Man this guy is so excited. Tearing through that box like a kid on Christmas Day. 😂🤣😅
@boomboom8602 жыл бұрын
The more of your videos that I watch, I'm slowly talking myself into trying to do this!
@Michael-rg7mx10 ай бұрын
Warning... Skylighter says that aluminum and sulfur will react when using water as the thinner. Either use acetone or add 5% boric acid to the water. Dissolve well before using. The reaction is that the finished product can heat up and even self ignite.
@vfr012 жыл бұрын
Im really young to be interested in this but i wanna get taught how to make fireworks it amazes me all the recipes for stars
@karllaun24272 жыл бұрын
Great tutorial. Thanks for posting.
@usa58652 жыл бұрын
I did the same thing. First charcoal was 36 mesh commercial hard wood. I couldn't figure out why it was so slow and my rockets barely had any lift. They sure did have a pretty tail though. Now I make my own red cedar air float then granulated and repowder my bp. Just like goex now. Great video, I'm new so I love seeing all the different types of stars. A video on testing different primers on hard to light stars would be awesome!
@TarheelPyroChannel
2 жыл бұрын
It’s crazy what a difference that makes using air float.
@SandBlandАй бұрын
whats the reason behind having to let the stars dry before priming?
@kr-gs5pt2 жыл бұрын
Finally a useful task for these masks...
@edgarespinoza355
Жыл бұрын
Right !!!!😂😂😂
@raucai96762 жыл бұрын
I can't read the formula because it's printed too dim, can you specify it?
@huanpham1498 Жыл бұрын
Can you give me the size of your granulator tube?
@TarheelPyroChannel
11 ай бұрын
I believe that was 3/8”” diameter.
@oldmanpatriot1490 Жыл бұрын
Oh,,,,,,,,, I forgot to ask...... Have you heard of switching the baking soda for table salt????? I heard one guy say he liked the salt better
@TarheelPyroChannel
11 ай бұрын
Nope. Haven’t heard that.
@oldmanpatriot1490 Жыл бұрын
here is where I get confused....... 1 pound=16ounces there are 28.3grams in a ounce.... 28.3x16=452.8 but if you use google and use a conversion app it says 453.59............ so which is it???? Soooooo I decided to post this Question in case someone else was wondering the same thing.. Sooooooooo,,,,, there is some common core shit going on here or something or my brain just isnt working they are measuring out to the 100/1000th.... but even that does not compute to my math.... they have an ounce measured out to 28.34952grams but if you take 453.59/16 you get 28.349375 fortunately we dont measure to the thousandth but it still makes me wonder what the hell..... but thats just me.... but it could also be opperator error... I am getting old. P.S. I double check everyones math when it comes to my fingers... So Please dont take it personal
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Man this guy is so excited. Tearing through that box like a kid on Christmas Day. 😂🤣😅
The more of your videos that I watch, I'm slowly talking myself into trying to do this!
Warning... Skylighter says that aluminum and sulfur will react when using water as the thinner. Either use acetone or add 5% boric acid to the water. Dissolve well before using. The reaction is that the finished product can heat up and even self ignite.
Im really young to be interested in this but i wanna get taught how to make fireworks it amazes me all the recipes for stars
Great tutorial. Thanks for posting.
I did the same thing. First charcoal was 36 mesh commercial hard wood. I couldn't figure out why it was so slow and my rockets barely had any lift. They sure did have a pretty tail though. Now I make my own red cedar air float then granulated and repowder my bp. Just like goex now. Great video, I'm new so I love seeing all the different types of stars. A video on testing different primers on hard to light stars would be awesome!
@TarheelPyroChannel
2 жыл бұрын
It’s crazy what a difference that makes using air float.
whats the reason behind having to let the stars dry before priming?
Finally a useful task for these masks...
@edgarespinoza355
Жыл бұрын
Right !!!!😂😂😂
I can't read the formula because it's printed too dim, can you specify it?
Can you give me the size of your granulator tube?
@TarheelPyroChannel
11 ай бұрын
I believe that was 3/8”” diameter.
Oh,,,,,,,,, I forgot to ask...... Have you heard of switching the baking soda for table salt????? I heard one guy say he liked the salt better
@TarheelPyroChannel
11 ай бұрын
Nope. Haven’t heard that.
here is where I get confused....... 1 pound=16ounces there are 28.3grams in a ounce.... 28.3x16=452.8 but if you use google and use a conversion app it says 453.59............ so which is it???? Soooooo I decided to post this Question in case someone else was wondering the same thing.. Sooooooooo,,,,, there is some common core shit going on here or something or my brain just isnt working they are measuring out to the 100/1000th.... but even that does not compute to my math.... they have an ounce measured out to 28.34952grams but if you take 453.59/16 you get 28.349375 fortunately we dont measure to the thousandth but it still makes me wonder what the hell..... but thats just me.... but it could also be opperator error... I am getting old. P.S. I double check everyones math when it comes to my fingers... So Please dont take it personal
@TarheelPyroChannel
11 ай бұрын
Using 28.35 gramsx16 gives you 453.6