Supercharge Your Fog Machine!

What this video covers

VanOaks Props walks through building a compact DIY fog fan attachment designed to push fog from a standard Halloween fog machine further across a yard or display. The build centers on mounting a 12V computer fan inside an ABS duct reducer and connecting flexible dryer hose to direct the output. Wago connectors and a 12V power supply keep the wiring clean and beginner-friendly. A downloadable gasket template is provided to help seal the fan housing effectively.

Key takeaways

• ◆A 12V computer fan mounted in an ABS duct reducer dramatically extends fog reach
• ◆Flexible dryer hose lets you aim fog output precisely in your display
• ◆Wago connectors make wiring safe and simple with no soldering required
• ◆A free gasket template is available to ensure a proper seal around the fan
• ◆Total parts cost is low, making this one of the most affordable fog upgrades available

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