Nice work I had a roller just like that in the beginning when I mostly pumped and cut everything then got into the bigger ball shells and wanted to do multi color changes and quickly out grew my smaller roller there completely capable but I managed to modify a cement mixer with basically one urethane wheel and some paint. I'm still looking for the best inner coating for grip the metal drums are really hard or I would peen it like the Italian's do in there big copper pots thanks for sharing
what is the core and powder? I want to make some fireworks just for fun but explosives are not legal in my place. I mean I can still use them if they're fireworks
That is a really broad question...There is a multitude of compositions. I would look for charcoal based compositions like "TigerTail" where you only need a few basic fuels and oxidizers. Search for firework star comps and find one that you can obtain the chemicals. There are a million ways to make a star per what is available to you. Thanks for watching
Yeah nice. I love that. Rolling stars is a pleasure
Nice work I had a roller just like that in the beginning when I mostly pumped and cut everything then got into the bigger ball shells and wanted to do multi color changes and quickly out grew my smaller roller there completely capable but I managed to modify a cement mixer with basically one urethane wheel and some paint. I'm still looking for the best inner coating for grip the metal drums are really hard or I would peen it like the Italian's do in there big copper pots thanks for sharing
what is the core and powder? I want to make some fireworks just for fun but explosives are not legal in my place. I mean I can still use them if they're fireworks
That is a really broad question...There is a multitude of compositions. I would look for charcoal based compositions like "TigerTail" where you only need a few basic fuels and oxidizers. Search for firework star comps and find one that you can obtain the chemicals. There are a million ways to make a star per what is available to you. Thanks for watching
What prime do you use?
BP with 10-12% silicon
@@MrWhistleFire is it silicon carbide powder?
nice