Newspaper Smoke Bomb: The Easiest, Best Method We've Seen Yet
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Alan Hardcastle, wow don’t care
That was great!
I'm so gonna do that soon
There’s no escape John...
Jason: Holy Hell!
Me: should I tell him?
@@noahtabor9399 ...what?
I'll admit I somewhat miss them not knowing how to do stuff, but Cory is pretty cool.
Well they can't know all the stuff. Having people like Cory probably helps make video production faster
@@g4mmalotus937 I'm sure it does, and Cory is a cool guy.
There will always be something they don't know
Anthony Ingram anything else would be totalitarianism. The search for knowledge never ends.
Ya! Cory is the best!
I got chills from the “Cause’ I’m a Modern Roooooooogue” throwbacks.
I've missed it.
You and me both! I squealed when I heard it... It's so good to have this back!
I miss the robot voice too.
why did they stop doing those?
@@LuckyDDBH So people would talk about how much they liked it
This feels like Mythbusters but with two Adams.
@@hanelyp1 you do realise that myhbusters shot a cannonball through a house discovered a new explosive recipe and blew out local windows with an explosive right ? Also if you think adam always knows what he's doing just watch his youtube channel
@@hanelyp1 Don't mistake Adam's enthusiasm for actual knowledge. Even Adam will admit the same.
@@bandwagon240 "I saw someone do something similar once on a youtube video, and now I'm going to try it in my shop because I want to solve a problem." -Adam Savage, Adam Savage's Tested.
Yeah I agree they need a Jamie or at least a guy with a nice stache and a funny hat.
And no adults telling them not to burn an eyebrow off.
Intro Jason is getting more and more budget by the day
Intro Jason = RTX off
Video Jason = RTX on
Are you saying Brian killed the real Jason long ago and replaced him with multiple stand-ins? Sounds reasonable.
I know he's not Jason but I legit got startled.
@Hellbound420 like a slug in the sun
Less budget, more meta
For the record the cooking method you'll get a cleaner more efficient and consistent burn. If you noticed the newspaper method left a lot of ash and would have an inconsistent burn rate. There are ways to make it better but melting it into a consistent mass is the most effective method. With that being said the water method works great for fuses.
Yeah, the cooking is mainly for if you want to call it Rocket Candy and do rocket stuff with it
@@ilikeyourname4807 I mean, if you don't cook it, it'll still work, just not as well.
@Kevin Original isn't most isopropyl 99%, so wouldn't ethanol alcohol be better to avoid contamination, albeit very small.
@@allstarwoo4 the 1% water in 99% iso alcohol is negligible, I'm not sure what brands sell 99% ethanol or higher but its probably not as easy/cheap to get a hold of. only white smoke grenades can be made of potassium nitrate because it burns too hot. If you wanted to make colored smoke you would need to replace the potassium nitrate with potassium chlorate and the sucrose with lactose because it will burn colder and wont break the solvent dyes that you need to create the color.
@@ranfett6138 you can use nitrate to make (lightly) colored smoke if you choose your colorant to slow the burn - I think wax crayons work well. (I have seen it done on yt but never done it in real life.)
Ah yes the "because I'm a modern roooooooooooooooooogue" is back, nature is healing
Agreed
"Cooking makes me nervous." About a year ago, I was mixing this up to make a sugar rocket engine, and I was cooking it, and a leaf landed on my stove (portable, propane fueled), and it caught fire and ignited the entire batch (500g, which is 5 times as much as you should do normally), and I picked up the pan to pull the leaf out, when I brought my face close to see into it, and it exploded 6 inches from my face. Luckily, I got out with minor burns, a couple marks on my skin, and I was fully blind for almost 15 seconds, and had trouble seeing for the next day or two. That was dumb.
impressively stupid
That might by why they say not to use an open flame
Something similar happened to me when i was recreating an early 1900's black powder recipe. I was drying the mixture on a dying woodstove before pulverising it a second time, in winter when the relative humidity is around 12%. I measured the temp at 250 degrees and that was about 150 degree below the ignition temp so i thought i was well within the saftey limits. However, i was baking it on aluminium foil and a grain of sulphur that wasnt small enough and must have melted and reacted with the aluminium and set off the whole batch.
I got some minor burns on my hand because i was stirring it at the time, but holy crap...thats why you do this sort of thing in SMALL batches.
Glad to hear you learned the lesson but didn't have to pay an unfair price for it!
I'd call that a lesson with minimal damage by comparison of what should have happened to you. Don't feel bad everything I have ever learned in my life. I learned the hardway and I mean everything. For as i'm concerned that's the best way
I am so happy that they have a proper quarter master now. Before this would have been Jason and Bryan messing around with explosives for hours trying to figure this out while the audience watches praying that they don't blow themselves up
RIP INJURY COUNTER
Or the inverse for the sadists out there.
👍
I mean... I kinda enjoyed that shit.
@@Terrakinetic Masochist
Didn't realize this was a premiere when I clicked and I got here as the ad for tile started so I just thought it was the start of the video. And then the video ended. Heck.
STFU...
B1ind B1ake what???
@@B1indB1ake13 You're cute.
@@B1indB1ake13 hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe
Next up
The Modern Rogue makes nitroglycerin (hospital visit)
Whats nitroglycerin
An Explosive
@@joeyknight8272 a extremely sensitive explosive liquid, if you had a shot glass full and dropped it on the ground from chest height you would lose your legs and maybe your life, its used in the making of dynamite.
reset the injury counter
Andy Mendivil forever
The cooking is to thicken the mixture so you can put it into different moulds
Exactly! Likewise, you can put the other formula into cardboard tubes and make sugar rockets...
Yeah the cooking comes from making solid sugar rocket motors. Where you drill out the center of the rocket/ mold it. so you have a combustion path.
I think it gives a longer smoke time too. The paper looked good but short.
Alternative title-
"We attempt to simulate california in our backyard"
yes
Yes only 1300 miles
"it's a boy!"
A smoking dumpster fire? They were already. But that's why we love them.
Hahaha
Chemistry graduate here. There's basically 3 ways to mix these two (three) things:
- Melt them together
- Dissolve/precipitate them together
- Dry powder mixture
Melting gives a more consistent and efficient burn, without too much effort. This is why it's the go-to method for DIY model rockets.
Dissolve/precipitation can technically give you the best mixture, but you also have to be careful how you boil of the solvent (like you can't just heat it until it boils off) which is often too much effort compared to the other two. The trick of this method is that it removes the solvent by pulling it into the paper, and the large surface area lets them evaporate. However the paper also makes it burn very ashy.
Dry powder relies on having a very fine mixture. However the advantage here is that you can dope the mixture with other compounds (sulphur, aluminium, charcoal, etc) without much hassle. This is the oldest and most well understood method, but you really wanna be careful to not inhale any of it too
Ah, I love the smell of gunpowder in the morning. *cough*
"Absolutely do NOT attempt this"
Absolutely WILL.
My friend and I are trying it tomorrow, will report back
@@seekndestroy6678 how did it go lol
『Strelitzia YF』 good, they’re drying outside right now. Just a few more days probably and we’ll be in business
@@seekndestroy6678 nice
@@seekndestroy6678 soooo..... How did it go?
intro idea: while at night have the pit glowing red with smoke billowing out. people standing around the pit in robes all this happening in the background. With Brian and Jason in the foreground in tactical gear preparing to strike.
But the tactical gear has to only be stuff that they have made.
YES!
@@calvinzielinski213 And carrying the C.H.I.L.D's head.
Holy shit, Jason looks different in that opening ad read!
Also, I saw last night's tweets about the thing we must not name, hope you and family are doing well, Brian.
Feeling much better. Fingers crossed.
Y'all need to try the paraffin wax method. There is a fellow modern rogue that goes by "tech ingredients" and he has a wonderful series on making smoke bombs and even colored ones. No cooking the kno3 and sugar. He's very knowledgeable and explains the chemistry well.
"...and this is for spice?" and there's the science adjacent
Joel Turner science a-Jason-t!
With evan and katelyn
It's actually for -less- spice...
I miss the yelling Modern Rogue intro's, bring them back
Years ago (literally almost 18 years ago) we made one with even more smoke! We used some sort of fertilizer which translates to “calcium ammonium nitrate” (kalkammonsalpeter in Dutch) and sugar, which we mixed into water in a similar way and let soak into cotton towels. Dried and wrapped up tight, we lit it with sparklers and it gave so much more smoke than this! Maybe you guys could look into it?
Ammonium nitrate is harder to come by since the Oklahoma City bombing brought ANFO to the public's attention.
Good to Know Calcium Nitrate is cheaper, readily available and more hygroscopic so it will dissolve easier
This sounds like a fun experiment actually.
Replace the water with mineral oil or fog oil enclose it somewhat for a great smoke bomb
If this is what I think it is then I'm about to have a some childhood flashbacks
Haha! Big funny!
We did this with plastic book jackets and a sparkler back then. There was a specific brand of book jackets that gave a similar amount to smoke like what they showed here.
“Great Value Jason Murphy” lmao 😂
"'Cause I'm a modern rogueeeeeee" 3 times in one video. They listened
my thoughts exactly lol
Silly boys, don't you know that the easiest way to craft a smoke bomb is to throw a gender reveal party?
That's just a regular bomb, though.
This comment needs more likes.
That also seems the best way to burn down half a state too.
No that's the easiest way to start a forest fire.
Real niggas use Tannerite for gender reveals
Brian, get well soon!!! And everyone else in the team please stay safe!
The caramelized version can give you a longer burn time. I made one caramel version in a tin can and it continuously bellowed smoke for almost 5 minutes. Completely made my whole street look like a war zone. We were all shocked by how long it kept going. I do like the speed of the paper style or the paraffin wax uncooked version is also a fine. Most recently (as in yesterday) I tested out a mineral oil instead of the wax, because I heard it was a good one. It was ok but it burned seriously hot with flame jeting up approximately two feet. I mean jeting up with no stutter. So it seems a bit too dangerous to consider it for fun but if the island is ever invaded I will be going that route.
First time I have seen you guys. I'll definitely check out more of your stuff.
That smoke shot looks amazing! Hope you’re feeling better and recover quickly Brain!
The "Roscoe P. Coltrain" is one of the best pop culture references in MR History.
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My old man bought a lot of military surplus stuff in the 90's. Just recently I was helping him clean out his garage, and we found a smoke grenade with an actual use by date somewhere in the early 2000's. We went and tried it out anyway. Literally as soon as I pulled the pin, it just exploded like an actual grenade in my hand. I was lucky I didn't lose any fingers.
CUZ IM A MODERN ROUUUUUUUUUUGE!!!
Hell yea!!! Mason Jurphey and Ryan Bushwood are the coolest ever!! Oh, and I'm naming my new Peruvian flute jazz fusion garage band "Boom Juice"
Ryan Rushwood
Rogue*
Youre saying modern roozhe
@@TheSqueakGeek "that's r-o-g-u-e, spell it right! It's not rouge" -Brushwood, probably
@@ashtonhoward5582 no, no... I got it... r-o-u-g-e... see??
That band name sounds cool
Love the golden play button. 11:00
Thank you for bringing back the original intro much appreciated
As a kid, a made "tnt" with just news paper and tape... now i might revisit that attempt with better news paper
I have actually Just mixed the dry Potassium Nitrate and Sugar and left it as a powder, the burn is less controlled and less consistent that way but it is generally the same reaction, the big reason you don't want to do that is because the powder is getting exposed to heat with a greater surface area (creating the more uncontrolled burn) and is less efficient at making smoke and flames that way but is a pretty great flash powder for a fire.
I always love the videos you guys make, keep it up!!!
Great video. For what I know, there are a lot of versions for doing smoke bombs with these ingredients. I always use baking soda, nitrate and sugar powder and put then into some plastic tubes. I don't cook anything
Boomjuice is going to be the name of my techno-rock band now, first album is going to have a remix of Brian’s hit classic grilled cheese on sale in a alternate reality on Monday!
I tried this and it worked wonderfully! I would suggest soaking them twice though, first time flat, second time rolled up. After it has dried you can put some powdered kno3 and sugar in between. wrap it in cardboard and put it in beans can or some kind of metal that won't warp (Soda cans will not work) and bang! you have a throwable amazing smoke grenade!!!
Cool to see a premier for an episode
The joy I got from hearing,"Cuz I'm a modern roggguuuuueeeee," is immeasurable... And my day is made.
The next story line has to include cory working for alchemX which is actually a secret cobra shell corporation
Soon.. soooon... 🦹
Memories of homemade flash paper - bad memories - come to mind. Now if you can just convince Daniel and Rex to use that smoke effect in a vault episode, so epic!
Wallet in freezer & no comment about cold hard cash.
Impressive restraint. Way better man than me, which explains why you're on TH-cam with 1.6M subscribers and I'm just a TH-cam watcher hahaha
Oh the smoke bombs were cool, you're excited reactions made it even cooler. Being a little bit childish with fire & chemicals is actually an admirable fun super power. Again, explains why you're on youtube with 1.6M subscribers.
Seriously big thanks for sharing the joy but making it very very entertaining.
Keep on keeping on Gentlemen, nailing it
I figured out how to do this at work. I mixed sugar packets with water and K-Nitrate, and soaked little pieces of napkin in it. Dried it, burned it, and it worked! Coworkers thought it was pretty cool, we burned them in the parking lot for 4th of July. Though I ended up getting the nickname "Unibomber" afterwards.
Oh a premier, this is neat
Stop commenting on your own video...
@@B1indB1ake13 uhh... what?
@@B1indB1ake13 I'll gladly (and unjustly) take credit for this video, but I don't really know what you're talking about.
Hearing boom juice made me incredibly happy. Only because i used to make somthing me and my friends called boom juice. But there were only a few ingredients.
Motor oil
Gasoline
And a cup of any fluids you can find that say "warning may cause flash fire"
(This is actually how i did it, it's not satire. Id use theese to start huge bonfires by either tossing it on a candle in thr middle or molotoving it at the wood stack)
elongated ad jason and the modern roooooogue intro are back heck yeah
Just before watching this I was thinking about how I miss the old intros. Was not expecting to hear them again in a new vid. :)
Thank you for bringing back the rogue's scream.
I missed that intro more than I realized lol, great video as always!
Thankfully Cory's measurements are so vague, that's probably why it isn't flagged yet! Awesome video!
man im so glad the old acoustic guitar intro is back...good mythical morning should take note lol
You guys brought back Brian's MR shout! Nice!
I can't tell you guys how much I've missed the *MODERN ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGUE* intro
HECK YES! THEY BROUGHT BACK THE OLD INTRO!!!!!!
Awesome video guys loved it
Jason looks so diffrent at the start of the video. Must be some kind of cool new mask they build
Love the shirt!!👌🏻
Keep up the great work!
Awe man, the return of the rallying cry
The intro where you zoom into the sky is by far the coolest
That tile thing must be a life saver, I need to buy some of those.
I thought I was watching an ordinance lab video for a second when looking at the thumbnail (the concrete testing pit).
Also a really good channel.
😂 notification of modern rogues? Immediate click
The slowmo shot was TRULY AMAZING.
I LOVE SMOKE BOMBS THANK YOU
You guys should make awsome jumpsuit costume thingies, it would look really cool!
I wish I saw this ep sooner,
I use my tile to find my wallet and keys at least twice a week.
I would of loved to use your code. ohwell.
I also love the subtle edits with the text and sfx. Yall are some of favorites on youtube.
I used to to smoke bomb more than 30 years ago, using Potassium Nitrate & Sugar mixed and put it in Aluminum foil with lighter fluid on top.
No cooking and did a lot more smoke than that!
I was buying Saltpetre at the Pharmacy, after the 5th bottle the pharmacist asked what the hell I was doing that I needed a bottle a week!
My answer was Fertilizer experiment in the Garden.
And she answered with "Kids these days do strange things!"
True Badasses emerging from their smoky pit, I loved this episode!
The main reason you'd like to cook the original recipe is just to mold it into your "typical smoke bomb shape", not really for general smoke effectiveness.
For instance:
Put (non hardened, still warm) recipe into a small PVC pipe, then push a pen into the middle of it and leave it. This will leave a space (once dried and hardened) to where you can put a wick in there, and fill the remaining space with a cotton ball or something just to keep the fuse snug against the recipe.
This might also make it easier to get colored smoke bombs, or at least more consistent ones. That's just my assumption, though. I know some people use some powdered dye from Hobby Lobby, or places like it.
Hope that helps, great video as always guys.
You have to use potassium chlorate as the oxidizer because it burns cool enough to not destroy the dye.
I loved the ending watching you both walk through the smoke! @9:25 you can see the gap in the smoke both of them squeezed through. I just thought it was funny, cause it's smoke you can walk straight through.
Im getting put on a list for watching this for sure
the modern rouge scream brought me back! we needed that back
The best smoke mix I've ever used (And I've tried pretty much all of the easy DIY ones (KNO3/sugar, newspaper and AN, newspaper and KNO3/sugar, several variations on black powder, on and on) is KNO3/sugar/paraffin wax. Makes a really thick white smoke that isn't nearly as irritating to the lungs as most of the others. It also burns slower and with minimal to no flame when enclosed in a cardboard tube, which makes it even safer. Tech Ingredients has a great in-depth video on it, as well as a second on colored smoke. Highly recommended.
The fact that no one made a cold hard cash reference in that end bit is criminal!
what a time to upload a video like this
Hey Brushwood, I see you've maintained the Guinness intake lol. Great video guys.
that was some sweet final boss music at the end
Brian: I'm a magician. My hands are my vital areas
Also brian: can you use your hand
Jason looks fantastic!!
aw yiss I love this intro with the yelling
Somewhere in Texas
911: do you have an emergency?
Caller: Yes they are at it again
911: Thank You We'll send someone over
my eyes started hurting when they stood in the smoke like that
I physically held my breath in the intro
The cooking method is also typically used for sugar rocket batteries and they use the cooking method to use the gooey consistency to be able to fill a small hole drilled into a prepared and cemented pvc pipe
JASON HOT DAMN, loving the hair man
The viewers left when the ad played from 1.4k to 1,092
Just find the Anarchist Cookbook and do the stuff in there and then maybe make your own book The Modern Rogue cookbook I can give you ideas
@@hanelyp1 I wouldn't say safely but better than Brian and Jason would normally do
Correct me if I'm wrong but the anarchist cookbook I know is full of bomb recipes right?
@@owkee6347 Some of them are that, yes. Most of it is general guerrilla warfare things up to and including making Napalm, setting booby traps, and I think some organisational diagrams.
@@manualcontrol5581 And then you have stuff that just isn't even useful these days. Like phreaking phone lines... or dumb things like the way to synthesize the fake drug "bananadine" from banana peels.
@@owkee6347 it is full of a lot more than just that
Ohhhh yessss the old intro sound PLEASE bring it back
The sugar/nitrate smoke works way better if you introduce a hydrocarbon. A HUGE benefit is you don't need to melt the sugar over heat, so it's so, so much safer.
Measure out by weight 6 parts potassium nitrate (finely ground, but just before you mix, as it's hydroscopic), 4 parts sugar (finely ground, separate from the nitrate), and 4 parts paraffin.
Melt the paraffin over low heat - don't get it too hot; you don't want the sugar to caramelize when you add it. Mix the powders together well and then pour in as a suspension (it will NOT dissolve, so continue stirring until it thickens, but is still pourable). Pour into your container, no different from the last episode, and you'll get 10x the smoke of the classic without the hydrocarbon.
Sidenote - unlike this video, don't use powdered sugar. It contains between 2-5% of anti-caking agents, such as starches or tricalcium phosphate. Use sucrose (table sugar) and grind it in a coffee grinder or (if you have to) mortar and pestle. This is extra important in a wax-based solution, as you want fine particles for large surface area since everything is in a suspension.
You can also use Potassium Chlorate and Lactose as a base to introduce solvent dyes to make colored smoke bombs. You do need to tightly control the heat though, so adding Magnesium Carbonate and Sodium Bicarbonate (just like this video) is critical to getting the right mix that doesn't burn the colorant off and actually sublimes it. The ratios are completely different, though, but there are many online.
9:24 "You summoned us, mortal? What dark magicks do you wish to learn? Never mind, just hide it by painting it red, come, we return whence we came."
I've been using tile for a couple of years now. I like the new ones that let you change the battery
Post-hurricane cell service + TH-cam compression algorithm + billowing smoke = nonstop buffering
hope you get better brian! :)
Get Well Brian!
i love this channel
3 whole cups. Thats a lot?!?! I used only 50KG last NYE
HELLO FBI WATCHLIST
You can end up on a watch list for buying too much food and water.
If you're going to do stuff for fun,( or whatever) buy with cash, and don't bring your phone.