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Enter Sandman Test
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10-25-2011,09:40 PM
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The Great Pumpkin
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10-26-2011,04:02 AM
Awesome show dude! It doesn't hurt you've picked one of my fav songs. Looks like you put a ton of work in to this. Great job! I hear ya about the wind and rain, we've had quite a lot of it lately. My poor corn stalks are going to turn to droopy mush at this rate!
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10-26-2011,08:13 AM
I had no idea how much time you had to invest into programming the lightorama. I thought the tough part would be synchronizing the face...
Originally Posted by halloweeny78
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10-26-2011,11:36 AM
Did you make the face?
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10-26-2011,11:36 AM
Love it!!!
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Jack-o-Lantern
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10-26-2011,11:40 AM
OMG! I love the Jack face singing!
“Do you know the terror of he who falls asleep? To the very toes he is terrified, because the ground gives way under him, and the dream begins.”
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10-26-2011,12:42 PM
Yep..took me a while to figure out how I was going to do it and the solution turned out to be rather simple. Made the frame out of PVC and found black plastic fencing near the chicken wire at Lowes that I had to zip tie a couple of pieces together to get the width I needed. Then I used the grid of the fencing as a measuring tool and fed the lights in from the back. After the lights were where I wanted them, I ran a varying lengths of that wire you find by the rebar between the wires at the bottom of the light and the black fencing so the lights would pop back out. Worked like a champ Originally Posted by halloween71
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