How Do Fireworks Work? 

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Lmao happy 4th

Gunna light my first live 4” I made tonight haha dummy rounds went around 420’ so hopefully all goes well

@@LB-pe6tv goodluck be sure to put extra fuse so u can get away fast enough

The first shells i made the stars did bot iginte, and some were low breaks.

You literally read me mind!!!!

He is speaking of potassium chlorate, which reacts violently with gummies. Particularly one containing glycol.

@@ferrischemistry7879 potasium perchlorate is more stable

@@anglership9563 However, Potassium Chlorate is easier to synthesize.

They dont use chlorate in fireworks anymore besides for smoke compositions, older fireworks such as really old firecrackers use chlorate based flash which has more properties of friction/shock sensitivity than newer perchlorate based mixes

No.

maybe it's due to some slow connection issue. And you making fun out of it... Actually your brain must be pee sized...

"pee sized" hilarious. Is that a joke? The term is "pea-sized", as in a pea.

Polymerasie Condens gekoloniseerd

Both. You have to be a licensed facility in the US to build. You can also import with am import license from China, Japan, or Europe.

I know an american nation. who did once a huge fireworks and they ignited them in japan. You dont want to know what was flying everywhere 😜

eat shit racist

Keep fighting, it hopefully won't last forever xd

One firework won’t blow the fucking world up. You probably live in a house with gas and cook with electric microwaved and drive a diesel car. Even if it’s electrical it’s still electric SMH

Yes they are reusable

Yes they reuse everything but the shells

There are 3 kind of mortars, made of cardboard, composite of glass fibers and resin or Metal mortars. All are reusable... But all you should change after a specific number of shots because of safety reasons... Cardboard mortars 3-10 times (single use only in wet conditions), Composite mortars about 100 time's and the steel mortars are good for several decades if treaded well.

Saeed Hyde yes it is reusable

Yes, the tubes are made of fiber, once they are cooled down they are good to go.

Is not:)

Uhm i think you can reuse them easily atleast here in the netherlands we do but we also dont do it legal

It is reuseable but not inmediate

ZeRoK Ro fiberglass ones and metal ones are reusable

Yes.