My completed Pneumatic Monster in the Box

**Mortarlover123** · 10-28-2010,07:57 PM

**CalgEerie** · 10-28-2010,09:13 PM

Nice work love the mask!

**Mortarlover123** · 10-29-2010,08:06 AM

thanks, had fun making it and plan on making more, on its fright night it will be sitting on a wooden pallet to add more of a realistic feel, i want to trigger using pir but the motion sensor i hacked didnt work as planed as i ruined the motion sensor board. Is there an alternative to trigger a prop besides a mat, pir, or hand fired that doesnt require ordering offline being that we have 2 yes 2 days remaining, guys its time to go to defcon one and get moving lol i feel far behind -_-

**CalgEerie** · 10-29-2010,09:01 AM

I'd just go down to Home Depot and buy a motion sensor. They have them with no lights or anything so you can make existing lights motion sensor.

**Mortarlover123** · 10-29-2010,11:29 AM

my prob is most of those are for 110vac

**Calloween** · 10-29-2010,12:42 PM

Originally Posted by Mortarlover123

my prob is most of those are for 110vac

They have relays in them

**Mortarlover123** · 03-29-2011,02:56 PM

oh yeah thats right haha, im not thinking

**Terra** · 03-29-2011,06:07 PM

The box looks great! So, how did it go on Halloween night?

**Mortarlover123** · 03-29-2011,07:04 PM

it ran great, scared a a lot of people, It was sitting on a big industrial pallet, with chains holding the box down, it looked really nice, it still does work great (just messed with it a few seconds ago), but now that i have over 200 hours of Stick, and MIG welding i feel that i might break that down and make a nice new framed pneumatic device, im not sure though i kinda like it.