Will you STOP with your awesomeness?! 🙂 Cool, inexpensive and quick-to-build. What's not to love? As I said in a previous video of yours that I commented on, my wife has shut down Halloween for me, (I've always been about the fun of it, she only sees the dark side) so I'm living it vicariously through your wonderful vids. Keep rockin'!!!
Awesome job! Thank you for sharing your creativity. I may have to try making this one. For a better effect it would be even cooler if you put the skeleton in front of a tombstone and hid the power supply behind the tombstone. Just a suggestion 🙂
OMG!!! AMAZING... Love love love!! Me (calling into the other room): "Honey??? We need to go back to Home Depot again!" Kraig: "She posted another video, didn't she..." 🤣
This video is wild. I love that as you go you were like meh, it didn't fit so I did this instead. The loops and fishing line work really well, excellent build overall.
That is a great looking skelly I have never seen one like that. This is fantastic, it's on my list for next year. I think I might be watching too many Halloween and cooking videos, because when you sail that you were going to save the legs for another project, as soon as I heard"i'm going to save the legs"...my brain finished off by saying, because they will make a great stock later.
Wonder if you could use more eyelet hooks and fishing line to the hands and make them move up and down independently of each other as the motor turns. It would make a crawling look
Hi. I love your uploads. Please could you explain your fishing line/several anchor points planning to create the headlifting mechanism? Many thanks and best wishes 👍
Thank you! The fish line gets tied onto the neck eye hook, then feeds through the eye hooks at the shoulder, bottom of the rib cage, then lastly, gets tied onto the eye hook on the base. That’s all! The fishline does not connect to the motor
WOW! FANTASTIC ❤️ Thank you for sharing...plenty of time to make one for this year's grave yard Haunt. I have 12 Skeltons one of them can be sacrificed 😅.
@@scarriehalloween okay... I have everything but how did you get the wiring into the wire tip compartment of the motor. I didn't have any extra and purchased 18 Guage wire is that too big? No problem going in the female adapter. 😳 🤔
@@123thebasics are you asking how to wire the wiper motor? If so, I have a tutorial for that th-cam.com/video/koctvwFu33o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WGE6buhNHC1ZfUbo
Great video! I copied it exactly as you described in the video...the only issue I'm having is that the head doesn't move. It's tight in the upright position but it doesn't drop like yours does...any idea why?
I had the same issue but I ended up moving the bottom eye hook back, closer to the motor. That ended up letting the head move, and prevented the line from having to get caught against the lower rib cage. Now the fishing line heads straight downwards from the back of the ribs. Hope that helps
On that same model, are two nubs that are in the neck hole that are keeping the pvc pipe from fitting perfectly into the head. Did you file those down?
Nice job! I’m trying to build something like this now, but can’t seem to get the tension on the wire right… there’s too much slack on the back part of the spin, or it’s head wants to pop off on the front depending on where I try to keep the support. What am I missing?
Hey! I have a tutorial for the wiper motor wiring and links to the products I used! Wiper motor tutorial: th-cam.com/video/koctvwFu33o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2mVP7w7yNA894qne
Super helpful tutorial! What did you use to create your motor arm? Trying to build my own and I’m not sure how you got that length or how you got it to securely connect without the motor slipping.
@@scarriehalloween oh interesting. The wiper motors I’ve used have always had a notched base with notched arms that come with them. But those are much shorter (only 2”). Haven’t been able to make a reliable diy arm.
You just thread the string through the eye hooks, starting at the neck (knot it here) thread through the shoulder eye hook, the rib cage eye hook, then knot it on the base eye hook. Hope that helps!
@@scarriehalloween My family operated a haunted Forrest attraction for years. This would been an awesome effect in the woods where it would be partially obscured by the trees. We shut it down a few years ago after hearing law suit comments from people walking down the trail and the overall coast was mounting every year. It was good clean family fun and it's sad to see it's over. You keep doing what you're doing because folks all need a little spooky fun!
@@scarriehalloweenlooks great! Thank you for this tutorial. I’m making a similar one myself and using this along with silent scream props and twig rot sinister props for inspiration. Yours is the only actual tutorial I’ve found. So cool! Great job on this and thanks again!
@@NerdBlockVersion1.0 you don’t connect them. The cable only treads through the eye hooks. The wiper motor and mending plate arm push the skeleton to make it move.
@@scarriehalloween sorry one more question. Are there washers on the motor part? The nubby thing that you have the mending plate on :)? Trying to understand how the mending plate attaches to the motor nub part. Not sure how or where the bolt you mentioned goes… sorry I’d share a pic but I can’t
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I'm so happy to find a female DIY prop maker!! Thank you for your videos and happy haunting. 👋🏻👏🏻👏🏻 ☠️⛓️🎃🏚️💀🕷️🕸️🦇🧛🏻♀️👻
Aww! Thank you for that! Happy haunting!! 👻⚰️🪦🦇🎃
Will you STOP with your awesomeness?! 🙂 Cool, inexpensive and quick-to-build. What's not to love? As I said in a previous video of yours that I commented on, my wife has shut down Halloween for me, (I've always been about the fun of it, she only sees the dark side) so I'm living it vicariously through your wonderful vids. Keep rockin'!!!
@@ChipsMicrochips haha! Thank you so much! 🤣
Wow. Nice ground breaker.
Love this diy.
Thank you so much!
I have never seen a skeleton that cheap. Bravo on that lucky find.
Right?! That’s how much they are at my Home Depot!
Awesome job! Thank you for sharing your creativity. I may have to try making this one. For a better effect it would be even cooler if you put the skeleton in front of a tombstone and hid the power supply behind the tombstone. Just a suggestion 🙂
Agreed! And I already have a video with footage of it! th-cam.com/video/XwGomj5g7rU/w-d-xo.html
Awesome Halloween prop , thanks for sharing 🎃💀🦇🪦
Thank you!
How fun.! I would never have the patients to create somethig like this but it is so so cool my kids would love it.. Thanks for sharing.
WOW!!! I make a lot of ground breakers but never any with a motor! Thanks for the tutorial! Looks amazing!!!
Thank you!
OMG!!! AMAZING... Love love love!!
Me (calling into the other room): "Honey??? We need to go back to Home Depot again!"
Kraig: "She posted another video, didn't she..." 🤣
Hahahaha! That Kraig 🤣you guys are too funny!! ❤️
This video is wild. I love that as you go you were like meh, it didn't fit so I did this instead. The loops and fishing line work really well, excellent build overall.
Thank you! I appreciate the positive feedback!
I had mine all done and I think either the motor went out or the speed controller.
That is a great looking skelly I have never seen one like that. This is fantastic, it's on my list for next year. I think I might be watching too many Halloween and cooking videos, because when you sail that you were going to save the legs for another project, as soon as I heard"i'm going to save the legs"...my brain finished off by saying, because they will make a great stock later.
Haha! That’s too funny! Thank you!
Thank you for this video! I'm working on a similar design and this will be very helpful!
Thank you for the positive feedback! I appreciate it!
One of my favorites yet! So creeeepy!!!
Thank you!! You will have to see it in person one of these years!
Go to harness Halloween haunt....everything is homemade....your great!
You are a genius. I wish I had your ability. Great job, love the prop.
Thank you so much! 🥰🎃👻
You have awesome skills. keep up the scary work love it..
@@509thizzkid thank you!
That reminds me, it's my anniversary
😂
I feel like the head on mine is too heavy for the fishing line but yours looks the same. How did you do the fishing line exactly?
Wonder if you could use more eyelet hooks and fishing line to the hands and make them move up and down independently of each other as the motor turns. It would make a crawling look
Another Badass project Scarrie!
Aww! Thank you, bro!! 👻🎃
Cool, I will build one this year, Thanks.
Hi. I love your uploads. Please could you explain your fishing line/several anchor points planning to create the headlifting mechanism?
Many thanks and best wishes 👍
Thank you! The fish line gets tied onto the neck eye hook, then feeds through the eye hooks at the shoulder, bottom of the rib cage, then lastly, gets tied onto the eye hook on the base. That’s all! The fishline does not connect to the motor
She has got scary skills
Haha! Thanks!
So creative! Are you like some kind of engineer by trade? Or maybe you’re just naturally gifted… anyways great job!!!
Thank you so much! I think like an engineer, but am not one professionally! Thanks for the positive feedback!
WOW! FANTASTIC ❤️ Thank you for sharing...plenty of time to make one for this year's grave yard Haunt. I have 12 Skeltons one of them can be sacrificed 😅.
Love that!!
@@scarriehalloweenDo you have a video that shows how to attach this motor to the power supply...or recommend a video?
@@123thebasics let me work on that! I will post soon!
@@scarriehalloween okay... I have everything but how did you get the wiring into the wire tip compartment of the motor. I didn't have any extra and purchased 18 Guage wire is that too big? No problem going in the female adapter. 😳 🤔
@@123thebasics are you asking how to wire the wiper motor? If so, I have a tutorial for that th-cam.com/video/koctvwFu33o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WGE6buhNHC1ZfUbo
Fish one breaks what should I use
Can you share the sizes or links to the mending plate and nut/washers you used on the motor? That ultimately connect to the skeleton…
Amazing idea!I will definitely use this
Thank you so much! Good luck!
Great job ! Thanks for sharing !
Thank you!! 🥰🥰
Very cool! Love your channel 👍🏾
Thank you SO much for the positive feedback! It makes my day!
Going to make it
Monster guts is a lot cheaper than Amazon
Came out great. I want to make one. Where did you find the whiper motor?
I got it on Amazon!
D o you have a video on how you connected the motor? I am seriously thinking about making this this year but have no idea what I'm doing😅 TIA.
I have a tutorial for the wiper motor wiring! th-cam.com/video/koctvwFu33o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hdYRjGbZaJdvMXuR
You mentioned potentially changing the speed or slowing it down. What specific part (link?) do you add to a regular PSU in this situation?
I have the speed controller linked in the comments and in video description. It’s a $15 part on Amazon!
Ohhh I love this. Did you hide the motor with anything?
Thank you! No, it’s just not noticeable!
Great video! I copied it exactly as you described in the video...the only issue I'm having is that the head doesn't move. It's tight in the upright position but it doesn't drop like yours does...any idea why?
@@4220zuke thank you! Sounds like you need more slack in your line. 😊
I had the same issue but I ended up moving the bottom eye hook back, closer to the motor. That ended up letting the head move, and prevented the line from having to get caught against the lower rib cage. Now the fishing line heads straight downwards from the back of the ribs. Hope that helps
On that same model, are two nubs that are in the neck hole that are keeping the pvc pipe from fitting perfectly into the head. Did you file those down?
I don’t know that I’m following. I didn’t modify anything from what I did in the video. No filing down nubs
Awesome job. I love it.
Thank you, Cheryl!
pretty cool
How cone you did not show us how the line was connected to the board ???
what exactly did you use to connect the skeleton to the mending plate? Is that a screw and lock nuts?
@@nadialugo2817 it sure is!
Great video. Thank you.
Thank you!
Nice job! I’m trying to build something like this now, but can’t seem to get the tension on the wire right… there’s too much slack on the back part of the spin, or it’s head wants to pop off on the front depending on where I try to keep the support. What am I missing?
Hmm, it’s hard knowing without seeing it, but you could try playing with your eye hook placement and see if that makes a difference on the tension.
Great prop idea! How did you come up with the neck joint idea? Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I just figured it out and though PVC would be a good option!
@@scarriehalloween It is simply brilliant. Great job!
@@knowyourjoe8826 thank you again!
What kinda power supply and how do u wire it all together? Totally dumbfounded and,never made a motorized rip b4. Tons of others , not thos
Hey! I have a tutorial for the wiper motor wiring and links to the products I used!
Wiper motor tutorial: th-cam.com/video/koctvwFu33o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2mVP7w7yNA894qne
Very nice!
That reminds me I have to have an MRI on my neck tomorrow
Super helpful tutorial! What did you use to create your motor arm? Trying to build my own and I’m not sure how you got that length or how you got it to securely connect without the motor slipping.
@@chrisandkat I used a mending plate! You could also use a piece of pvc pipe. 🥰
@@scarriehalloween how did you keep it from slipping?? Very curious to understand how you got that arm assembled.
@@chrisandkat I just tightened in down to the motor bolt. I used the nut that came with the motor
@@scarriehalloween oh interesting. The wiper motors I’ve used have always had a notched base with notched arms that come with them. But those are much shorter (only 2”). Haven’t been able to make a reliable diy arm.
@@chrisandkat oh! I always take those off and add my own
Could you show how you wire the wiper motor?
I have a tutorial for it! th-cam.com/video/koctvwFu33o/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial!!
Thank you so much!
That's a great project
Thank you so much!!
Nice
Thank you!!
You did not show us how you traded the string on the neck to make the head move ,you just showed the hooks ,so where does the string go?🤔
You just thread the string through the eye hooks, starting at the neck (knot it here) thread through the shoulder eye hook, the rib cage eye hook, then knot it on the base eye hook. Hope that helps!
Awesome & I absolutely love it!! 💯☠️
Thank you so much!
thats a great option for the neck .... thanks for sharing !! HFL!!
You are very welcome!! Thank you!
Very well done
Thank you so much!
@@scarriehalloween you are welcome!
@@scarriehalloween My family operated a haunted Forrest attraction for years. This would been an awesome effect in the woods where it would be partially obscured by the trees. We shut it down a few years ago after hearing law suit comments from people walking down the trail and the overall coast was mounting every year. It was good clean family fun and it's sad to see it's over.
You keep doing what you're doing because folks all need a little spooky fun!
@@thisolddog2259 so sorry to hear that! I will keep the haunt going for both of us!
@@scarriehalloween Awesome!
Very cool 👍🏻
Can you get the motors in a Australian Design plug 🤔
@@SlimMoth well, the motors don’t come with a plug, you have to wire them, so you could totally choose an AU laptop plug to wire it to!
@@scarriehalloween oh true i didnt think of that .. thankyou for your reply
@@scarriehalloween in saying that you can just wire the laptop power supply striaght to the wiper motor ? Sorry for my questions lol
@@SlimMoth no worries! Yes, that how I do it. Here my tutorial: th-cam.com/video/DkTYvYc1dRg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mZxuN3wX7JlKvtKb
Very nice
Thank you!
Your awesome!
What power supply device did you use?
@@rayray27600 I have it linked in the description and in the comments. 🥰
Skullit hahahaah! This turned out great. Super creepy!
Hahaha! Thank you so much! 👻🎃
Wow you're awsome!😂🎉
@@Warner-ok7cw 🥰
Where do you get your hair for your props?
@@EastPointNecropolis I use an old, cheap wig and just take cuts from it!
@@scarriehalloweenlooks great! Thank you for this tutorial. I’m making a similar one myself and using this along with silent scream props and twig rot sinister props for inspiration. Yours is the only actual tutorial I’ve found. So cool! Great job on this and thanks again!
You rock! Thanks for another great idea for our graveyard! 💀
Thank you so much!!!
Soooo awesome!
Flee! You fixed it! Hahaha! Thank you so much!
@@scarriehalloween 😂 yeah…🤦♀️
@@feliciahastings302 🤣🤣
I’m making this and what rpm motor did you use?
I used a standard wiper motor! Here’s the one I used! amzn.to/3SkLxxG. Good luck!
@@scarriehalloweenthanks! I’m getting prepared for Halloween and I haven’t made or bought animtraonics for it so here I am! 🎃
@@Munz_is_at_your_house you’re gonna love making your own at a fraction of the cost! Enjoy!
Awesome!!
Thank you so much, Dawn!
Wiper motor: amzn.to/3t89mRy
Power supply with female adaptor: amzn.to/3CeOCJR
female adaptor w/o power supply: amzn.to/3dMCBC2
How did u connect the wiper motor to the cable?
@@NerdBlockVersion1.0 you don’t connect them. The cable only treads through the eye hooks. The wiper motor and mending plate arm push the skeleton to make it move.
Can you share the sizes or links to the mending plate and nut/washers you used on the motor? That ultimately connect to the skeleton…
@@ryanzchat I used a 3” mending plate on this and a 2” bolt with a locking nut.
@@scarriehalloween sorry one more question. Are there washers on the motor part? The nubby thing that you have the mending plate on :)? Trying to understand how the mending plate attaches to the motor nub part. Not sure how or where the bolt you mentioned goes… sorry I’d share a pic but I can’t
Wiper motor wiring: th-cam.com/video/koctvwFu33o/w-d-xo.html
Sorry for my dirty mind😅 but it is cool❤️❤️😉
@@LashLow you’re not the only one 🤣🤣 watch the intro to my follow up video. th-cam.com/video/XwGomj5g7rU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6Tfr6_xoL5-Kl9N5
Just need a speed controller.
I did put one on! th-cam.com/video/XwGomj5g7rU/w-d-xo.html
@@scarriehalloween Boom!
And I was not talking about your skinny friend
Great idea, but I can't hear anything she is saying because she started whispering.
I wonder....what's he doing 🤔🤨🤭
Right?! I added a speed controller. Much better. Lol th-cam.com/video/XwGomj5g7rU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PTphRqoaT6TS8fjp