How to Make the Jigsaw Killers Headtrap
Yuck, here’s how to make the Jigsaw Killers Headtrap from the Saw movie….
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Check out this awesome LED Hat you can make for Halloween! There’s some construction notes that you can refer to build one yourself.
I think this was originally because I was planning to go to the
Burning Man festival, in which being covered with lights is a practical way of keeping track of your friends. But the idea was a bit beyond my expertise for a long time, and it took about two years before I found someone who said they would help me with the electronics side and I decided it was worth the risk of buying the kit to try.
I started work six weeks before
Then progress stalled for a while, since I was a bit sick of LEDs at that point, but if I wanted to take it to Glade 2007 I needed to finish it off: some decent patterns and a button to switch between them, which I managed about 4 hours before having to get up again to catch the train there. And it was a success! Despite
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Orange CFL for Halloween!
Ohh… check out thse cool ORANGE CFLs for Halloween!
Energy inefficiency may spook your party guests, but you can still cast a frightful glow with orange and black mini compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs). A pack of two 13W bulbs, with one of each color, costs around $9. ::Builders’ Square
Or, as one of our readers eruditely points out, you can just throw an orange shade over your existing bulb.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...DIY - HOWTO make scars for Halloween!
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Here’s an awesome gash you can make for yourself on Halloween.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Halloween DIYs - Pitchfork LED, Talking Halloween Basket, and spinning wireless thingee
Pitchfork LED! 
Although we haven’t been doing much DIYs lately, you can check out the Pitchfork LED for ideas for this Halloween!
Here’s the really cool spinning bluetooth wireless hoverboard!
Now if you are really serious, you can make this talking Halloween basket using couple LEDs and a CUBLOC chip.
Hmmm…I just can’t think of anything this year so you are going to have to review our last year’s DIYs for now until my thinking block is gone…
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Wow…I just can’t believe I made those things…but I am proud now… 
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Want to scare a few people?
Then use the sound activated legs, once they hear s sound they beginning to kick around as if there is someone has fallen into the bin or something.
This is great for playing tricks on people at a party or even better Halloween. But of course the best one would be to place the legs so they were sticking out of the trunk of a car and close it! It has to be worth a laugh just to see everyone’s faces.
It is not recommended to be used on young children and older people.
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I was at the Castro Halloween event in San Francisco on Halloween the other day. I noticed a whole bunch of people wearing these. Well, now I know where to get one for my next cool event!
Good thing we didn’t get shot, well, i didn’t know about the shooting…good… 
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Halloween DIY - Talking Skull
Here’s an awesome talking skull for halloween!
“I took him out to the garage and disconnected his eye and mouth motors from the main post. I then used 2 - 2″ screws and attached the jaw to the motor of the douglas talking fir(DTS now) I used hot glue and sealed the screws to the mouth to insure no slippage. I made a fitting in the skull with a 90 degree fitting and a 3″ piece of PVC that I attached to the inside of the skull with screws. I can now attached the skull to the crossbones, or remove it, since the fitting on the crossbones is a male, and the one on the skull is female, making storage, setup, and fixing easier!”