nicely done man beautiful fireworks shells

Sounds like you did well overall. Competing against 29 others not to shabby. Seems like they had a lot of judging and tech issues. None the less, great job brother. ✊🏾POWER TO THE PYROS 🧨 🚀

Nice work, keep it up! And thanks for sharing!

Good to see you post! Glad you competed and can’t wait to see more. Congrats! It takes guts and always remember, make them for you.

Just for comparison, let me make one suggestion. If a field is very large, and you place low, tell us how many competed. For example, finishing 6th is OK, but 6th out of 100 is much better. Finishing 28th sounds poor, unless you mention it was 28th out of 250. It gives us perspective.

New pyro here and iv been enjoying your videos! I'm debating if I want to take the 20 hr drive to pgi this year.. it would be my first one and I'd be solo.

@Tarheel_Pyro

4 жыл бұрын

I'll be driving 22 hours so it's doable. You need to go to at least one convention. The shows alone will blow you away. Also there are several shell building classes you can probably get into one of them. Sometimes schedules overlap. I've started building shells for it already. It's also a pretty good site.

What is up I love your videos and your shell construction shells are really good I have a question where do you buy most of your shell materials and star making materials I normally use 3inch plastic shells for mortars but I am looking to step it up and want to try the paper shells Let me know because I am on a tight budget and need to buy some 4inch shells but don’t know where

@FireworkTutorials

4 жыл бұрын

you could buy from fireworkscookbook. They have really good prices.

i hear you need to bag your shells to keep them dry in their tubes as well...

sorry that happen to you but nice job man

Also some video ideas don't know some of the terms you are using like comet, mine, and gerb .ect

I buy from skylighter.com