Webcaster Gun Vs Webcaster Gun II Vs DIY Rubber Cement Spiderweb Gun

Its that time of year again. Today we're comparing 3 different ways to get realistic looking webs for Halloween. The original Webcaster Gun spiderweb gun, which uses hot glue and a compressor, the Webcaster Gun II which uses hot glue and a shop vac, and a DIY Web Gun using any drill, hvac fan, small tupperware and rubber cement.
Cost wise, we got our webcasters off of amazon. The original Webcaster Gun costs about $44 with a pound of glue sticks (about 49 sticks). The Webcaster Gun II is about $34 with a pound of glue sticks.
The original webcaster needs a decent compressor, so if you don't already have something that puts out 4 cfm at 90 psi, it may not be worth it. The Webcaster Gun II just needs a decent shop vac, although the more powerful it is, the better.
The DIY Web Gun can use any drill. The hvac fan blade we got online at Grainger for about $6 plus shipping. The tupperware cost about $2, and the bolts and washers cost about $2. I will link the original video below to where we got the idea from. Rubber cement seems to be cheapest from Joanns using either Joanns or Micheals coupons.
For info on how to build the graveyard fence, check out this video
• Halloween Graveyard Fence
Check out this video for the how to for the DIY Rubber Cement Web Gun
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