Video Tag
Every video tagged “CNC” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates the CarveWright automated CNC carving machine he has added to his prop-building shop. The video highlights the machine's capabilities for wood carving and sign making in a Halloween prop-fabrication context. It serves as an enthusiastic introduction to the equipment rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
This nearly hour-long livestream from VanOaksProps blends a community Q&A session with progress updates on an ongoing Haunted Mansion-themed prop project. The creator discusses build techniques and takes questions from supporters in real time. References to a 3D printer, laser cutter, and CNC router suggest these are recurring tools in the workflow shown throughout the stream.
VanOaks Props sits down for an extended shop-talk session to reflect on the channel and lay out plans for 2024. The conversation covers the creator's prop-making direction, touching on both Halloween DIY builds and Star Wars prop projects. It functions as a community check-in rather than a step-by-step tutorial, giving longtime viewers a look at what's coming next.
VanOaksProps celebrates three years on YouTube with a live-stream that doubles as a post-mortem breakdown of their Haunted Mansion-themed home haunt season. The creator reflects on what worked, what didn't, and shares behind-the-scenes insights into the build process. It's a candid, community-focused conversation rather than a step-by-step tutorial, making it a great watch for fans of the channel and home haunters looking for honest seasonal reflection.
This is a live stream broadcast from VanOaksProps, a DIY Halloween prop-making channel. The accompanying description is primarily a channel support and resource page rather than a project-specific tutorial, featuring links to Patreon, merchandise, affiliate equipment, and music licensing. No specific build content or techniques are documented in the available metadata. The video's actual subject matter cannot be confirmed from the description alone.
