Video 6 - Finishing a 5 inch Ball Shell

Finishing a 5 inch Firework Ball Shell
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[@kevinmax2449]

Veo tus video aun que estén en otro idioma y trato de entender, soy un aficionado a la pirotecnia, pero no consigo tan buenos resultados,me guataria que en algún momento consideraras poner subtitulos en Español 😢.

[@GodLover2004]

Sir please give more information throw these videos and continue gives new more videos.

[@Crossfirepyro2]

Thanks for this video series. Very informative.🔥🔥

[@poconopyro189]

Love watching your videos, super informative! I hope to one day have the space to be able to build my own shells!

[@TarheelPyroChannel]

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[@thisoldminer]

Are you going to set it off? With video?

[@Juliansa537]

Glad to see your videos again. Do you build cylinder shells?

[@frank7027]

I launching a mans ashes with 6" shells, my shells weight 48 oz, would 5 oz of black powder be a good lift amount?

[@TarheelPyroChannel]

Yes. That should reach a good height.

[@chrissrocketryandmore]

👍👍

[@Ohio_Hobbies_Guy]

I do 10% plus a gram for my 3 inch shells. My timing Is 2.5 seconds. Haven't made anything bigger. Don't really have a good place to do it where I live. I'd end up in the neighbors cornfield lol.

[@robertrdell8898]

Why not epoxy?

[@Tarheel_Pyro]

You could use that but hot glue is quick to dry, and no mixing.