Great idea but I definitely think you need a vent all the smoke just fills the box and you missed the desired effects. Still a great video and I like the way you keep trying different experiments.
Yeah each of these was a little disappointing, hopefully I can get this effect dialed in for the large box I'm building. Thank you, I love trying different experiments to see what ends up looking cool 😁
I really wish they were more even. I still don't know if the smoke would have turned green, but I think it would've been cool to see more mixing and swirling.
Smoke balls have oxidizer in them. You can throw them in water and they will still make smoke. So blue ball shouldn’t be able to choke out yellow. Smoke balls in my experience have poor quality control and yellow was probably just not a good one. Source: I always tried to combine smoke balls for July 4th and they always would ignite at different times or one ball would totally over power the other.
@@310fabrication thick green fused fireworks almost always work underwater. Go throw a ground bloom in a large bucket. Or any firecracker with a green fuse. Of course your bucket will most likely rupture if it’s plastic and not metal. Don’t try this with shells. Ofc
try letting it pour in from the top next time
Ooooh that sounds like a great idea. I think that would look super cool! I'm going to have to try that.
Reminds me of the dude that loves onky snakes and sparklers
🤣 Snakes can look pretty interesting but I've never been a fan of sparklers.
Cant be fully sealed, need little holes to vent the top. Great vid
Thank you for the tip!
Great idea but I definitely think you need a vent all the smoke just fills the box and you missed the desired effects. Still a great video and I like the way you keep trying different experiments.
Yeah each of these was a little disappointing, hopefully I can get this effect dialed in for the large box I'm building. Thank you, I love trying different experiments to see what ends up looking cool 😁
from the second test, the yellow smoke had a different density than the blue one.
I really wish they were more even. I still don't know if the smoke would have turned green, but I think it would've been cool to see more mixing and swirling.
Smoke balls have oxidizer in them. You can throw them in water and they will still make smoke. So blue ball shouldn’t be able to choke out yellow.
Smoke balls in my experience have poor quality control and yellow was probably just not a good one.
Source: I always tried to combine smoke balls for July 4th and they always would ignite at different times or one ball would totally over power the other.
That's really good to know. It's kinda frustrating how much they vary sometimes when I'm trying to make stuff like this.
@@310fabrication thick green fused fireworks almost always work underwater.
Go throw a ground bloom in a large bucket. Or any firecracker with a green fuse. Of course your bucket will most likely rupture if it’s plastic and not metal.
Don’t try this with shells. Ofc