That's one useful wood brick for sure. I've made one specific batch of spolette mix to always get similar results, but sometimes fuel has to be slower if the spolette is too long for smaller shells for example. Great video, keep it up!
Yes I agree. Consistency is important when making fireworks. I believe in always testing not only the finished item but also the items that go into it.
Pretty small tube but have seen them in italian insert shells I have yet to try one that small I have wanted to try to use the 1/4 inch tubes for my 1.5 inch insert shells for 5 inch multi report with a bottom shot. I recently found a good deal on a few 100 3/8 inch id tubes so I changed my spollette size because the smaller ones were soaking up a little paste and messing with my timing. I like this way of making a quick and easy small spollette ill have to try it out and mabey even put some Benny whistle in there lol
That's one useful wood brick for sure. I've made one specific batch of spolette mix to always get similar results, but sometimes fuel has to be slower if the spolette is too long for smaller shells for example. Great video, keep it up!
Yes I agree. Consistency is important when making fireworks. I believe in always testing not only the finished item but also the items that go into it.
Clever way to make a neat, straight spollette.
Pretty small tube but have seen them in italian insert shells I have yet to try one that small I have wanted to try to use the 1/4 inch tubes for my 1.5 inch insert shells for 5 inch multi report with a bottom shot. I recently found a good deal on a few 100 3/8 inch id tubes so I changed my spollette size because the smaller ones were soaking up a little paste and messing with my timing. I like this way of making a quick and easy small spollette ill have to try it out and mabey even put some Benny whistle in there lol
Was that meal bp or granular and what kind of charcoal. Thanks
it was meal, standard 75-15-10 with regular airfloat