Electric Chair on a Budget
This chair can be made out of a lot of scrap material or purchased material for around $20.
materials needed
5 - 2x4
1 - 3/8 sheet of plywood (only a partial piece needed)
woodscrews
This will get you the chair.
Additional Items to finish the look. ( I had most of it laying around the house)
PVC
hard hat insert
12 gauge wire (I used a piece of tow harness)
black spray paint
butane torch (to burn the wood and give it an aged look)
old leather belt (cut up for wrist straps)
A/C strobe light
cheap extention cord
Doorbell (homedepot)
transformer (homedepot)
foot pedal extention cord
cheap plastic skulls
lights and sounds
splice cheap extention cord to transformer (this is 110v so leave it alone if your not comfortable wiring)
transformer to doorbell (mount to back of chair)
stuff the bell with papertowels (this give loud rattle instead of a ring)
plug doorbell and strobe into foot controlled cord (place strobe behind chair)
tape switch to under side of chair arm or leave on floor
Assembly dimensions were a guideline to the finished product.
My chair has held up to 400lbs for entire night of halloween fun.
materials needed
5 - 2x4
1 - 3/8 sheet of plywood (only a partial piece needed)
woodscrews
This will get you the chair.
Additional Items to finish the look. ( I had most of it laying around the house)
PVC
hard hat insert
12 gauge wire (I used a piece of tow harness)
black spray paint
butane torch (to burn the wood and give it an aged look)
old leather belt (cut up for wrist straps)
A/C strobe light
cheap extention cord
Doorbell (homedepot)
transformer (homedepot)
foot pedal extention cord
cheap plastic skulls
lights and sounds
splice cheap extention cord to transformer (this is 110v so leave it alone if your not comfortable wiring)
transformer to doorbell (mount to back of chair)
stuff the bell with papertowels (this give loud rattle instead of a ring)
plug doorbell and strobe into foot controlled cord (place strobe behind chair)
tape switch to under side of chair arm or leave on floor
Assembly dimensions were a guideline to the finished product.
My chair has held up to 400lbs for entire night of halloween fun.