorite at Horrorcon. Thank you for making all these tutorials. Absolutely awesome!! We cannot wait to get started on these projects!

@@morticiaheisenberg9679Thank you! It was a great event, I loved meeting so many haunters!

I made a block mold for the lower jaw. It is nice that they are separate, because I can glue the jaw in any position I want. Here is the tutorial link for the lower jaw: kzbin.info/www/bejne/robOoamuftSnaMk

I use clear Gorilla glue, although original will work too. You could also use great stuff expanding foam for adhesive but it's messy and you will have to cut the excess after it dries.

They are a little smaller than normal skulls. I bought these at the Dollar store.

yeah, I swapped to side view too late on this video. I have some people that want it faster and some that want it slower. I have one minute videos on this build and all my builds on my fb reels page or tiktok.

As Allen Hopps says, it's sometimes better to finish a project than be perfect. I'm not Rembrandt. While I love it and feel like it's art, we are making something for one day a year :)

@@GRUNGEHaunts you’re right! That kind of what I always say. It’s going to be out for a month (maybe a month and a half cuz I am that obnoxious neighbor who puts my stuff out early so I can enjoy it longer!)

I actually used the balloon idea for a loctite foam pumpkin and that video will be coming out in a couple weeks. I'm sad it didn't work for the audrey, I think it could.

@@GRUNGEHaunts it worked, it was just difficult but I got it figured out and I’m happy with the end result. The only problem is I have to fill the inside of the head now because I need a place to put the teeth, etc. so mine is going to take a little while longer to put it all together. I can’t wait to see your next project

What a great feeling that is when it works! I'm hoping to finish my updated LED Skull pillars for this weeks DIY Friday, it's getting close.

@@GRUNGEHaunts I am putting the finishing touches on my Audrey. It’s not accurate but more like my version of Audrey. I may try again next year but like you, I got so many other things to do! I also DIY’d gravestones for my cemetery too. I want to do pillars so bad but I’m running out of storage space! Halloween and Christmas take up way too much space! I’ll be looking forward to your skull pillars! I’ve been addicted to watching all the other haunters out there. Van Oaks, stiltbeast, etc etc. I’m so thankful for all you guys who make these vids for us!

Glad you like it! Happy Haunting!

You would have to apply some sort of wax or vaseline to the plaster and even then it's still going to stick. I wouldn't use it in a plaster mold. I've also found that Wurth spray foam Walmart actually casts better than Great Stuff. It's only 4.25 a can.

Sorry I had the fence in my storage and didn't want to give you the wrong measurement. The second wood furring strip is 4ft from the bottom of the pvc pipe and the third is 4ft 6inches.