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    Wow this is awesome I can totally use this idea at my house thank you!!
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    Very nice. And I have wanted something for my entrance to my graveyard but haven't had time to buy all the wood and go that route. This idea is easy, quick and $$$ cheap, which fits my personality :>)

    I am stealing this idea as well-what do they say-imitation is the highest form of flatery.
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    Wow! Thank you for this great idea! I built a cemetery arch this year but ran out of time for the columns. I'm going to use this tutorial to finish my cemetery gates for 2012! Thanks!
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    Thanks for the sonotube idea. I used it on my cemetery columns. I wanted to do the skeleton too, but ran out of time. I used the 12 inch tube for the entry columns and the smaller one (8 inch?) for the others. I made the column tops out of plywood and 2x4s. It just sits over the tube. The bottom is a bit more substantial with the tube going through one "layer" and the second "layer" holding a concrete paver for weight. I was then able to screw u-shaped brackets to the top and bottom 2x4s to clamp over the fence's end posts and archway poles to hold everything in place. The whole thing was very sturdy.

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    Overall, it cost way more than I was anticipating, though.
    I bought:
    5 8" Sonotubes at about $7 each
    2 12" Sonotubes at about $10 each
    7 2x4s at about $3 each
    1 piece of scrap plywood at about $3
    5 pieces of 2'x3' plywood-like boards (I don't have a truck, so I had to buy would I could fit.) at about $6 each
    2 bags of u-shaped brackets (those things to hold conduit pipe) at about $2 each(?)
    1 box of screws (plus many I already had) at about $9
    1 can of primer which I already had
    7 cans of stone texture spray paint (using Michael's 50% coupons) at about $6 each
    1 create-your-own sign at about $5
    Column Cost for 2 larger/5 smaller columns: $169.00

    The pieces to create the pvc fence cost:
    30(??) pieces of 10' 1/2 pvc at about $2 each
    Lots of pipe connection pieces at about $35
    10 pieces of 1x2 wood at about $1 each
    1 can of black exterior paint at about $20
    2 cans of black spray paint at about $1 each
    125 (realized I only needed 85) finials with shipping at about $45
    1 special set of hole boring bits which I won't count in the total but cost about $50
    1 heat gun which I won't count in the total but cost about $15
    Fence Cost for 5 8' sections: $172

    Total Fence/Column cost: About $341.
    I suggest that we stack the bodies in the cellar, lock it, leave quietly one at a time and forget that any of this has ever happened.
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    That is one of the best sets that I have seen (and will copy....)!!!!
    Scaring the crap out of people since 1993.
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