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Makeshift Mask Stands... - 3pidemiC - 06-29-2006
Hey guys,
Quick question. What are the best ways to create a makeshift mask stand. The reason is, if you need to make one quick to accomodate a new mask and you can to display it. Thanks for any help.
Makeshift Mask Stands... - D-bach - 06-29-2006
a 2 liter bottle or a bowling pin will work.
Makeshift Mask Stands... - goaliehack - 06-29-2006
A roll of paper towels.
Makeshift Mask Stands... - jasonlives05 - 06-29-2006
i like taking 2 wire coathangers and opening the hangers up so they are long, make and x with the hangers then squeez together or wrap around one and bend the 4 legs of the hangers. Works well for me and you can change the height and stuff.
Makeshift Mask Stands... - GBeninati - 06-29-2006
Quote:i like taking 2 wire coathangers and opening the hangers up so they are long, make and x with the hangers then squeez together or wrap around one and bend the 4 legs of the hangers. Works well for me and you can change the height and stuff.
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what the funk did he just say???!?
Makeshift Mask Stands... - jasonlives05 - 06-29-2006
LoL it so easy. i know i typed it weird but its kinda weird to explain.
take the coathangers unravle the hangers, then they will be long wires, set the up so they look like x, like cross the hangers, then twist over once and bend the bottom of the wires. It will make a stand kinda and you can sit a mask right on it.
Makeshift Mask Stands... - Ruste Dowg - 06-29-2006
cool idea mate! might try that one.
Makeshift Mask Stands... - myers413 - 06-29-2006
i use too the bottles
Makeshift Mask Stands... - mike - 06-29-2006
i prefer a dowel rod and a wood base and then adding a stain to it cost around 3.00 to make a mask stand and looks better than some others
Makeshift Mask Stands... - Savage - 06-29-2006
take a sink plunger and flip the rubber inside out so it has a nice rounded top. put it up inside the mask so you can see how long the handle needs to be, saw it off and screw it to a wooden base, works great!