So I grabbed a ton of pcv and plastic sheeting to make a haunted maze but w/o glueing the peices together I am having a hard time getting my 1/2ince schedule 40 pvc to stand boxed hallway type framing I only have an hour into one corridor no plastic taped on yet any ideas on how I can make it a bit more study w/o glueing it all together
Thread: walls for maze
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Werewolf
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09-19-2009,01:52 PM
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Vampire
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09-19-2009,01:57 PM
Is the maze going to be on Grass? if it is try putting rebar into the grass and putting the PVC over the rebar helps it keep it up
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The Great Pumpkin
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09-19-2009,03:37 PM
Duct tape.. it fixes everything.
Ever see the Red Green show?
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09-19-2009,04:09 PM
try clamping them with U clamps.
Eventhough I am Dead it is always warm inside my bed.
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Werewolf
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09-19-2009,05:15 PM
I figured out a method by taking an old broom handle and making a hole in the grass then standing my vertical poles in the holes yay this will save on about 200 fittings =) the rest should be able to support via cross braces up top I'll post pics in a few
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Werewolf
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The Great Pumpkin
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09-19-2009,05:55 PM
I use sheet metal screws in making air cannons and PVC airsoft machine guns. They work just as good as glue and you can never have to many sheet metal screws.
Also I like the rebar idea, good tip for next year.
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09-19-2009,06:43 PM



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