Prop Bear Trap less than $2.00
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What this video covers
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios demonstrates how to build a realistic-looking bear trap prop from EVA foam floor mats for under two dollars and in about an hour. The build is extremely accessible for beginners, requiring minimal tools and just two inexpensive materials. The finished props are lightweight and versatile, working well as wall-mounted set dressing across a variety of haunt themes.
Key takeaways
- ◆Entire prop costs less than $2 using half of one EVA foam floor mat
- ◆Build time is approximately one hour, making it ideal for mass production
- ◆Contact cement is the primary adhesive used to bond foam pieces
- ◆Finished traps work well as wall-mounted set dressing
- ◆Suitable for dungeon, wilderness, or industrial haunt themes
Who this is for
Budget-conscious haunters and haunt builders looking for fast, cheap, high-volume set dressing props.
Materials mentioned
- • EVA foam floor mat
- • Weldwood contact cement
⚠ Safety notes
Use Weldwood contact cement in a well-ventilated area; it produces strong fumes and is flammable.
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