The second “tiger web” is my fav! The very last one was very nice too. With the pink middle/break area. Then kinda looked like a palm tree when it opened up. Very impressive! Mr Gorski!

That's some serious hang time on that lace beautiful job!!

These are real gems Nothing beats the patience to be awesome

That titanium comp. Is outstanding!! Excellence as usual Ned!

These are awesome. Do more of these!

Those titanium stars are awesome! Great job done there

Those titanium spiders are absolutely breathtaking!

@TigsFerrariPeeks

6 жыл бұрын

basementbomber All of them are beatiful

@joeestes8114

6 жыл бұрын

hi basement bomber! i have watched all of your older videos!

@bonzoligist6330

5 жыл бұрын

The last one was my fav....master yoda at it again

On the last ones, was Kool to see the smoke trail, being lit up by the stars. Really Kool, they're so bright!

I like the last one

I sure enjoy watching all of your great videos😎👍👍🎇🎆💣🚀

@nedgorski

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Matt

Loved the willow one!

The voice of Jim Freeman judging the big show in the great beyond, as we all will one day pass to final judgement. Will our glitter, symmetrical breaks and overall methods be judged to be adequate? Judge not, lest ye be judged.

Love the 1.3s

Very nice!!!!

Yep definitely the 2nd last two and the last are my pick...

I just made up a batch of experimental spiderweb comp as well ned added a little magal and ti hoping for a nice bright tail

The titanium ones are perfect!

@mdsuraj861

5 жыл бұрын

Palm Tree

wonderful.. 👌🏻

Very nice ned. I am curious though did you prime them the formula states it's not needed.

for those titanium spiders, the beautiful spark glow (dont know how to call the effect). could you replace the titanium with some aluminium in little peaces?

this type of break is what im looking for dialed down to 3" shells ned. (in ref to my brocade crown post on your site)

What mesh size and type of titanium is that? going to have to get me some!!!

fantastic! Can I have the recipe for the last "spiderWeb titanium" show? Thanks so much

Beautiful, ned! I really like the spiderweb titanium and the spider willow composition. What mesh size of titanium do you use? I have some 100-200 sponge titanium i just picked up. Testing that in a 6 inch im making right now for our shoot on memorial day weekend. I made them cut stars with a standard Tiger Tail formula but modified it slightly with some 40-80 mesh sherical aluminum and some 100-200 sponge titanium. As always, great video!

@nedgorski

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, CBP. I typically use a lot of -20+70 sponge Ti in such stars, for nice long hanging white/silver sparks. Good luck.

what "tigerweb titanium" is spectacular and can I have the recipe for this composition? thanks

Were any of those with Bill Ofca's ball milled charcoal stars? Not necessarily milled with bocce balls in a cement mixer as he did, but just any kind of ball milling? I've found they do live up to their touted advantage -- allowing a greater proportion of charcoal to be used, hence more tailing, for a given burn speed -- but not sure they're worth the work unless you're set up for routine ball milling of BP comp. Were any with lampblack either as the major fuel or an additive? Been there too, not sure they're worth the trouble either. How about with briquette charcoals? I haven't done systematic comparisons, though, never worked in quantity to make such comparisons feasible.

@nedgorski

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, Robert, at least some of the comp was ballmilled in some of the compositions.

@goodmaro

6 жыл бұрын

Is there a key or legend somewhere indexing the comps to the demos?

Mr Gorski, what exactly is a “spider web” shell? They look like any other shell to me just not as full of stars?

Yes, definitely titanium!

Did you happen to put some comets on these shells?

Give a ratio of titanium sponge , charcoal , sulfer and kno3

Sing Titanium Apik 👍🏼👍🏼

I am india 🇮🇳display time good Nice work 👌👏👏👏

He said it hit the ground, it burned too long, I say it needs to break a little higher 😂🤷🏼‍♂️ tomato tamatoe

Use less but bigger diameter with 10 al/ti core ... Better results with flash and rice hull burst

Are the titaniums dextrin bound or phenolic resin?

@nedgorski

5 жыл бұрын

Those were dextrin bound.

Can I see the ingredient of stars ?

Sir plz tell me the composition of Tigger web and spider web star .if you give the composition then I can make it at home

sir pls tell chemical percentage

how comp? tnx

Ned was that titanium sponge?

@nedgorski

3 жыл бұрын

Yep

@aztecworrior79

3 жыл бұрын

@@nedgorski thank you sir!..

Composition please??

Titanium, all the way

none of the shells you have recorded on youtube open fully, you need to use smaller stars and more opening charge

@countryboompyro6746

4 жыл бұрын

You dont know ned, do you? Im pretty sure he knows what he is doing. He has made more stars, formulas, shells, rockets and gerbs in two months than you have done in your lifetime, im sure.

Кошерно

Ned tries this composition, it's very beautiful 55% sodium nitrate 25% magnalinium 10% sulfur 5% coal 5% dextrin attracts a lot of moisture roll the composition with a 3mm layer of tiger tail

@nedgorski

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I've always been leery of the hygroscopicity of the sodium nitrate, Gian, but I do know some folks have good luck producing pretty effects with it.

@gianfrusaglia85

Жыл бұрын

@@nedgorski you can avoid hygroscopicity by using 25% potassium nitrate and 25% sodium mixed, the tiger tail layer around it protects the whole

@nedgorski

Жыл бұрын

@@gianfrusaglia85 Cool, Gian. Thanks.

@gianfrusaglia85

Жыл бұрын

@@nedgorski thank you for your videos

@nedgorski

Жыл бұрын

@@gianfrusaglia85 My pleasure, Gian. Enjoy your journey