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3 Types of Falling Leaves in Rocket Headings
Experimenting with three types of slow-falling "leaves/seeds" star effects in rocket headings. Next time, I'll increase the heading size, since these are light effects, and also increase the effect duration. Love the experiments.
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Two Types of Horsetail Rocket Headings
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Tiger Willow Diadem Stars, and Willow Diadem special effects fuse, used in rocket headings.
A Comparison of 3 Different Rocket Heading Construction Methods
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A Comparison of 3 Different Rocket Heading Construction Methods
Comparison of 2 Different Cylindrical Rocket Heading Construction Methods
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Playing with two different ways to build cylindrical rocket headings, and comparing how they display stars in the sky.
Rocket with Brilliant Silver Spider Heading
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Bright Silver rocket heading following a silver tail, both using Phenol Silver composition. Rinfasciature heading construction.
FW 401 Rocket with Maltese Style Cylindrical Heading
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Fireworking 401 in the website shows complete details of all the components of a rocket such as this one.
OzFest 2023 Rockets
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Some rockets I made and flew at OzFest 2023. 1" ID nozzleless BP motors, with 4" cylindrical and 5" ball shell headings, with tube/stick buster salutes. Various rising tail comets atop the headings.
2 Maltese=Style Multi Break Cylinder Shells, One Good, One not so good
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2 Maltese=Style Multi Break Cylinder Shells, One Good, One not so good
Comparison of 2 MgAl's in NX Red Stars
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Comparison of 2 MgAl's in NX Red Stars
6 Inch Maltese Style Single Break Cylinder Shell Using 1 Inch Box Stars
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I wanted to try one of these single break Maltese Style cylinder shells with some 1" box stars. I was happy with the result.
Maltese Style 6 Inch Cylinder Shell
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I've been playing with cylinder shell Maltese-Style construction methods, and this is a vid of a simple single break shell made that way. Enjoy
8 Motor and 8 Box Stars Small Girandola
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The flight of my latest small girandola, with all the bells and whistles.
2 Glitter Girandolas, Silver, and Gold
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2 Glitter Girandolas, Silver, and Gold
Silver Spark Girandola with Red Titanium Box Stars
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Silver Spark Girandola with Red Titanium Box Stars
Box Star Headings added to the Small Girandola
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Box Star Headings added to the Small Girandola
Small Girandola with Charcoal Spark SpinUp Drivers Added
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Small Girandola with Charcoal Spark SpinUp Drivers Added
Test of nozzleless charcoal spark girandola horiontal spin drivers
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Test of nozzleless charcoal spark girandola horiontal spin drivers
Small Girandola with 2 vertical motors, and 2 charcoal pots on outriggers
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Small Girandola with 2 vertical motors, and 2 charcoal pots on outriggers
Fancy Rockets, Intro to Fireworking 401
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Fancy Rockets, Intro to Fireworking 401
Test of 1 inch ID nozzleless BP rocket motor
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Test of 1 inch ID nozzleless BP rocket motor
Smoothed out a Bitch 😂 I was like did I hear that right? I’m Surprised Molly didn’t start laughing 😂
Love this effect!! That last one was BEAUTIFUL, just sat there frozen in time:)
Where's the boom!?;) lol, that thing looked impressive, smart to use a hinge right there
God i love rockets lol
Good Day Mr Gorski, is there any trust on your whistle? I was wondering if I could use this method for nuclear rocket? Thank you.
A core in the propellant grain is really needed to develop good rocket thrust using whistle, Chris.
I made plenty of sali rocket! Just wondering how to make the whistling part of it!
@@christianduquette2173 Your sali rocket doesn't whistle? It should.
Oh it does whistle all the way up, I was just wondering how they nake nuclear rocket that whistle for a few second before take off!
@@christianduquette2173 I've not tried that. I'd probably lean toward an initial whistle that passes fire then to the main rocket motor. That first whistle could be mounted below the main motor, atop it, or alongside it, I'd think.
Wish these had demos at the end
So you guys just enjoy hearing yourself talk?
So you enjoy just being a critic? I enjoy actually doing things.
Well, that was interesting… Girandola’s finding their way into pyro’s hearts across the land! 👍🏼🍻😁
Hey Ned, I have removed the video to respect the PGI media regulations. I was not made aware of these regulations while becoming a PGI member 5 years ago but I understand them now. Thank you for bringing that to my attention. Since I have no way of contacting those who were unhappy with the video, perhaps you can relay this message to them if you know them? I’m in contact with the PGI board to get this solved as well but can only do so much to reach out to the people who noticed the problem in the first place. My apologies to you (if you were featured in the video) and anyone you know. Next time, the videos will be done differently!
Thanks, Cody. I'll post this in my website, where it was being discussed. I think you are taking the proper approach to it.
@@nedgorskithank you. Let me know if there’s anything else by replying to this comment I wasn’t sure how to get ahold of you and when I woke up today was when I saw your comment. I wish I had seen it sooner!
@@CodyBPyrotechnics Cody, I think that by taking the vid down, and contacting the PGI BoD with a "mea culpa", you've taken the responsible approach. Thanks.
@@nedgorskiI’m a fan of your work Ned, it’s a shame I haven’t met you in person yet. I’m sure you hear a lot of negative things about me. But I respect you and all the other builders/hobbyists alike. I know sometimes it can seem like I’m just the CZcams guy, but I promise that isn’t my entire personality. I love meeting everyone I can and hearing everyone’s pyro story! I hope to hear yours one day.
@@CodyBPyrotechnics Maybe we'll cross paths some time, Cody. 🍺
Question on the leader, could you use one solid piece of black match and just make a gap in the cover? If that makes sense
What exactly do you mean by "too hard"? I know that all the stars didn't ignite as intended but most of us pyros live for those big booms. With that said, is there any way to maintain the bang whilst still making enough prolonging heat to ensure all the stars ignite?
Awesome video, I'm just learning and love videos like this, I'm not here yet but knowledge never hurts
What is the composition friend?
Lindo amigo
Where I live (valencia), we do correfocs, we basically use gerbs on spining things to burn people, in the finale, we use homemade wheels made with bike tires, we just clamp them down with plastic ties and some tape, when we quick match them together, we just break the paper of the quickmatch and tape it to the gerb's fuse, as long as it makes contact it works. It's much easier to do, and it doesn't really fail.
A nice rotating drying frame would work nicely with this set up
Amigo! Eu não acredito que só me inscrevi agora no seu canal!😱 Mil perdões! Te acompanho à um bom tempo! Muito obrigado por existir!🙏🙏🙏🍀🍀🍀🍀👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💥💥💥💥💫🌠
😇 ned
Is that like a plastic bag with some BP in it and an electric ignitor?
Beautiful shells
I have been loving all your lessons, next month I'll be able to afford membership to your site. Can't wait to learn so much more, thank you!!!
Any thought of putting foot controls on your press?
Can you make a shell of shells of shells?
I don't know. It'd be fun to try.
@@nedgorski ❤️
@@nedgorski I'm trying to imagine it I think it would be pretty cool. Three different stages.
Tried a batch earlier tonight. Went pretty well until the hanging up part. I couldn't get the clean hanging as the video, such as strait and tight lines, mine looks more like Kabul-ghetto-kind-of hanging networkcables, a hamock, or a place for the birds to rest in. Doesn't matter though, as long as it works as expected 😊 will see that, when it's dried properly😘
COME FOR THE INFORMATION, STAYED FOR THE DETONATION ! GREAT AS ALWAYS NED, what the hell do you use in the headings for that bang, rdx?
Thanks, Pete. Broke with BP plus some slow flash booster. Good heading confinement helps a lot, too.
@nedgorski Hello everyone, and toall reading, Hi Ned! Beautiful and well Done Sir, I wanted to ask a few questions but couldn't find your email, I'll leave mine maybe I'll hear back, 🤞🏻 ,I had a question about willow diadem, if used interior, exterior. Can it be safely used for primary ignition? Thank you so much to all for any replies
I bet when Ned speaks everyone listens at home. Well spoken and explains it all very well. Awesome teacher man. 🤙🏽
Thanks, Cody. I'll forward your sentiments to my wife. Maybe she'll start listening all the time. (-: Just kiddin'. She's the best.
@@nedgorski lol 😂
Hi Ned 😊 Man can we come and watch your displays sometime? I’m currently in my own process of studying fireworks. For educational purposes only. 😊
I'm in my 70's now, Cody, and winding down, making some simple devices now and then for my enjoyment, and for educational purposes in the website. As a matter of fact, I'm headed into open heart surgery in a couple days, so will be really taking it easy for awhile. Enjoy your pyro ride, and stay safe.
@@nedgorski okay. Ned I will be praying on the surgery for quick recovery. I enjoy your videos a lot. I’ve learned so much. Thank you. And I will enjoy this pyro journey
number 2 ftw
Great effects woth those ones.
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Hi Ned. Great! Can you explane more carefully the beautiful red leaves by Lewis? (Construction). For bibliography we can Read Shimizu’s book? Excuse me for my bad english!! Greetings from Italy!! Alex 👍👍
Awesome rockets Ned! I’m 16, and got into this art a little over a year ago. I’ve watched all your safety videos and explanations, and they have been an amazing help. Made my first ball shells, and they worked perfectly. Gonna invest into some star plates and other materials from Woodys Rockets for the 4th next year. Thank you for your very instructional videos! Keep up the good work!! Much love from Oklahoma!
Hey, Michael. Welcome to the art. It can keep you challenged and satisfied for a lifetime. Stay safe, and Enjoy.
The first one is similar to what was described to me in the late 90s but with cork sheets instead.
Wow, tried and true awesome process. A lot of work.
You should pack a header with zips fireworks
People do this, but they're called hummers. Cool effect
Loving your videos Ned, it could be that the others look better live but my vote is on the second one, since they where a bit faster they spread out a bit more, and the burn time was spot on i think.
The second design worked really well! 🎉
Any chance you can explain a little more about falling leaves this is the first ive heard of them, thanks.
The effect should resemble falling leaves, so its very long burning and floats slowly down
Whatsup nedddddd
Louis D design was my favorite. Nicely uniformed and great burn time👍
Great vid Ned. Is there a reason why you prefer to launch them as rockets than lift them as shells?
Thanks. I just prefer rockets nowadays, for the various effects I can produce with them. Also, with a "horsetail" type heading effect, orienting the shell/heading is possible and consistent, versus the random way an aerial shell will display. These effects could certainly be displayed from a shell, though.
@@nedgorski
Very nice, i didnt know this way could be done.
What books are these that youre reading from? I really enjoy your videos!
Thanks, Anthony. Those are the Fulcanelli articles on cylinder shell construction, from Pyrotechnica 9 and 11. They are now both included in the Fulcanelli combo edition.
@@nedgorski Thank You, I will definitely check that out.
Holy Sh1t, that was awesome
Excellent Ned. Thanks for sharing👍🏻🔥
Hi Ned, Thank you for the video. Where can I find passfire tubes or do I need to craft them myself? Thanks in advance!
I get my tubes from WoodysRocks.com
@@nedgorski Thank you very much!
Those shells are beautyful
29:56 now we'll just beat on it.... gently 😂 This was awesome
Nice!
I don't know if you're still giving comments for this video song, what kind of charcoal do you use for these black powder rockets. Is it just regular or airflow hardwood charcoal? I'm using Eastern red cedar and I'm getting tons of Cato's
Hi, Pat. I use hot ERCedar BP in nozzleless BP motors, using the nozzleless motor propellant which has some mineral oil in it. I've been able to avoid CATO's with those motors.
I have a rebel 17 ball mill (by extreme tumblers) and I use glass balls and some mini pool balls for the milling. My first milling was only the charcoal and the potassium nitrate for 15 hours (only two components in the ball mill) after the milling added the sulfur. The BP result was not the expected, the bp has no force, the burning is slow. I used the basic formula: 75% PN, 15% charcol, 10% sulfur. I think the mix is the issue, my questions are: Can I add the 3 components in to the ball mill and milling for some hours to improve the mix and get a improved BP? is there any risk with add the 3 components in to the ball mill and milling? Please help me.
You're doing a lot in a less than optimal way, D, and I'll not repeat all the ballmilling and BP articles and advice here in CZcams. Come into the site, with the articles, and the Forum, and we'll get ya straightened out with good hot BP, and an optimized ballmill.