Halloween Pneumatic Prop - Pop Up Scare from AutomationDirect

- In this video, we show how we created a quick, easy and inexpensive pop-up halloween prop using our NITRA pnuematics. This prop could be used for halloween or sports.

**Prices were valid at the time the video was released and are subject to change.

[bert]

I buy all of my supplies from these guys

[gadgetevilusions]

Just throwing it out there for future Halloween videos, I manufacture a lot of Halloween props, and use your pneumatics. Maybe I could help you with the mechanical portion, and even how i use a click for the movement. Most of the time I just use your controllers and pneumatics for escape rooms, but I have been building Halloween animatroinics for almost 20 years.

[nicholaslacovara]

A vibration sensor for paintball targets would be nice. I called and they said you did not have a vibration or shock sensor that would work.

[ZeRo_BMG]

Do you have something like the pop up ghost from Disneyland haunted mansion

[blakegardner]

I'd love to see a video using a click PLC and a FM transmitter to control a christmas light setup that looks like the classic christmas hershey kiss comercial (We wish you a merry Christmas) Drum instruction maybe?

I think it would be cool to merge 2 recent video tutorials (High speed counter and PID control) to build an electric PID controlled bike using a Click plc, WEG VFD and a C-more hmi, with a cruise control function using a prox sensor and a magnet on the bike wheel. Too complicated? This project idea would also be a good idea to show how your ethernet comunication products can work together.

[samdarr]

So I would still need to buy an air compressor in order to use this setup correct? Meaning that this will no longer be less than $100