My channel will include several different types of videos. It will mostly consist of “how-to” videos. Some "how-to" videos will be of home repairs/improvements and automotive repairs/improvements. I will also post videos that I create about my two favorite holidays that I celebrate, July 4th (Fireworks) and Halloween. Thanks for joining me!
Great video I put my wood on top of pallets I have to level mine I use to use the liquid nails I just use duck tape on all 4 sides holds great most of mine I do electronic if I deed to change something I just cut the tape I mount all mortar tubes to pallets with screws I like to be able to stop the show if I have to still learning different things every year been doing along time great video
What a great little show! I personally like putting a little intentional black sky in the show to build anticipation and let some of the smoke clear out. The smoke seems to be more of a problem with consumer fireworks than with the pro stuff, and can sometimes amplify the light from the breaks and thus drown out effects like palms and willows. I always like to set off my 2' x 4' boards separately and treat each one like an individual display - each with their own mini finale (sometimes each board even has a "theme"). I leave a few minutes in-between each board to let the smoke clear and to build anticipation for the next one. I usually shoot off rockets and the large roman candles in-between boards. I don't like sky puke so always start each board out 1 cake at a time, and will sometimes bump it up to 2 cakes at once before going back to 1, and then a mini finale of 2 or 3 cakes alongside something like a 12-shot mortar rack. It equates to about 1.5 to 3 minutes per board. I can stretch my show to at least an hour and can even push an hour and a half using this method. It's perfect for neighborhood and backyard displays where it's just a bunch of neighbors, church folk, and family attending and wanting an entire evening to chillax in the grass.
Thank you for this video, I now plan on making my own racks instead of purchasing them. Do you know where I could get the tubes at the best price for probably 100 of them?
this is late but please consider wholesale or a mom and pop shop. thats a lot of phantom product and i know you got ripped off from them. you couldve had triple the stash for what you spent by not shopping phantom.
gluing everything down isn't that destroying your ply wood so that next year you need all new pieces? How do you remove them to dispose all of it after?
New to this. Have you had any issues with early fires related to the close proximity of the cakes? I thought the top labels might provide some protection against sparks from low mine effects or fountains but I don’t know for sure.
