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This is the greatest home made prop i have ever seen. Absolutely stunning. Best wishes 👍

General tips for anyone who will be trying this out for the first time: -Thin nichrome wire works better (i.e., cleaner cuts and cuts hotter faster since thinner = higher resistance) than a heavier gauge. Thick is a little easier to work with though because it's more rigid and doesn't break as easily. You also get more feet of wire for the same price if you get roll thin gauge, so more opportunities to experiment. -The wire expands when it heats up, so like Tim's, many designs incorporate a spring on one end to take up the slack. (I made one that uses a turnbuckle so I can manually adjust it as well. Also made it easy to change out the wire or disassemble the rig when I use the workbench for something else.) -If you build a set-up like Tim's, you can use a clamp-edge or similar for doing straight cuts. (I built one very similar to Tim's for cutting foam sheets into panels insulation. I can also angle the wire if I want to do a bevel cut, sort of like a bandsaw or table saw, which might be useful for some gravestones as well.) There are also free-hand foam cutters you can find on UA-cam that are great for 3D sculpting if, say, you glue several sheets together to form a block, then want to carve off parts of that. -When cutting, try to move at a constant speed. If you pause during a cut, the heat will continue to affect the foam and expand the gap right around the wire. This effect is even greater on plain white styrofoam than the denser pink or blue hardware store variety. -If it's cutting too fast/slow for your needs, you can vary the temperature of the wire in several ways. Voltage is covered in the video. (A benchtop power supply is great too since you can dial in whatever you want. 12V seems to be ideal for most folks though, and that's what I've been using after I experimented a little.) I mentioned thicker wire above, and that will run cooler at the same voltage, but that's not really helpful for most cuts. Finally, just moving the attachment points of the clips along the wire will adjust the temperature. Close together, and you'll get more electrons through the wire because they have less resistance overall but plenty resistance in the 2 or 3 inches of wire you're using. -Nichrome wire has other applications. Look up acrylic benders. I originally bought the wire to build one of those to make a guard for a power tool, but obviously there are plenty uses for it for Halloween as well. Thanks to Tim for the info and demo!

Thos is spectacular 😀 Great Job!

Now, imagine that thing turning on at night and starts to slowly look at you.

If you could make it twice as fast, it would be right in time for halloween.

Awesome! Would love to see the build details. Nice job!

Linear actuators? I don't hear any pneumatics. Looks awesome!

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Looks great Timmy’s Halloween house

A thousand apologies. I have been following your channel for a few years and I thought I was subscribed but I just saw the red subscribe button so I guess I wasn't. Best wishes 👍

That’s cool bro

Awesome 👏 decoration !

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Fake zombie

nice work !!!! do you have any videos on how everything works maybe a how to videos you will sell . stay safe !

Trick-or-treater on the sidewalk: "No matter where I stand, its eyes follow me!"

AMAZING

the guy in the mid section looks forced to be there

That looks awesome

Awesome that you still do this!

That's insane. Share some night video. Looks awesome.

Nice bro 👍

What is the module you are using to control the actuator

Amazing Prop right there !! HFL!!

Great movement!

Very cool!

Super cool, the lighting is awesome. Love the row of fencehuggers!

Looks great. Love the zombies fighting over the kid.

Amazing

Awesome man! Love it!

Yard Looks Badasss My friend Amazing Job !! HFL!@!

Thats so awesome !! HFL!!

Man That's Awsome!!!!

Awesome I love your zombie baby display!

Very awesome Tim!

Where do you get your heads for your props, they all look amazing

I like the arm movement

AWESOME! Well done!

Can you explain how the joints are constructed?

So love that going to be making some cool Props this year def going to use that idea !! HFL!

I can't get enough of this guy. Awesome and creepy!!

Fog chiller in a toxic barrel is genius!! I love when practical effects can be hidden in plain sight.

Hey I was wondering what do you use to control your door actuators

What are you using to control them?

Very cool yard haunt!!

The haunt I worked in had a burnt zombie with that same mechanism something about Anthony powers made this???

That is freakin awesome !!! HFL!!