MMMmmm...pancakes.
Ankle Tickler Pneumatic Prop
This prop is easy to throw together and the cost is comparatively low for the effect. Here's your parts list:
4 feet PVC (I used 1/2" instead of the usual 3/4". I feel the less PVC to fill the more air that goes to the whips)
1/2" PVC end caps x 2
2 Way Solenoid Valve (Mine is a Monster Guts)
Push Quick Male Connector
Super Strong Quick Setting Epoxy from Harbor Freight
Soft tubing and connectors - about 14" (I acquired some tubing from my work that was discarded)
Of course, flat black spray paint
Pros: Low cost, fun effect, easy to construct
Cons: Takes a lot of air! You will not be able to run this prop with a pancake compressor.
Ideally, this prop would be mounted on the backside of a wall panel with the whips coming through the patron side. My walk-through won't happen until next year so I'm putting this prop in a coffin with a dead body and rat sounds.
4 feet PVC (I used 1/2" instead of the usual 3/4". I feel the less PVC to fill the more air that goes to the whips)
1/2" PVC end caps x 2
2 Way Solenoid Valve (Mine is a Monster Guts)
Push Quick Male Connector
Super Strong Quick Setting Epoxy from Harbor Freight
Soft tubing and connectors - about 14" (I acquired some tubing from my work that was discarded)
Of course, flat black spray paint
Pros: Low cost, fun effect, easy to construct
Cons: Takes a lot of air! You will not be able to run this prop with a pancake compressor.
Ideally, this prop would be mounted on the backside of a wall panel with the whips coming through the patron side. My walk-through won't happen until next year so I'm putting this prop in a coffin with a dead body and rat sounds.
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i might do this next year been on the list for a while 
Cool! Need one of these...
Where do you find the Push Quick Male Connectors? pleaseThis prop is easy to throw together and the cost is comparatively low for the effect. Here's your parts list:
4 feet PVC (I used 1/2" instead of the usual 3/4". I feel the less PVC to fill the more air that goes to the whips)
1/2" PVC end caps x 2
2 Way Solenoid Valve (Mine is a Monster Guts)
Push Quick Male Connector
Super Strong Quick Setting Epoxy from Harbor Freight
Soft tubing and connectors - about 14" (I acquired some tubing from my work that was discarded)
Of course, flat black spray paint
Pros: Low cost, fun effect, easy to construct
Cons: Takes a lot of air! You will not be able to run this prop with a pancake compressor.
Ankle Tickler Pneumatic Prop - YouTube
Ideally, this prop would be mounted on the backside of a wall panel with the whips coming through the patron side. My walk-through won't happen until next year so I'm putting this prop in a coffin with a dead body and rat sounds.
I get mine from here.Where do you find the Push Quick Male Connectors? please
http://www.poweraire.com/index.php
How did you trigger your ankle tickler. did you use a push trigger device and did you use ac or dc to power
Oh my, that was a good question. I was just looking at how simple it looked to build, never thought about activation. Doh!!!!!How did you trigger your ankle tickler. did you use a push trigger device and did you use ac or dc to power
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Hmmmmm....been wanting to have something rustling a pile if leaves to simulate something scurrying near the hauntees. This with the main pipe staked down and slightly shorter whips might just be perfect... The hissing noise even adds to the effect...
Hmmmmmm.....
Hmmmmmm.....
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