Dissecting a 3" Professional shell

The inner workings of a 75mm Cat 4 Display shell (gold brocade)

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[JOEYG707]

Great vid, by the way whats the name of the song?

[MASTERCHIEFUKFR]

@JOEYG707 Claire de lune by Debussy :)

[ajlisknillat]

Great =D It's impressive how good that 3" were made..it's just as carefully made as a 6" or something :D Love @ firework makers ;-) Nice stars aswell-they burnt for a long while-impressive!! You have to do one of those in the air!! Also I love the pic in the end you and a 14" shell or something?

[MASTERCHIEFUKFR]

@ajlisknillat It's a 16" :)

[ThePyroman38]

YAY thatnks chiefy boy. been waiting for that for a while,happy now thanks loads chief and was the lift granulated or corned and was it polished? or not

Thanks

[MASTERCHIEFUKFR]

The lift charge was polished 2FA

[trancehi]

Nice chemistry video.

[ThePyrofreak94]

nice dude thumps up

[2121sexy1212]

this is a cool vid n song haha i remember it from twilight

[JOEYG707]

Why did this shell or rather some shells that are bigger have 2 fuses?

[extrasonic]

30 and 14 = 44g. Let's say the time fuses weight 10g max. That is 54g The other nearly 190 grams are from what, paper?

245 is way too heavy for a 3" ball shell, except for zinc streamer. Are you sure it isn't 145g?

It's impressive how economical the chinese are. I put nearly 25-30 grams of burst (hulls on BP 6:1), nearly 40 grams of stars (depends of the star) and two time fuses. My shells weight 120 to 140g.