Handmade Fireworks Display 7/4/20

Many articles of pyrotechnics were not filmed. Much of the filming is sub-par. I apologize for that. This was my first display and free photographers don't seem to do well. Regardless, please enjoy! The show was a bit slow, but still fantastic!

[@NoctuaStrigiformes]

Not bad! Consistent heights and good breaks. Nice mix of cut and pumped stars. Looks like very few were blown blind. Nicely done! Wait until you look back in a year or two, you will treasure this.

[@NoctuaStrigiformes]

Wanted to also comment on how much I liked your go getters. I think if you got some cohette tooling and launched a barrage off, it would be an awesome display!

[@BassheadCurry]

I appreciate your compliments. The go getters from the cake were not my creation. There were a few 1.4 products as filler. Yes I did have stars blown blind. I primed them well because upon testing they had a difficult time with ignition. Mostly conkling blue #1 and winokur #20

[@makabra203]

are you still making whistle rockets?

[@PyroThunder]

Your rockets are always awesome! How do you make yours?

[@BassheadCurry]

3/4" I.D.
5 1/4" tube length
3 1/2 inch tapered core at 3/16 diameter
Fuel is normal BPRF:
60:30:10
Those are the specs I can remember, the delay length I would have to measure. I ram the black powder rockets, even though I have an arbor press and a hydraulic press.

[@HomeGrownPyro1]

Good stuff👍