What Actually Happens When you Mix Diesel and Flour | Testing “Red Neck C4” 

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Can you please try making the thermite into a paste, placing it around a steel bar and try to melt it in half? this was a method frequently used in PAYDAY 2 to breach sewer grates and sewer bars to prevent underground entry. MYTHBUST IT!

@@Exandria we can try that.

22 sensitive tannerite uses potassium perchlorate and aluminum powder which is far more sensitive than regular tannerite with just aluminum powder and detonates far more reliably. More bang for your buck. Your welcome.

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As a normal person with a brain no shit lol

What was your division. MOS

Yup. Fortunately us poor, dirty, worthless civilians also have brains and figured that out already.

people who think they'll be brave in combat will discover shrapnel and immediately cower in fear

Shrapnel is a thing. Shrapnel being utilized as a vehicle for spreading white phosphorous is awesome to witness.....from 500m.

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To my FBI agent, ligma balls

You are gonna make Biden mad!!!

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​@@poindextertunescry silent 😂

You aswell. Lol.

You must miss her a lot Bro. At least she would smell nice. I couldn't get mine to cook.

Some of us also used it to brew coffee.

@@philkearny5587 So that is the reason why some marines carry a fire extinguisher when they go to the potty . . . ..

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That's probably the best kind.

@@philkearny5587And to heat up C rats.

The ones that are water soluble are not polystyrene and are typically cornstarch or other plant-based "bioplastic." Don't think that cornstarch would be liquified in nonpolar solvents the same way polystyrene is.

for some reason the gas and styrophome doesent work for me

@@MWG603 try nail polish remover/acetone

Try adding soap, that works

Brake fluid and pool shockit powder is interesting, it will eventually go off sooner or later we learned. Be careful what you store in your sheds.

that's potassium nitrate/niter/saltpetre

@@LarkeyFactorial Anything with "nitrate" in the name can make things disappear at high speed.

@@LarkeyFactorialsaltpeter is kno3 and black powder

You got it backwards, the ammonium nitrate is a much stronger oxidizer if I’m not mistaken. That was what the guy in Oklahoma used back in the day

@@shaggygeese7500 correct, he used ammonium nitrate mixed with powdered aluminum (AmonAl/tannerite).

If your not on a list your not a true patriot

YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO

im watching pretty sure this isnt my first list to be on

There is natural selection.. aka Darwin awards . We all watch train wrecks..

Always have been dude

Gardener of death in my garden of violence and flesh made complete! 👺👹🫁👅👄🫀👀🦴👁🦷🥰

idk man sounds like those gardeners have explosives just on hand all the time

​@@Arcain321that sulphur and all those nitrates? Oh, those are just for the flowers. The diesel? Just for the tractor, don't pay any attention to it.

If one must fight, fight hunger.😊

Better to be a gardener in a warrior ..

somehow they still come after you

@GenDrag1 you told me that you wanted to bring down the government, don't backpedal now...

@@rock3tcatU233That’s not necessary. They’ll bring themselves down.

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Absolutely

Says the coward.

Thinning the herd.

Wuss:;

I see you Tom foolery

I GET WOOD WATCHING BATTLE SHIPS WHEN THEY SALVO...

It's clinically proven that if you spent more than 70% of you're childhood blowing things up you're definitely a psycho! I'm not a psycho (just) but you should probably ask for help my friend?🤣👍

Had a friend who lost most of his right hand using black powder making pipe bombs. Setting them off at night in the park behind his house. While making one bomb in his room it exploded. He has a thumb and what was left of the index and middle fingers are fused together

I also spent a good amount of my childhood doing the same. My friends dad reloaded his own ammo and had muzzle loaders. Found that quad F powder was the only one that really went bang as it burned the fastest. Used to put it in the mini co2 canisters. I have not done such things in well over 15 years so for any agents reading this sorry but I'm pretty sure the statue of limitations has passed.

Believe we are now on a long list

For the record: I actively searched for videos like that cause I find it really interesting and not because I want to overthrow the government

You too?

Likewise

Popped up on my RU-vid also

Who has 30 bloody tons of that? 😮

@@JoshWallace-i3l Good question. At first, company in charge of shipment didn't want to file a report. Then said it most likely 'leaked' from belly dump railcar along the way. However, wouldn't they go check or ask subsequent train engineers to take a look along that route and report back? Nope. No follow-up reports, which is suspicious. I'm no rocket scientist, but I think there would be an obvious trail of prills having leaked 30 tons.

​@johnnyd687 the FBI knows exactly who they're giving it to and likely helping assemble the explosives with their contact, you know, like they did with Timothy McVeigh back in 95. They were freaking the fuck out too because they knew exactly how much nitrate they gave McVeigh and realized the amount he used wasn't all of what they provided so they thought he had a seperate target. They immedately went to threatening Terry Nichols with the death penalty and all sorts of other shit if he didn't tell them where the rest ofnthebnitrate explosives were, and it turned out a county sheriff's deputy found the stockpile I forget where, but I do remember the reports of them finding the shit, the reporter said there were 4 sets of fingerprints on the explosives, onebwas McVeigh's one was nichols and the other two were "unidentifiable" meaning that at the time two current fbi informants or agents were helping them construct the explosives, McVeigh moved them after they were assembled. But if you Google reports of the live coverage that day they found additional explosives that failed to detonate strapped to the support pillars of the basement columns. They found i think it was three additional bombs if I remember right. And to my knowledge, McVeigh wasn't a magical wizard that could transport explosives into a basement that he didn't have access to, so there's only one way they could have got there. They were actual C-4 though...i know what you're thinking why would the FBI help McVeigh? Well, during the Clinton administration the government had an extremely unpopular piece of anti-terrorism legislation thay they wanted to pass but the voters opposed it heavily, until April 19th 1995 a FBI building was bombed, then it passed just a couple days after. It was a massive expansion for the deep state to "prevent more terror attacks from home-grown domestic extremists"

​@@johnnyd687 Purely a cohencidence.

You can buy that at any flower shop

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The government lost track of 30t of ammonium nitrate last year. It was on a train..then, when it passed the next checkpoint, the chemicals were gone.

We are ALL already on a list.

@@stevenfeil7079 yeah.... you're probably right

Just buy a bunch of the squeeze to activate ice packs. (Posting for a friend)

has been for me

I'm glad to be keeping the tradition of lucky stupidity alive

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Well, sometimes it isn’t.

It's cool to know that boys around the world do the same stuff

I agree,that is just as much of a dead giveaway as hoping out of a police car with the blue lights flashing while wearing a police uniform and badge while hearing the dispatcher speaking on his radio..he is trying to bait us into creating bombs so ATF will raid our homes

Ah that's why my co worker asked if I was a cop and then never spoke to me again.

Purple flavor is better than blue flavor, but both are great.

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Men brain like when things go boom

Every free man should have this knowledge.

This aint gonna make them take you off the watchlist.

@@GrimReaping if you're not on at least one list, are you really American?

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Well first you need a male and female termite, then you set a nice candle light wood dinner for them to enjoy. Turn on a little romantic music and before long you will have all the termites you could ever want.

For some reason our junior high school had a copy of the jolly roger cookbook in the school library. It was in the fiction section. Good times.

lmaoooo I remember watching that and predicting the delete. I must've said "whoooa" like 10 times. 😂

But where is AK fiddy ????

I almost turned it off then this comment popped up 😮.

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Need a lil background chief

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We use the same in the copper mines i worked at in Arizona

Now that would have quite a kick.

Combat engineers used that combo to "dig" trenches during the Korean conflict

Fert with a 15 nitrogen rating works too.

Blasting caps are easy to make

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Shouldnt your username be Snout3058?

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@@scout3058 😀

Aluminium powder and iron oxide. It's easy. How to apply it and actually get it to work, I will keep to myself.

This is such a nice comment, thank you

I’m no lawyer, but I’m pretty sure it’s legal to make a destructive device without registering it as long as it’s destroyed that same day. Heard that on Ordnance Lab.

@@spingebill8551 if you have a FFL, specifically a Type 10, then I think you can avoid some paperwork by ensuring any manufactured devices aren't kept in inventory for more than a day. I recall hearing that on Ordnance Lab. If you don't have an FFL/FEL, then you need to submit an ATF Form 1 and wait for approval BEFORE manufacturing the device. You'll also need to pay 200 to have 'em slap what must be one of the most expensive stamps in the world on that Form 1. As far as the ATF is concerned, there's no difference between a Molotov cocktail and a machine gun, they're both prohibited by the NFA. You can't make a machine gun without the proper licensing, and you can't make a destructive device without the proper license OR approved Form 1. Again worth noting that explosive does not equal destructive device. A literal ton of ANFO? Not a destructive device. A Molotov cocktail? Destructive device. Put that ton of ANFO in something _designed or intended to_ produce shrapnel? Now it's a destructive device.

I'm kinda pissed off about the Oklahoma thing because of that I can't walk around the job site now with a stick of dynamite in my back pocket and a blasting cap in my front pocket. In the 90's we had dynamite on hand just for rock holes we had to dig. Now we can't even get a hold of it because of the red tape involved in obtaining it.

@@t.r.4496 What do you call a guy who walks around with a blasting cap in his front pocket? Eunich

​@@t.r.4496 That's one of those good things the government tells us not to do.

Locked yourself out of your house? Thermite. Need to cook a meal really fast? Thermite.

Had a bad day? Thermite Car won’t start? Thermite I get what you mean 👍 thermite!!

I grind steel and aluminum almost daily in my welding shop. Do you have a new way that I can dispose of the waste materials ?? Would be very interested if you do.

So...thermite is not hard to make at home, from easy to get ingredients and easy to find instructions. It's harder to LIGHT than most things.

@@xxxlonewolf49 I thought you were gonna have the recipe up with the way your comment started lol. Would it be hard to “light” or wouldn’t a electric charge work, you’d think they would explain that too

Diesel and Styrofoam make cheap napalm....😊

Yes grainery dust buildup is very explosive. Also rock and soft mineral dust that builds up in the air of mining and milling operations. = mega ton explosions.

Uuuum, think Same stuff happened during a Pepsi ad... resulting in M,J, losing his face...

When will people learn that smoking is dangerous to your health!

Well it was the 1970s alot of people would have a beer with lunch and smoking was not frowned on like it is today. We had a dairy down the street And in a little. Corner of their main building was a bar with no name on it for their dairy truck drivers to get a drink during lunch or after shift.

Yea....well, grain silo dust is pretty much a ThermoBaricBomb, a FuelAirExplosive....

Who do you think came up with that? Scientists.

@@nomadmarauder-dw9reOkay, point taken.

don't forget the labcoat!

@@victormiranda9163 Oops, I did forget the lab coat!

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So glad I'm not the only one who thought this

Yeah thats what I thought too. I guess if its white powder it must be flour right?

​@@shintokatana17 AN isn't a powder usually - it presents as small pellets.

ww2 combat engineer handbook, really doubt they were sending americans in with bad info. he used too small of a detonator, didn't measure the contents, or mix it well enough.

@@humannotanalien8675 Can you name the hand book? Both flour and diesel are not explosive by itself and are both not oxidizing in any way. They can not detonate.

@@humannotanalien8675 yes, using a 4 kilo detonator would explode the bag, makes sense

It is not truly explosive but if you melt it and shape it and an air bubble ends up in it or a void it will blow apart and send bits of the burning rocket candy chunks flying

@@chrislemos3466 I have never had that happen but now I kind of want to do it on purpose. We used to fill a variety of containers with rocket candy just to see the results, before we had kids and as much responsibility.

@@19amw87 yeah I don't think I have made it since I have had kids so it has been more than a decade. We used to make center burn solid fuel rockets with the stuff and every once in a while one would blow apart. I also used to use it for smoke effects at Western reenactments until one blew apart during a show and that put an end to that. I miss those days

@@chrislemos3466 I think it's been about 14 years since I've used any myself. I've made some for other people since then, usually for model rockets or science fair projects, but we live in city limits now so I'm not allowed to do anything fun. I got a recipe a few years ago for diy primer compound and it's been very tempting to combine the two projects. Pack a ball with primer compound and mount it on a rocket candy engine to see if it has enough force to detonate on impact

@@19amw87 care to share? I have reloaded pistol primers before with the tips of strike anywhere matches. It works ok

Yes, back in the 80's , we had a grainery explosion in Marion, SD. A few people lost their lives, because of a spark igniting the grain dust.

Rust, aluminum powder, fire = therm

It go boom???? (Asking for a friend)

@@anugruheethangelomathew2923 If you encase it properly, yes. Otherwise it won’t be able to build enough pressure For this kinda stuff we usually use 2-4 layers of interlocking PVC pipes depending on what kinds of materials we’re using For anything bigger we use old central heating boilers though, since they can build A LOT of pressure. Just gotta be mindful of the shrapnel and piping hot rubber getting everywhere

@@dylannix4289 u seem to know a lot

@@dylannix4289 thanks tho

@@anugruheethangelomathew2923 Childhood as an adrenaline junkie with no money and a lot of time around junkyards/industrial areas will do that to you. Also helps that our national pastime during winters is making the biggest boom possible through whatever means necessary

Number eight should do it.😂

You're talking about a dust bomb. We used to make them in the army with coffee creamer and TNT blocks. It's not that flower or coffee creamer is flammable per say, it's the size of the particulate. This is why grain silos blow up. The coffee creamer TNT bomb works great in empty warehouses. It will also work outside if there's no wind. If no TNT is available black powder will work also. Anything that will detonate and produce a spark or flame will work. This information is for purely educational reasons only. Do not try this at home.

Call of Cthulhu is what got me here.

Get out of here STALKER.. cant wait for STALKER 2(10+ years later)

@@alexsmart5452 same bro

We found plastic sandwich bags worked way better than the little plastic jars. No idea why.

You are the first comment good sir

The smell was on my like cologne

@@DeskPop 60% of the time... it works every time.

"I love the smell of Napalm in the morning"

IT, AND TRANSMISSION FLUID MAKES A GREAT HAIR TONIC!...,AND THEM DOG-PECKER GNATS WON'T BOTHER YOU WHEN YOU USE IT...

@@patrickstockton2091 sho'nuff

Nah doesn’t work…🙄🙄

Rubbish. You need around 3% diesel.

It's called ANFO. it's one of the most common explosives in the mining industry.

One of my Officers had Masters in explosives and demolition, and worked several retlaed jobs before going Navy. I don't remember all the details or ingredients, but I do remember that she had a few different ways to use diesel. Wish I'd taken notes cuz she'd randomly drop info bombs like that

i dont think he ever said diesel by itself wasnt flammable, i think he said adding flour is incredibly useless. He then later made a more effective explosive using ammonium nitrate (the same that they used for the explosion)

Yea they have certain advantages, mainly that air is free and the fuels are cheap. But compared to other explosives they are very weak, especially on a volume to volume comparison. It takes roughly 4 thousand gallons of air to burn a single gallon of gasoline or diesel. It's good for a large open area, but not much else. Not good for shattering rock and concrete, not good for cutting steel either. Makes an ok propellant such as a "potato cannon", or pushing pistons in an engine.

In WWII the OSS came up with a method of using flour, a small black powder charge and a high explosive charge to blow up factories. it worked according to the guys who used it.

It’s really good for plants!!!

Majority ingredients I know are powdered pure aluminium, and a very fine pure iron that has not been oxidised. I do not know what the minor ingredients are Or the ignition .

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So...thermite is not hard to make at home, from easy to get ingredients and easy to find instructions. It's harder to LIGHT than most things.

It would be crazy if I just had all that at home

3 iron oxide and 1 aluminum? By weight or by volume? And would a sparkler be hot enough to ignite that? (Just asking for a friend without internet.)

​@@Ist_Geheimthe metal rod sparklers, not the paper ones.

and definitely do not buy all three of these things in bulk off of Amazon(this isn't a joke)

@@Ist_GeheimYes, I definitely didn’t do this as a kid.

Oh noooo someone commented it I guess we have to do it 👀👀👀

I've also heard about NOT using melted Styrofoam mixed into a glass bottle with some other ingredients ​@@DeskPop

​​@@DeskPopthat above comment earned a sub and a bell ring. And let me tell you, I haven't hit ANYONE'S bell on yt. Lotta subs though.

​​@@DeskPop if you are going to play with thermite try the copper oxide mix, 3 parts copper oxide and 2 part aluminum powder because the copper oxide mix can explode. But the standard 1 part aluminum powder and 3 parts iron oxide one just burns really hot, and in my experience isn't as fun.

A real world legal application would be that safe you don't have a key/combination for and was left for you by deceased relative. Don't want to hire a locksmith due to privacy concerns. A little dab on the hinges... oh wow memaw left you a naked photo😅

Ill see and let you know

I’m identifying as nuclear bomb. So this is ok

@@jimdandy3823 he has a white coat, he must be an expert 🤔 mmm

It sticks to children

You can also use gasoline or kerosene instead of diesel for that.

@@shred1894 close buy no cigar. Diesel adds the lasting burn. Where as gas/kero goes up rather fast.

​@@k24civic but it's much harder to light. Add some gasoline

@@kirkstinson7316 Anyone who has ever used diesel as an accelerant knows that. But your comment read as if you didn’t use diesel just kero/gas. We on the same page now.

Everything was done safely and legally for informative purposes only!!

FBI is to busy going after school board parents for giving a shit what there are kids are taught. Keep trying you'll get it right soon.

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😅 funny! But probably true

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Mother anarchy loves here sons

I put them in my mouth right after too

@@DeskPop a good chef always tastes his work to be sure

You know its all love bro. You guys are great ​@@DeskPop

@@DeskPop you know its all love bro.

Then went right to eating a bag of Cheetos just to lick the cheese dust off his fingers afterwards.

Yeah, HTH and brake fluid is fun. It sure goes fast when it's hot outside.

Works better with calcium chloride for pools

All you need to do is mix calcium hypochlorite which, yes is for pools, with DOT 3 brake fluid or really any liquid that contains polyethylene glycol. You don't need a fuse or fire. It creates fire when they react, usually around 30-60 seconds after mixing. You can mix them in a container or bottle you can seal, metal is best. And it's obvious what comes next...

If you mix the two you wont need a fuse it will burst into flames on its own

@@damonfrm910 , road salt isn't needed. Nor is any type of fuse.

They have some of the nicest stuff I’ve ever seen.

Google “Creamora bomb”.

This sounds like it would fail just about any safety test.

Gay.

Percentages are important --- four and a half percent of FO of the total AN will provide a potent but stable explosive in which a booster and confinement is needed to provide detonation. The 1947 explosion in Galveston Texas on a cargo Ship (grandcamp) carrying 2300 tons of ammonium nitrate caught fire and resulted in over 500 people killed along with only one survivor of the volunteer fire company fighting the fire.. Flour, if nitrated in the proper manner (nitro starch) is deemed an explosive. TNT (tri-nitro-toluline) is another example of supposedly inert substances that when nitrated, is potent.

Just a tip: Stump remover is potassium nitrate. It is used to make gun powder (black powder).

Correct. Potassium nitrate is stump remover.