How to make fake Spider Webs or Cob Webs DIY

[@spookymufu]

This is cool, I used to sell these to the Halloween community, they work very well but you need a drill capable of 1800+ rpms for it to work correctly, I found a variable speed drill works best. I also recommended adding a little turpentine to the liquid glue to thin it out a little for better flow

[@wbrennisen2982]

That. Is. AWESOME!!! I can't wait to try.

[@diomedes1544]

How do I make this smaller and be able to attach them to my wrists ?

[@MancaveEffects]

Did something like that using silly string.

[@TheBlueFinisher]

All the Disney webs are made from hot glue exclusively, they need them to last decades, not just a couple of seasons.

[@Biokemist-o3k]

After you spin the webs you can powder them with baby powder. They really look awesome and they seem to last much longer as well.

[@UpTheClock]

Good video but your music is very annoying and too loud.

[@mr88jmr88]

Super cool idea, thanks for making this. On a critical note, your music cuts in at an absurdly high level, maybe you could turn it down? Its obnoxious. Also if possible get a shot gun or lav mic for recording your voice, the hollow sound of your voice mixed with the over the top stock music blaring is a horrible combination. But otherwise you make great tutorials, I hate to see sound ruin it. Thanks again

[@cjjenson8212]

Hi and thanks. Quick question. Since it's been a while since you posted this, have you found a better medium than rubber cement. I have alot of candles and am kinda worried about going "poof"

[@irmods]

Once the rubber cement is try (5min.) It's no longer flamable.

[@Mitron805]

Thanks a lot ❤️

[@Championls]

To find the centerpoint, all you have to do is draw a "X" Boom done.