Halloween graveyard props tutorial

A subscriber requested a "how to" video of the graveyard props.

I didn't go through the step-by-step of building the 2-bar prop but you should be able to easily find how to build a 2-bar prop either by another video on YouTube or just stop my video and look at the design. It's all very simple. You just build it to the size of whatever you want to move. I just used a length of 3/4" PVC for the up-and-down props that holds the stick of the "zombie" heads that go up and down. You can use whatever size you need that will can hold whatever you want to move up-and-down.

There is only 2 designs - one for up and down and one for side to side.
The motor mechanism is mounted in a simple wooden box. This box is 24" X 24" square. The size of the box is determined by how long the metal bar is off your motor which determines the length of movement on your props.
I use the same design for my other 3 props. Basically - 1 motor with a metal arm, a large washer attached with multiple holes drilled for attaching the strings. A speed controller for adjusting the speed of rotation. Pulleys mounted on the outer edge of the box - mount them at equal distances.
The main point here - you can attach 6 or 60 props - it doesn't matter - all it takes is more lines. You can just attach more at the washer. I'll be posting my spider prop later and you will see how I've attached 20 lines to the washer.
Finally - you can space your props out - 3 feet away or 100 feet away - just use more string. So this can work in a small graveyard or a huge graveyard - your choice.
Have fun and let me know if you have any questions.