The Easiest DIY Moving Halloween Prop

You can easily convert an oscillating fan into a moving DIY Halloween prop!

00:00 Easiest Technique
00:12 The Prep
00:22 Safety Tip

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*Warning, use your own judgement when modifying electrical devices from their intended purpose, the fan blades are also used to cool the motor. Recommend using this along with a motion sensor set to "Test" setting so it only runs for a few seconds for each guest (prevents overheating). Don't let it run continuously without cool down time. Use electrical props away from flammable items with a fire extinguisher nearby, Safety First!

Disclaimer: Videos are to promote learning and fun. "Use at your own risk" don't work beyond your capability. Viewers assume all responsibility and risk. The provider assumes no responsibility.

[ScareHollow]

This is literally the first prop that I ever made 15 years ago that started my entire Fascination and obsession with Halloween

[ranzamaceanruig]

This is brilliant in it's simplicity. Thank you.

[HauntUniversity]

*Warning, use your own judgement when modifying electrical devices from their intended purpose, the fan blades are also used to cool the motor. You can use this along with a motion sensor set to "Test" setting so it only runs for a few seconds for each guest. Use electrical props away from flammable items with a fire extinguisher nearby, Safety First!
DISCLAIMER: Videos are to promote learning and fun. "Use at your own risk" don't work beyond your capability. Viewers assume all responsibility and risk. The provider assumes no responsibility.

[EclecticRedneck]

Between the mask fix and this I want to buy a bunch of black, red, and gfey fabric and go hog wild

[rettbull]

Did this with 2 different fans and they stopped working after 5 minutes.