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    Does anyone know how to either build or where to buy a fence, or fence pieces? To build my graveyard in my frontyard. Black spiked ones I guess? Any ideas? Thanks!
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    Lots of people on the site have built fencing. You can do a search in the props section and surely find some builds. Also, the Monster List of Halloween Projects will have several links:

    Monster Page of Halloween Project Links
    Hope that helps.
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    Wow..thx Alucard..that site is Great..its added to the old favs already!
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    There are a lot of great fences projects this year among the haunter here. I'd do a search for fence under Halloween Props and also under Tutorials and Step-By-Step.

    What kind of fence style are you thinking of or are you looking for some inspiration?
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    My fencing consists of the white picket fencing you get from Lowes that is rolled up. I have about 10 of them (I would buy a couple new ones each year, adding to the ones I already had) and I spray painted them black. Over the years, they get pretty beat up and crooked, which I think just adds to the ambiance! I help keep the fence in place with the green garden stakes that I trim down and paint black too.



    I now have it all around both sides of my front yard and up the side.
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    i just banged out 80 feet (10 8 feet sections)of fence in about 6 hours. it goes quick after the first section.A couple tips for you.

    1. Find a drill press with a spade or forstner bit. If using 3/4 PVC get a 1 1/8 bit.
    2. Find a miter saw for cutting PVC
    3. Make templates for the spacing.

    Template #1 Take left over 1x2 board and cut it to the length of the spacing you will be using. I used 8 inch spacing. Also etch the center point so when you draw the line on its edge it with indent the center point.

    Template #2 and3 I had 4inch spacing between the bottom of the PVC to to bottom of the bottom section. I just used old PVC cut to this size Also the same for the top rail 20 inch from the bottom to the bottom of the top. No need you a tape measure after you make these.

    The PVC will have to be secured with screws.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Industen View Post
    i just banged out 80 feet (10 8 feet sections)of fence in about 6 hours. it goes quick after the first section.A couple tips for you.

    1. Find a drill press with a spade or forstner bit. If using 3/4 PVC get a 1 1/8 bit.
    2. Find a miter saw for cutting PVC
    3. Make templates for the spacing.

    Template #1 Take left over 1x2 board and cut it to the length of the spacing you will be using. I used 8 inch spacing. Also etch the center point so when you draw the line on its edge it with indent the center point.

    Template #2 and3 I had 4inch spacing between the bottom of the PVC to to bottom of the bottom section. I just used old PVC cut to this size Also the same for the top rail 20 inch from the bottom to the bottom of the top. No need you a tape measure after you make these.

    The PVC will have to be secured with screws.
    That's exactly what I did when I made mine.

    Here is a pic of what it looks like.

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    Be sure to add finials.......it's like the icing on the cake! Now I want some cake!
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    I made my columns out of cardboard: Cheap graveyard columns - cardboard!

    and bought my fence from Lowes and used wire cutters to fit it between the columns.


    Also, check out HauntProject.com - Your visual source for Haunting How-To's for some awesome prop tutorials.
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    Simple, purchase or assemble your own from gothic pickets at Home Depot (or your fav store). That's what our current fence started as.....

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