Cauldron Creep 3.0 How To - Parts List







If I have sit down and do a cauldron creep how to all at once I am never going to get it done. Too Many other things I have committed to already so I keep putting it off. I know people want to get started on their Cauldron Creep projects so I am going to post this how to in installments.



Update: Download the latest Cauldron Creep 3.0 How-To here.



This is as complete as I can make. You may need a few extras of some bolts, nuts, screws, but this is 99% complete. The PVC lengths here are based on my cauldron creep revison in 2013 which roughly match the dimensions of a "Bucky" skeleton. From The SoCal Valley Haunters Group presentation in March 2014:






Parts list:






Stirring Assembly






10” to 12” section of 3/8 in. W x 1/2 in. H Aluminum C-Channel with 1/16 in. Thick



2” to 3” PCV end cap


2 1” x 1.5” x 3” length of oak, walnut, or other hardwood


2 1” x 1.5” x 2.5” length of oak, walnut, or other hardwood


12” to 18” diameter circle of wood, mdf, or particle board


Plumbers Tape 3/4 in. Galvanized Steel Hanger Strap



Monsterguts.com Wiper Motor (or similar)


Monsterguts.com DC Motor/ LED Light Dimmer (option 1)


ATX power supply from computer (option 2)


1 ¼” drywall or wood screws


3” drywall or wood screws








Cauldron Creep Body






Neck Mechanism






Locktite Thread Adhesive


6 ¼” nuts


1 ¾ by ¼” bolt (neck assembly)


1” by ¼ bolt (neck motor)


2 ¼” washers


4 2” x 10-32 bolts


2 1 ½” x 10-32 bolts


16 10-32 nuts


4’ KO Test Cap (or 4” circle of rigid material 1/16th to 1/8th thick, ABS plastic, Metal, etc)


9” Schedule 40 PVC ½ ID pipe : one 7” section, two 1” sections


1 Schedule 40 PVC ½”ID 4 way Cross


2 Schedule 40 PVC ½”ID 45˚ Elbow


5.5 “ section of 3/4 in Aluminum Flat Bar Stock with 1/8 in. thickness



1” x 1.5” x 7.75” length of oak, walnut, or other hardwood (also used in stirring mechanism)






2001-2008 Dodge Chrysler Heater And A/C Blend Door Actuator 12 volt 5rpm DC motor (now $25-$35 on ebay)



Robust AC Synchronous Motor 110V AC 5/6RPM Geared Motor CW/CCW Torque 4kg (about $5 on ebay)


1 Metric M4 threaded bolt for the AC Sync motor option








Head






2 Eye Ball blanks from Monsterguts.com or two roll-on deoderant balls from packaging.


2 Common Anode RGB LEDs Radio Shack SKU NUMBER:12760028


3 3 pin mini toggle switches


Electrical wire , red, black, and third color (I use green in my how-to)


thin sheet of plastic or metal (a grocery club card works)


heat shrink tubing or black electrical tape


Schedule 40 PVC ½”ID coupling


Gorilla Glue (must be gorilla glue, which is urethane expanding adhesive)


Plumbers/Epoxy putty








Body and PVC Frame






Schedule 40 PVC ½”ID pipe through out






2 23” lengths for the spine(s)


2 5.5” length for shoulder


2 5.5” length for pelvis


4 1” sections to connect legs and arms to torso


2 10.5” sections for upper arms


2 11.5” sections for forearms


2 28” sections for feet


6 T connectors


5 90˚ elbows


3 45˚ elbows


1 in. x 2 ft. x 10 ft. Poultry Netting



1 ¼” drywall or wood screws


Weed Shield Landscape fabric from Big Lots (it’s terrible for gardening but great for costumes)


spray adhesive


3 Size #2 ball bear cross lock fishing swivel ( for marionette arm at elbow and wrist joints)






Tools Needed:






Wire brush


Hot glue gun


Cordless drill


Drill bits


⅞ Paddle Bit


Driver bits


PVC cutter or saw


Soldering iron and solder


Socket Wrench set (including 10 mm socket)


Wire cutters/strippers


dremel with sanding drum




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