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  @wizard3z86820 сағат бұрын

  One trick for a bigger boom but will affect the break is to wrap the shell with tape or plastic compression is the main factor to the boom but be carefull to much and you have a bomb or best case a mine shell if you wrap to much 😅

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  @wizard3z86820 сағат бұрын

  In case your wondering for a class c firework the maxium powder per arial unit is a max of 60 grams so when you see 5 6 8 inch shells its mostly fluff sometimes with bigger stars but mostly its just an advertisement gimmick just like there has to be one inch spacing from tubes on a 500gram why those saturn missle batteries are the size of a pallet 😂

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  @jeffhays1968Күн бұрын

  perchlorate flash is too unstable really. Fast, but not really a safe compound.

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  @buckygoldstein92562 күн бұрын

  I'm thinking that it isn't your press that is losing pressure. I just pressed a puck (first puck ever) in my vice as tight as I could. After a few minutes I went to take it out, but before I removed it I re-tightened the press and I found I could now tighten it quite a bit more.

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  @E85_STI2 күн бұрын

  @@buckygoldstein9256 yeah some people use a jack and lift their cars or similar to get pressure and my press isn’t enough pressure to turn my pucks into an almost glass like a 20 ton but it works well enough for my purposes. So did you break them up and do a burn test?

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  @buckygoldstein92562 күн бұрын

  @@E85_STI They're drying at the moment. I started with 400 grams of material (chemicals) and got 12 pucks which weigh 403 grams. Not sure how to account for that as there was some loss from powder sticking to pans, etc. It must be the water I added. I'll weight them again after they dry. How long do you let them dry? I did a burn test after 12 hours of milling and another after 24 hours. The extra time shows an improvement. This is a first time for me and I'm sure I'll come up with better techniques. The die I'm using is made from 2 inch PVC and ABS tubing with a couple of 2 inch round disks, 1 an aluminum disk from the internals of an old disk drive and the other a piece of 2 inch brass that I got from the thrift store for a buck. It looks like it was some machinist student's project, or maybe just end stock waste. I wanted to see if I could even do this before spending a lot of money on equipment that I might not use. ;-)

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  @kevinmaru26802 күн бұрын

  apakah red gum itu red iron oxide?

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  @TheMulletMafia13 күн бұрын

  Is flash legal for personal uses?

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  @E85_STI3 күн бұрын

  @@TheMulletMafia1 so back when I use to buy the stuff it wasn’t an issue but now sites are limiting people from buying the two chemicals together so who knows now but I’ve never made much of it and I don’t travel or sell anything when I did make it but I haven’t made anything in a while

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  @TheMulletMafia13 күн бұрын

  @@E85_STI people say it’s legal and people say it isn’t. It’s kinda like a who knows kinda deal ain’t it?

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  @E85_STI3 күн бұрын

  @@TheMulletMafia1 so it isn’t a problem in small quantities of course and not making it for manufacturing but lots of people make it on KZread with no issues so if you do make it do it like 10 grams at a time that’s what I did to be safe because even 10g can take your hand off and in my videos I’m using under a gram to fill these little 1/4” tubes.

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  @iprey4surf4 күн бұрын

  This guy has no idea what he's doing. lol But he's soooo sure.

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  @E85_STI4 күн бұрын

  @@iprey4surf maybe this will change your mind kzread.info/dash/bejne/ln2gzdqagMydZps.htmlsi=DyTEsGsR0f2GF-H7

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  @cleophusfowler5 күн бұрын

  A home air conditioner does not blow the hot air from inside your house to the outside. Hot/warm air is recirculated through a heat exchanger and then the same air is blown back into your house in the form of dry cold/cool air.

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  @E85_STI4 күн бұрын

  @@cleophusfowler I know what you mean by heat exchanger which is the evaporator coil but the evaporator provides the cold air simultaneously the warmer return air from the house is absorbed into the refrigerant which actually carries the heat from the house to the condenser where it’s expelled with the use of the OFM and that vapor condenses back and and the process starts over. Of course there’s the TXV and compressor. This little water heat exchanger couldn’t cool a room but can help in a small space.

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  @cleophusfowlerКүн бұрын

  @@E85_STI Yes that's correct. I would like to know your thoughts on powering an icybreeze using a 12v lawn mower battery. I attend a lot of car shows and would like to extend my run time significantly over the 10ah, 12v battery supplied. I saw a 35ah 12v battery for a lawn tractor for 69 bucks on line. What are your thoughts on this? Thank you for your time.

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  @larryfoster26286 күн бұрын

  You seem to be pretty smart, but you’re incorrect on your water pump. You should not push that water through the radiator that fast all is gonna do is the bleacher ice quickly

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  @E85_STI6 күн бұрын

  @@larryfoster2628 so I have two different 12 v pumps for it the faster one I have because at the time I had a beater car I was using before I fixed the ac so I had this one that I would only use for 30 mins or so daily but for the extended use like at the beach I could swap out the pumps. With the faster moving water it would remove more heat in the car especially on hot Texas summer days at 100+ degrees that’s the only reason I did it and got the icy breeze. Fast forward to now I haven’t used my icy breeze in over a year but it stays in my house well preserved. You are right though about the ice with the faster pump.

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  @lilpn0yxtc9667 күн бұрын

  hey i have an icybreeze and i wanted to modify the pump like you did on yours. but i noticed the icy breeze hose is way smaller than the hole on the new pump. did you need to change the hose or modify something? thanks!

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  @E85_STI7 күн бұрын

  @@lilpn0yxtc966 honestly I don’t remember that being a problem but yes some of the 12 volt pumps have larger openings but I would have to look at mine and see what I used but the pump on my sits on the bottom of the chest behind that plastic piece for the tube

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  @jeremyarnold19797 күн бұрын

  I'm glad to see the prices starting to come back down I just bought the platinums and the growlers for 88 bucks here in Kentucky. They were selling for 125 thru 150 last year.

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  @patman025010 күн бұрын

  Eastern red cedar 75-15-10? Are you getting any Cato's with that black powder? I have Eastern red cedar did the same thing and I keep getting Cato's. I even have New England paper tubes and everything. They're not even attempting to go up it's just an immediate Cato. It's a Woody's black powder 4 oz kit, it's supposed to be with a clean nozzle but I'm not using a clean nozzle just ramming the black powder as is. What do you suggest?

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  @jeromereed10974 күн бұрын

  Try 60/30/10, it's a slower mix for rockets and works well for me. I also ball mill my mix for 12 hours or so then wet with 50/50 alcohol water and granulate through a screen to get an even mix.

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  @mottlgamer11 күн бұрын

  You must use magnesium blud

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  @ethanrbutler13 күн бұрын

  35 seconds long

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  @OBS.Rey__14 күн бұрын

  Where do u get the willow charcoal

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  @E85_STI13 күн бұрын

  @@OBS.Rey__ I got it from a fireworks vendor off Facebook but you can find it if they have it in stock on fireworks cookbook but my powder has gotten much faster with eastern red cedar per bedding from Walmart. I make the charcoal myself and I’ve posted a video on how to do it.

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  @tonyf.885814 күн бұрын

  Good luck , my friend! Would like to see how this works!

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  @E85_STI14 күн бұрын

  @@tonyf.8858 yeah both of us lol idk if it will

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  @karstpyrod999214 күн бұрын

  Are you going to attach Buzz?

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  @E85_STI14 күн бұрын

  @@karstpyrod9992 I have a buzz but it’s one of the bigger ones so I’ll have to see if I have a smaller buzz toy

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  @Pyro_Eddie16 күн бұрын

  good thing I’m in South Carolina Excaliburs are only 89 and then Excalibur platinum‘s are 99 😮😊🥳👍🏽

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  @E85_STI16 күн бұрын

  Yeah other places are cheaper when I was in Georgia I used to go to phantom and they were open year round and had the little moon travelers but here in Texas apparently they are illegal and you can’t get them but I’ve seen many places have cheaper prices. I’m going to a new store tomorrow to check out the prices but I still have 20 shells left since I didn’t use them all. Not to mention I still have 6 left from the Excalibur and growlers

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  @artbyrobot116 күн бұрын

  they all lit at once because the tissue paper doesn't stop the black powder from lighting up the other sections as good as well packed sawdust which is more dense

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  @madmattdigs951817 күн бұрын

  You can use potassium nitrate with magnesium. As long as it’s dry and finely powdered, it works very well. Very fast with just a THUD. I don’t like aluminum flash. Why use a less reactive metal? I’ve never had any problems with magnesium.

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  @aznvi3tboy20919 күн бұрын

  Will i be able to use a 12v trolling motor lithium 100ah battery?

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  @prestonking573620 күн бұрын

  Looks like it worked well

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  @donewithyoutube27520 күн бұрын

  It's cheaper to make your own flash powder than it is to take apart firecrackers and use what's in there

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  @cleelee232321 күн бұрын

  Your switch from cobb ap to ecutek ? Man this auto rev match is sweet.

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  @E85_STI20 күн бұрын

  Yeah it is but now I’m back on Cobb and I still have the ecutek it’s pretty much still new but my tuner uses Cobb AP so I had to go back

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  @jarredh45124 күн бұрын

  Thank you

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  @geigercounter-yj5bv27 күн бұрын

  ants trying to survive american bombs💀💀💀

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  @E85_STI27 күн бұрын

  lol so it was an empty pile it was just a mound of sand

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  @gregschultz2029Ай бұрын

  I’m wondering if you fill it with ice blocks then cover it with a piece of styrofoam,to keep the incoming warm air separate from the ice ?

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  So I do use ice blocks I got these two silicone molds off Amazon and it’s as big as a bread loaf pan and I use about 4 and it’s lasts much longer than just filling it with ice cubes. The way these works is it circulates the ice water in the heat exchanger so the warmer water melts the ice the air doesn’t do too much to the ice but the styrofoam might help it but I haven’t tried that

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  @gregschultz2029Ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI Thank You for replying back ,I want to try the styrofoam soon ,Let me know if you try it first ,Take Care

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  @@gregschultz2029 so here’s the one I made before I bought the icy breeze and this one outperforms the icy breeze and has a lot more airflow but it’s bulky. kzread.info/dash/bejne/l3qOsKuypZmYqJM.htmlsi=6Ic_70hYzMDg1vCG

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  @txvet7738Ай бұрын

  Do you know of any adapters with a voltage step down that can use Milwaukee M18 or Ryobi 18v batteries? You still in and what branch?

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  So I’m out of the Army now and am retired but there’s a voltage step down on Amazon I used it for another project and you can use it for this because the 12V is the recommended power and it’s good you aren’t trying to just throw the 18v on as that will wear things out much faster.

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  @txvet7738Ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI nice, I’m retired Army as well! I’ll check it out, there is a deal going on right now that throws in a free 6ah battery and charger so I might just take advantage of that deal.

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  @txvet7738Ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI I sent a reply earlier but it apparently didn’t save. I’m retired Army as well. What do you think about this deal, it’s the a/c unit with a free icy block, 6ah battery/charger, and the 110-220 power supply for $420 out the door. That seems like a good deal, what do you think?

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  @SacredHeart0520Ай бұрын

  Is your version efficient. For portable battery power ? .

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  So mine is effective for very fast cooling and air flow because I’ve used a meter to test and it was blowing so much CFM compared to the icy but the ice does go much faster on mine so I get cold air for an hour or so if I use the fan on 100% it doesn’t kill my battery but the ice melts faster due to the larger volume of air

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  @tamang5471Ай бұрын

  Thành phần để tạo ra màu đỏ là?

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  @_DumyАй бұрын

  Can I use Al powder insted of Mangalium?

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  I believe it should still work as it’s still a metal but it could affect the burn rate or it might not change much so it’s worth a shot.

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  @tonyf.8858Ай бұрын

  Looks like fun. I have a BB gun like your AR-15 that you showed. Those thunder snaps would make great targets, even for indoors, like the basement or garage. Good to see ya, E8!

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  Tony!! lol yeah for real they are a nice touch for some sound and I really like that BB gun that you are talking about as I really wanted that as it uses co2 and shoots way faster than these blasters.

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  @NicoleLira-yj2lkАй бұрын

  Nice Gel Blaster.

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  @@NicoleLira-yj2lk thank you for that I hope you are doing well

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  @HarondadaGreatАй бұрын

  The more you graduate it the faster it get

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  @TheMulletMafia13 күн бұрын

  So what if I do it 100 times

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  @HarondadaGreatАй бұрын

  Granulate it one more time

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  @mrnk85Ай бұрын

  I feel for your knees brother.

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  @dll.567Ай бұрын

  if I use aluminum instead of magnesium, will it change anything?

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  @cluesemb497424 күн бұрын

  I feel like it would change the color/brightness

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  @cluesemb497424 күн бұрын

  Im just getting into the hobby but seeing the effects of a lot of the things ive seen changing those components change the brightness and color 90% of the time. For instance if you made it with aluminum, i know someone who would prefer titanium because they like that its a more clear and bright burn.

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  @peterstephens6168Ай бұрын

  What a let down. No burn test? This video truly sucks!!

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  @texashillcountryadv9197Ай бұрын

  Need to be this guy, but you can put a 20 V Dewalt in it if you pull the motor out it’s rated from 12 to 24 V and I’ve tried it. It works just fine for been using it for a long time like that it’s not gonna break it.

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  @speedbird797621 күн бұрын

  Thank you which amperage of the dewalt 20V did you use? Does it matter?

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  @thomaswahahauw560Ай бұрын

  Can you do it without down pipe delete?

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  Do you mean without removing the downpipe? If so then it’s very hard to get a tool in there to loose the two bolts holding the plate in. So this setup is old of course and now I’m rotated and big turbo fully built motor so the air pumps are useless when the power goes up. If you are stock motor and turbo you could just leave them.

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  @thomaswahahauw560Ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI I have a stock engine. I can't delete the pipes. I need to add a closed gasket between the pipes and engine. That's why I asked can I do it without removing the downpipe. those exhaust bolts always brake off lol.

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  @@thomaswahahauw560 yeah they do and for a while I left the one pipe that’s hard to get out and it didn’t affect anything. Now you will a tune for the delete but it cleans up the bay a bit. Since this video I’ve deleted the coolant expansion tank as well and it makes it look less congested in the bay.

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  @jacksonjoseph1446Ай бұрын

  I have about, is the same black powder used for lift charge as well as rocket fuel?

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  So depending on the size of the shell for expand of you are doing a 1.5” ball shell then 6-10 grams of lift will get you height. I took apart a 5” 60 grams shell and the lift was about 16 grams If I remember but the rocket will use more fuel than the lift same with the shell the inside will have way more powder than the lift

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  @jacksonjoseph1446Ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI Thanks for the information ♥️

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  @houseoffire72Ай бұрын

  Damn it man🤣🤣🤣 now I gotta dig all my pyro stuff out.

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  Yeah it’s fun but like you I have to dig my stuff out again soon for the 4th of July because I haven’t been making anything since the new year

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  @houseoffire72Ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI Its been a bit longer for me. I'm guessing maybe 3yrs😫

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  @Ku4z-pyrotech18_6Ай бұрын

  OMG

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  @whisperingdeath308Ай бұрын

  What is the purpose of this????

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  This speeds up the process for granulation but also when compressed like this it forces the nitrate into the charcoal and gives you a very fast powder. People that make BP for shooting guns actually do this process and grind it to their F size needed.

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  @whisperingdeath308Ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI Awesome thank you for explaining that to me. I watch everything black powder and just subscribed to your channel. Really wanna learn more.

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  @@whisperingdeath308 I do show how to make your own charcoal and since I’ve been making it I haven’t bought any in about 4 years of making this powder. I do also have other compositions such as colored smoke, stars and whistle fuel on the channel if interested. Now for a really good puck to form you need something like 12 tons of pressure and it almost turns to a glass after it’s pressed but I only have 6 tons so these still burn really fast but it’s also the chems I use

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  @meggawatt81Ай бұрын

  i need more of this stuff

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  @E85_STIАй бұрын

  I love the smaller stuff and I do have shells and bigger rockets but these little ones are fun.

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  @anthonyrichard73192 ай бұрын

  pretty crapy teacher .....did i learn anything ....garage floors are cold

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  @Jimdandymetals2 ай бұрын

  I have a question about hot glue guns and fireworks my glue gun runs constant power like yours so while it’s running it doesn’t make any sparks however when I plug it in it cracks an arc all the videos say to unplug it while you use it and plug it back in after it feels safer to just leave it plugged in am I missing something the pop and crack of the arc plugging it in scares the hell out of me while I’m making rockets

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  @E85_STI2 ай бұрын

  So I never disconnect it when using it and I’ve used it with flash, whistle, BP and an opened canister shell powder but I am careful not to allow the tip to touch the powder as much as I can because the heat may ignite the powder and that might be why they disconnect it but I don’t.

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  @Jimdandymetals2 ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI that helps at least I’m not the only one lol

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  @gancarlotorres45012 ай бұрын

  Does it matter what material my caps are made of?

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  @altermann1ify2 ай бұрын

  Do you need to prime these stars for ariel shells?

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  @E85_STI2 ай бұрын

  Yes you do because the aluminum is a little hard to light but this formula isn’t as hard to light as others but BP alone won’t light it you need to prime them with a hot prime. I think I posted a video of the prime. I have another video on this kzread.info/dash/bejne/foakmLmKiNmTfLA.htmlsi=Lg1dqgyX5hTvqGZC

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  @altermann1ify2 ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI Ok, thanks. Another question: what particle size for the mg/al?

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  @E85_STI2 ай бұрын

  @@altermann1ify the one I use I believe is -325 mesh and I got it off fireworks cook books

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  @altermann1ify2 ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI Okay, thanks. I'm still searching for your prime video. I've never made prime before, and don't really want to go through the hassle if I need a ball mill to do it

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  @braddougherty34012 ай бұрын

  Warm water is what should be used

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  @manuelgutierrez38552 ай бұрын

  Is the tooling the 1lb cohete

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  @E85_STI2 ай бұрын

  I believe so because I have the 3 pound tool for cored rockets and it’s 3/4” ID

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  @manuelgutierrez38552 ай бұрын

  @@E85_STI cool yeah I'm looking to purchase one, you think it can lift 2inch headers