Easy One Piece Silicone Mold - DIY Halloween Cemetery Fence - Haunted House Queue Line Stanchions скачать в хорошем качестве

Easy One Piece Silicone Mold - DIY Halloween Cemetery Fence - Haunted House Queue Line Stanchions

We make an easy one piece silicone mold for a DIY Halloween cemetery fence or haunted house queue line stanchions. For this mold making and casting DIY haunted mansion stanchions Halloween prop making video we used Smooth-on mold star 15. We Created a one piece liquid silicone block mold for casting our Halloween stanchion props for our home haunt Halloween display. If you would like several stanchion props similar to Disneyland's haunted mansion to help guide the Trick-Or-Treaters through your haunt and keep them safe than making a mold and casting the decorative tops is the way to go. In this mold making and casting behind the Scenes video you will see a close look at how we made our Halloween Stanchions to keep those little ghouls and goblins trick or treating in an orderly fashion. A way to direct traffic is a must as your yard or home haunts get larger and larger each October. This idea helps keep them out of your yard areas where cables and props could cause injury and is a nice cheaper way to fabricate a lot of one object. We have several animated and pneumatic moving props and the last thing I want is someone in the wrong area so it was time to take action. First we needed a decorative top piece so we looked around for anything that spoke haunted house to us. For example the ones that direct traffic at the Disney haunted mansion are little monster bat decor guys and the chains connect to each of their wings. They are really cool looking and I thought about possibly sculpting them but didn't have the time. We came across this pine-cone finial for a curtain rod and it was the good enough for us. I cut the metal threaded part off the bottom and sprayed it with a mold release agent. I cut 1/2" clear plexi glass for my box or mother mold case. You can glue the pieces together but I went ahead and pre-drilled and threaded small flat head screws that could be reused over and over. We used Smooth-on silicone product called Mold Star 15 and poured it over the finial inside the small box and let cure. Then I removed the silicone block from the glass and carefully cut down the side so the pine cone could be removed. Then I drilled a 1/4" hole in the top lid so I could insert a long bolt with a nut and washer to prevent it from slipping off and inside the mold. Next I mixed some casting plaster poured it inside the mold and then set the lid into place which inserted the bolt into the plaster. Once dry you have a plaster pie-cone that can be mounted to a PVC end cap and attached to a pipe creating the stanchions. Be sure to check out our other skull mold and casting videos! Product links from Amazon Smooth on mold star 15 - https://amzn.to/3n1QTxk Finial - https://amzn.to/382XXpk Plexi Glass - https://amzn.to/3aRH3M5 Mold Release - https://amzn.to/3rCk0uN Plaster - PVC - Skull Mold & Casting Props    • DIY Prop Halloween Skull 💀 2 Piece Silicon...   Easy 2 Piece Silicone Mold Making - Casting With EpoxAmite Laminating Epoxy Resin    • Easy 2 Piece Silicone Mold Making - Castin...   For more videos be sure to check out our YouTube channel    / @hollywoodhaunter   Hollywood Haunter Facebook   / hollywoodhaunter   Hollywood Haunter Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hollywoodha... http://www.hollywoodhaunter.com/ If you found this video helpful or entertaining please give us a thumbs up be sure to subscribe and smash the notification bell. Thanks for watching, commenting, and supporting the channel. Easy One Piece Silicone Mold - DIY Halloween Cemetery Fence - Haunted House Queue Line Stanchions    • Easy One Piece Silicone Mold - DIY Hallowe...   #hollywoodhaunter #siliconemolds #moldmaking #casting #smoothon #resin #diy #halloween