Making Fireworks out of Bamboo, Sulfur, Potassium Nitrate, and Charcoal

In this week's video, I reveal the process of assembling fireworks, building upon the ingredient gathering discussed previously. This video is carefully crafted to avoid causing any issues with the previous filming, especially considering our recent move to a new studio for safer production. I encourage viewers not to attempt these activities on their own, but to consult local pyrotechnic organizations instead. I begin with measuring and combining various ingredients like sulfur and charcoal, followed by mixing them in a ball mill for size reduction. Fuses are created from leftover cotton, soaked in a black powder mix, which I let dry. I prepare black powder balls known as tiger stars and allow everything to dry thoroughly before proceeding to pack the bamboo with a fuse and layering with additional black powder and stars. I experience some challenges, realizing the need for a paper disc to contain the mixture properly during one of the firecracker attempts. Despite the ongoing learning curve, I conclude by asking for support on Patreon to continue producing videos without restrictions from YouTube's policies.