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310 Fabrication
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On this channel I aim to share my passions with others. This will have a focus on woodworking, fireworks, and building things in general. I hope to offer content that people find either entertaining or helpful. With both woodworking and fireworks there are dangerous element to both so always maintain a certain level of respect with each. I love constantly learning so feel free to share ideas you have or ways in which you think I can improve. Most importantly thank you for the support!
Addressing a Safety Concern
I had someone bring to my attention a safety concern they had with the hybrid mortar rack/cake platform from my Memorial Day video. The safety concern, as I understand it, was that the way the rack is positioned perpendicular to the audience, that should one of the wooden rails fail in the event of an explosion inside the tube, the remaining tubes could then spill out towards or away from the audience and be dangerous.
I guess it's my fault for just showing the design and not communicating how I was going to use it. I can understand the concern if I was going to be fusing this, but my original idea for the rack in the back was to light one or two shells at a time when testing product or the warm up to a show. I could have probably left this with an explanation and been fine, but I wanted to test the strength of this style design with the 2x4 wood rails to better understand for myself.
The first tests I performed were lower tube explosions. Both of the test racks I built faired well in these tests, the only damage being to the tube containing the shell and the tubes adjacent to it. I don't think there was much force transferred to the rails in these tests because the explosions happened in that open space in between the rails. Those results made me want to do a secondary test in which I pushed the limits of both designs I made and try to create what I would consider a worst-case scenario: a shell going off directly on the top row on the very last tube, transferring a lot of the force from the explosion to those top rails. I expected to see some damage, but I didn't expect to see the rails getting blown off. I don't think I would have gotten different result from using a slightly longer screw, but I think I may have gotten a different result from using a longer bolt where I didn't have to remove any material from the 2x4 rail.
I would like to end things by saying I'm not a pyrotechnics expert, and these tests are not intended to instruct people how they should build their racks. I just wanted to test this out so that I could try and have a better understanding for myself moving forward. I also want to say I appreciate safety concerns made in good faith. Safety is crucial when dealing with fireworks.
*Due to the dangerous nature of these tests I strongly discourage anyone from trying to recreate them.
I guess it's my fault for just showing the design and not communicating how I was going to use it. I can understand the concern if I was going to be fusing this, but my original idea for the rack in the back was to light one or two shells at a time when testing product or the warm up to a show. I could have probably left this with an explanation and been fine, but I wanted to test the strength of this style design with the 2x4 wood rails to better understand for myself.
The first tests I performed were lower tube explosions. Both of the test racks I built faired well in these tests, the only damage being to the tube containing the shell and the tubes adjacent to it. I don't think there was much force transferred to the rails in these tests because the explosions happened in that open space in between the rails. Those results made me want to do a secondary test in which I pushed the limits of both designs I made and try to create what I would consider a worst-case scenario: a shell going off directly on the top row on the very last tube, transferring a lot of the force from the explosion to those top rails. I expected to see some damage, but I didn't expect to see the rails getting blown off. I don't think I would have gotten different result from using a slightly longer screw, but I think I may have gotten a different result from using a longer bolt where I didn't have to remove any material from the 2x4 rail.
I would like to end things by saying I'm not a pyrotechnics expert, and these tests are not intended to instruct people how they should build their racks. I just wanted to test this out so that I could try and have a better understanding for myself moving forward. I also want to say I appreciate safety concerns made in good faith. Safety is crucial when dealing with fireworks.
*Due to the dangerous nature of these tests I strongly discourage anyone from trying to recreate them.
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Nice
Thanks!
Whats price of this fire work?
I think the fireworks alone was like $50
Great vid!!!!!!
Thank you!!
Nice!
Thanks!
WTF 🤬😉🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Yo thx for hearting my comment
What a great idea! I usually secure mine with a fence steak that i pound into the ground. But this is way better.
Thanks! I can't wait to make an upgraded version 😁
Thx for the vid I’ve been looking and is there any more at phantom Roman candle wise that shoot like this ? It’s basically a 5 shot cake
I know the Venomous have pretty nice breaks on them. Then Blackjack and Crazy Aces have some different types of effects.
Solid video good demo good job on filming 💯%
Thank you! I have a couple more clips like this coming.
Nice
Thank you!
Aye bro I like how you think and unless I’m missing something, you’re a freaking genius! Especially towards the end with the shells and cakes combined??….The set up seemed to be masterful! And don’t tell me the one break shot the other break on purpose on some ghost sh!t or was that a coincidence? lmao are you kidding me! Great job! But this show has me thinking what a Codyb & 310 show would look like? Cody with all plugs in the world and you the engineer!
Thanks man I appreciate it! It was definitely a fun setup. There were for sure some ghosts out there 🤣. That would be crazy, I got some ideas for when I reach that level 😁
Safety first really good demonstration on rack building now i know what to use next time 🔩 💪🏾
I like materials testing to see how different designs hold up. I will be testing more designs in the future 😁
Need some spacers. Especially on the ends. Nice test..!
Thank you! I will keep that in mind.
It’s a good design and using 1-1/2 inch material is more than sufficient. Most racks use one by that is really 3/4 inch or plywood. I know you are testing and putting the shells upside down but your designs are great.
I was thinking the same, that the 1-1/2 inch was more than enough, but I just had to test it out. I like materials testing, even though I'm not sure how common lift charge failures are. I would assume the lower one would be more common?
Nope. Ruined my show
Ohh man that sucks! What happened?
They just melted and did not fuse the next ones. I even put zip ties on them to keep them held tight.
Hey just a heads up instead of putting something on top to block the shell from escaping you should put the shell upside down since that happens to many people who aren’t experienced and more realistic
Thanks for the suggestion. I realized that a little while after I went through all the trouble of making this setup 🤣
Love this video and all the safety steps you took. Lift charge failure is a real thing. here is a lift charge failure and wrong tube. th-cam.com/video/PufQnyS8lfw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=EGMa-wCXabnX6DDL Go to time stamp 1:20. They used a concrete bucket and tube. The shell was below the concrete and concrete shrapnel flew every where. people should not use tube and concrete bucket. thank you for your video.
Yikes! A tube that big with concrete shrapnel would be crazy scary. Yeah, I've been curious on how common lift charge failures are. Outside of the tests I've done, I haven't personally experienced one, but I still like to perform tests to get a better image in mind for what could go wrong.
@@310fabrication Here is another, where a guy must have used a PVC pipe. th-cam.com/video/IptAp65-mGU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hx20uFrKb29hGdbS .card board, fiberglass, or HDPE pipe does not send shrapnel.
No fun when candles tip.
Yeah, I agree it's no fun. That why I like this design.
You did this during the perfect time of day!! Can easily see the smoke and the crackle flashes! 👍🏼👍🏼
I wasn't sure how this was going to turn out, I was rushing to get this one off so the kids could see it 🤣
Where can I get those
I picked up mine from American Wholesale Fireworks last year. I don't currently see them but they have a similar option called Smoke Trails right now.
@@310fabrication ok thanks
Brah I need the specs 🙏🏾
What specs would you like?
Have you ever sold any of your designs?
I have sold some adjustable roman candle holders and currently working on a restock. I'm also working on design for 2 or 3 additional products.
Hey 310 that is a great barrage candle holder, given your other Roman candle builds I was surprised to see only 2 holding positions. You did address that in the end and I look forward to a multiple barrage candle launcher and love the adjustable angle option. Great demo pyro
Thanks! Yeah, I wanted to start with this proof-of-concept design before I make the version I really want. I'm still thinking through some design elements. Hopefully, the next version will be sweet.
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Niceeee
Koooo nicee🎆
I like these, just wish they had less plastic on them
Those are big single shots
Yeah they were bigger than I expected 😁
Lemon for the win
Lemon was a solid choice 😁
Lemon
Thanks!
Niceee 💥🎆
Ykw man that was great
Agreed with the other thoughts, not sure where one would get a spinner but that is a good idea would a bigger double rack that allows for the candles to be crossed so the effects look more like what you want?
If the stand I have won't go much faster, then I might make a modified base with a drill attachment before I try looking for a new one. The single rack was more of the effect I was wanting, but I think a double rack has the potential to look just as good, if not better. That's a solid idea 👍
Hey 310 that is a great idea, but I am thinking a little bigger holder so you can use barrage candles and maybe a little faster spinner. Then you would have something that would look great in a show or even 2 of them from different positions. Great ideas and designs pyro
Thank you for the feedback. I love the idea of barrage candles. 👍 Yeah, I want to experiment with this to see how much the speed will increase on this turntable. I may have to try a different method for the spinning.
Interesting idea. The turntable likely needs to spin faster though.
Thanks, I thought so too! I think this turntable does have different speeds. I'll have to mess with it and see if I can get it to go faster 😁
Niceee
I always have fun with these single shots 😁
Awesome
Thank you!
I like this you're a man of focus. Luv'in ur woodwork skills genius 🤙🏾
Thank you! Woodworking is definitely a passion or mine 😁
Sorry i am big on firework safety i dont want fireworks to get banned again. I like that you all have water handy just in case of fire and to wet down hot hot fireworks when done. first of all According to most firework laws, fireworks must be used in the intended manner/purpose of manufacturer and seller. lighting any firework and holding it in your hand is not intended use/Misuse (especially roman candle gun). technically illegal. if seller knew you were using it illegally they should not sell to you. Although most sellers dont care. Also rockets can be risky to use, maybe you have enough land for that, but maybe not a good idea in urban areas. The whole rocket comes back down and can be a fire hazard and its a mess to clean up. Although rocket show did look cool, it is a risk. a remote control system is even safer. Cool roman candle stand/ rack not gun.
I appreciate the safety concerns. I try to take safety into consideration first before doing anything. I know people probably don't care for the roman candle holder for the same safety reasons you expressed. I am familiar with the potential for what could happen from the results of a video I have on the channel, that's why I don't recommend people do it. In the worst-case scenario of a blowout or chain reaction, I believe being one step removed from actually hand-holding it would provide the necessary time to throw the holder down, but I could be wrong. Regarding the concern with the rockets, I agree urban areas are maybe not a good idea. However, I think the land we have is adequate. Since the rockets were held at a 90° angle before launch and the wind was minimal, most of the sticks stayed at the launch site. Had there been more wind, I would have waited.
@@310fabrication Thank you for your time. Thank you for your respectful and reasonable response. Just wanting everyone to have fun and be safe.
Absolutely! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I think having respect for other people is the best way to have an open and honest conversation.
Excellent video my fellow pyro..! Enjoy seeing a different take on RC racks. Well done Sir..! Had to sub..!
Thank you! I'm always looking for new things to try out 😁
Really cool to see some different ways to rack up pyro! Never underestimate the creative potential with Roman candles and 200s
Haha I know right! I feel like the ideas for roman candles just keep coming 🤣
How much was it all
It's kind of hard to remember because I went to a few places. I think the total was like $2,500 on fireworks, not including the extra supplies.
@@310fabrication exspensive
Damn 🤯
Yeah, this surprised me. I didn't realize until after the fact that it had lodged the concrete plug from the tube into the dirt below.
Nice I got something similar call balloon destroyer. Dat wuz a nice demo on those combat commandos
They were pretty neat and louder than I expected. I've heard this style can be pretty squirrely but both flew pretty good for me
this is a reason I am going to build wood rack. thankfully this hasnt happened to me yet.
I'm trying to come up with some designs similar to the milk crate style to test out and see if I can build a safer version.
@@310fabrication , I just watched the various rack test video pretty crazy results. I do wonder would a pocket hole design provide any additional structural integrity. But Great videos very informative!
That's a very good question, I haven't tested pocket holes yet so I don't know for sure. My intuition says no but I could very well be wrong. Thank you! Trying to test out various design elements to find what I like the best.
Looks like you had a great 4th! Fun video 👍🏼
It was a lot of fun! Two days full of fireworks. I can't complain 🤣
Really liked your woodwork skills and how you are so creative using it on every firework putting all to the test 🔥🤙🏾
Thank you! I love woodworking, so the ideas are always flowing on new projects to build and try out. Some ideas work really well, while others fall flat 🤣
No sé si sean los creadores de esta pirotecnia pero creo que el mismo humo no permite percibir una buena perspectiva de la mismo..😢
Estoy de acuerdo, el humo fue una locura con esto. En el video completo, ralentice un poco la grabación y se pueden ver mejor las explosiones y todos los escombros.
Can I be Your Friend??? 🤣
Of course 🤣
This looked so fun,nice😁👍
It was a lot of fun. It felt like it took forever to get here but it was worth the wait 😁
I love the Roman candle minigun 🧨🧨🧨
Same here! It's one of my favorites.
Nice stash and vlog I enjoyed the vid
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it, I had a lot of fun making it 😁