always good to have a bottle of beer with you as well

You are so boring .

It is a real "DudeWhatTF" :-)

Obviously Mum wasn’t home.

Well he can't make it in the shed, that where all the meth lab stuff is.

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Lol

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Well big daddy USA is supplying Israel with weapons of mass destruction right ?

And the nightmare of The Chosen People 😂

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credit to your grandmother for avenging her kitchen ceiling lol

Be careful papa

I was cooking the same mixture outside when I was about 14. I looked over the pot at jussst the wrong moment, and it ignited and left me with huge red burn marks on my face. No lasting damage luckily because I got out of the way in time. Could have horribly mutilated myself though.

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I don't know how it goes so well with no nozzle? It's just a open grain ??

@@scottsteacy4103 I think it's just the amount of fuel burning that quickly lol.

Beautiful fire at the end

Well if you're gonna be sending these at Apaches in the future you want it to be as cheap as possible

​@@scottsteacy4103i make bp roxkets with hot fuel no nozzle flys great no nozzle needed

Just 50 rupees per 1 kg. Not so much high price.

If you know you know

@@vedictv3242 you think everyone lives in india where sugar is available in large quantities?

nice pun

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How does it equate to lime burns? Is it similar?

@@tsmith7070 Can't tell you. All I can tell you is that because of the stickiness of the sugar, it's hard to wipe off your skin quickly and it burns and burns.

​@@tsmith7070 Sugar carries a lot of heat and you can't wipe it off of your skin; it you try to wipe it off it just gets smeared around and you get a bigger burn. I've never been burned by lime so I couldn't tell you what that's like.

Boiling sugar=prison napalm !

@@the_inquisitive_inquisitor Spit is a good heatsink... "And knowing is half the battle!" - G.I. Joe

rofl

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Hi CIA 👋

smile, you're on camera!

Oh, come on, it's just usual mixture for amateur rocketry. Calm down.

no

Dude, we were all already on their watch-lists, probably since junior high. The more the better, since they can't watch everyone.

liquid or crystallized?

Sugar is cheap and easily available.

And a sprinkele of aluminium nitrate 😮

@@baraka629 ECM and bad weather.

​@@baraka629 Disregard the concept of drying your potassium nitrate when close to the ocean. Instead, know that KNO3 is water soluble, as is sugar. Take your desired amounts of KNO3, and add warm water while stirring gently until dissolved. Do the same for your sugar. Take both the sugar solution and the nitrate solution, and mix them together in a single pan. Put the pan on a low heat, and bring it to a low boil. Because the solutions will merge under the raised heat of the water, you can keep the mix at low heat and they will become a single mix (solubility increases as the water temp increases). Continue towards low boil, stirring continuously. Initially under decent light your will notice crystalline patterns appearing on the top of the mix. This is ideal. Stir continuously as the mix continues losing water and becomes becomes a paste. Unlike typical rocket fuel mixes prepared on a stove: this mix should not darken very much. Beige is a reasonable hue. There is no reason at any point for your stove to exceed 150C during this altered process, drastically reducing your chances of combustion while cooking. If it begins to darken quickly or in spots: remove from heat immediately. If the mix is reduced to a beige paste: remove from heat and immediately pour in desired tube and compress, causing it to take shape. Air bubbles in your fuel = explosions in your takeoff. Up to 2% rust can be added to increase burn speed, although burn temperature and pressure will increase as well, causing additional strain on the rocket body and nozzle. Rust will turn the entire mix quite red, and should be added only when the paste is near complete. Up to 14% aluminium powder can be added in the place of rust. This will drastically increase burn speed and pressure, as well as heavily shorten burn time, although these fuels produce the greatest strain on a rocket system short of professional grade fuels like Ammonium Perchlorate. Aluminium will cause the mix to become somewhat grey, and should be added in the last minute before the mix is removed from the heat. Take extreme caution if using a stove with a flame, and be careful opening sealed containers of aluminium powder near heat sources: the ultra-fine powder is obscenely reactive when it feels like it, do not take chances with aluminium powder. Also do not neglect having a salt container, desiccant beads or even keeping silica packets where your mixtures are stored prior to usage. Keeping hygroscopic fuels dry is half the battle. If you're actually in gaza: use cardboard and clay bodied rockets en masse. You're being denied water currently due to siege, but the international narrative is you cannot be trusted with water pipes. They cannot forbid clay and paper. Use it to destroy the existing narrative. Also iron dome rockets cost more, and all wars are wars of attrition. Play accordingly.

Can you make a video your own diy rocket so we can see the difference 😁

can i use a fuse instead of wire?

​@@amberbutler3129but what if I just use a fuse? It ignite correctly?

And how to make the colorfull explosion?

⁠good one 😅

Are they for the redback spiders?

"Mum" 😂😂😂😂 fuking 🤡.. it's 2024 now.. it's properly pronounced, "MOM" M-O-M..

The cheap cat litter when mixed with water to a clay then shaped makes good cheap nozzles. Fasten the nozzle securely or use water pipe and Pratleys putty 😂

wow you have a way of talking that just makes nobody want to like you at all

​@@Mkdproductions101Revelation 21:8 (KJV) But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.

you forgot one thing sugar = 1 euro a KG and sorbitol = 12 euro a KG

@@bomen330 money talks.

For those that have gas stoves need to follow this advice even more...

Been there too, even a small batch can be highly violent! Also keep a bucket of water nearby, I dropped tin can into it and crisis was averted

this and probably don't do 1Kiloton at a time

He's right I had a batch ignite in my apartment and filled it with smoke. Lost my deposit from damage. Young and dumb I was. Do it outside folks.

Single burner induction cooktops are cheap, efficient and safe, and perfect for home chemistry applications.

Absolutely. You can soak string in the mixture to make fuses once dried out, or newspaper to make the guts of a smoke bomb.

I normally add a little glycerin

Having done a lot of rocket candy in my teens I can say that getting the water out afterwards is really hard. The mixture is hygroscopic so it doesn't even dry out in a low temperature oven. You end up with a mixture that always has a bit of water left that eats up some of the power. I tried various polar and non polar solvents but never found anything better than water that dissolved both the sugar and the saltpeter

@@michaelandersen7535 a vacuum chamber would probably do it.

I think that even the Anarchist Cookbook recommends adding water

LOL

Israeli bot

لعنه الله ع اسرئيل

It sounds like a TV commercial.

I followed his instructions and never had one failure.

@@krisknowlton5935 wow you're way better with your hands than me 😅

can i use a fuse instead of wire?

I desperately need to learn how to make them. Can you help me?

No you can't. It's not halal!

I think adding like 2 drops of vanilla exract could help with the duraction flight, but im not sure and im not speaking from my expierience so try this at your own risk

Just Fill it with some clay

​​@@ifv2089I have a better idea Why not make a cannon of it Ofcourse we will use paper balls covering the aluminium core made out of the foil

Only change I'd make is that I'd put the mandrel in before pouring and just coat it in mold release.

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Yea, go to the dollar store and get a single burner. Then do it in the middle of the yard. I about caught the house on fire cooking it in the porch. Just a small pot and fire went to the ceiling, across the soffit, around the gutter and about 10' in the air. I grabbed the pot and slung it in the yard . Scared the hell out of me.😂

As someone who had homemade rocket fuel blow up in their face, I can't agree more!

Revelation 20:14-15 (KJV) And death and hell were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death. And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire. * . .. . . . . . * .. .. .. . .. * . ... . . . ... .. . .. . ... .. . . * . .. ..... . ... .. ... * ' ' ' ' ' " * ^~^~ `i' ~^~^ *~^~^~^~^~^ * * , ,

Also got face burn from around 3 pounds of sugar fuel few days ago. Fucking painfull​. Still recovering because of my stupidity :) Be careful with that stuff@@dogman3362

Amazing

Can you tell me where to find those manuals

مقصد مت بھولنا بھائی

How's that?

I boil KNO3 with sugar, result is described by yours. But is there any difference in performance of fuel, between boiled with water and heated up without it?

@@M65V19 I never measured it so I can't say for sure, but I can say that each time I use the boil method I get consistent results and a smooth burn. I know some people say to use powdered sugar but I prefer not to because it has additives in it to keep it from clumping.

​@@M65V19 AFAIK, in theory, dissolved mixed and evaporated mixture should be more homogeneous, that will give more uniform burning. Still this is my assumption, I've never tested it.

Thank you. We get stronger every day from your great tutelage and My brothers appreciate the information humdoallah

@@bumpsangrimez The "insurgents" get most of their armaments from the CIA and other US sources. Playing both sides is what children of satan, aka jews, do.

the nose needs to be pointy !

a pair of those on a core stage and you get SRBs

A nozzle might do something also

Putting a clay choke nozzle in the bottom would get you some significant height as well. That rocket had NO NOZZLE!

The shape of the missile top has nothing to do with aerodynamics.

Bestell aus polen

@@maximilianafemann9467 gute Idee

U can add

"Hold my beer and watch this," said the Darwin Award candidate.

Won't do that shit like that again will you, 😂 me and a friend was 17 and made a black powder bomb a small one only 10 lbs. we didn't realize at the time how much power we were working with. Nothing went wrong but knowing what I know now if anything would've went wrong we would have had a real bad day real fast

​@@mattburns7380 10 lbs is a smal bomb?

I did everythink just like you exept doing it outside, shit ignited instantly after starting to cook it

@@Shaiba_tema if you did it the way described it wouldn't have ignited until you launched your rocket, ergo you didn't do it the way described.

Silly question, but I assume you mean to pound the powder until it becomes one hunk of rocket fuel... is there any risk to blow it up that way? IE: does the mixture set off when it is smashed with a hammer or does it only go off with heat/fire?

@@h.a.9880 It goes of with heat/fire so need to be careful not to cause too much compression somewhere (metal on metal) which can produce lots of heat, and don't cause too much friction. I've seen people doing it with hardwood pole just fine.

@@ThereWasNoFreeName Thanks, this sounds like I'd like to test it out myself one day. I knew that there's rocket hobbyists, but I never realized that one could make propellant themselves, quite interesting. Now I learn that it's reasonably safe to handle.

@@h.a.9880as long as you’re doing it outside. The one time you do it inside is the one time it needs to burn your house down. Never worth the risk. Always outside.

​@@doesitmatter1667I am getting a kilogram of pottasium nitrate on Amazon for $5, is that a good deal?

The Hamas, for one

Hamas tramps

ofcourse it did, it doesn't have a nostle to keep the presure accelerating the burn time, after it burns out the core to the bottom

Bit of a fire hazard that way so should best be handled with care, but still really cool stuff

@@Nero_Karel very flammable, sugar, especially if it contains impurities, instantly char and flares.

Someone has to clear out all that dry brush before the government sets it on fire and claims "wildfire".

Are you okay, brother?

You were born in the 1700s?

@@josephmatthews2089 More like medieval times

The date reporting the first use of true rockets was in 1232. At this time, the Chinese and the Mongols were at war with each other. During the battle of Kai-Keng, the Chinese repelled the Mongol invaders by a barrage of "arrows of flying fire." These fire-arrows were a simple form of a solid-propellant rocket.

Yup, 😂. We were cooking outside at least.

I watched in horror, knowing how badly this could go, and how fast.

@@JMGilberto Seems like some fireproof gloves/sleeves and a face shield might be good ideas?

Failed attempts do not make a good video... Stick to the internet and you see only happy people that were lucky. Such an untrue picture.

Old school connoisseur here 👏🧐

In ~1994, I salvaged styrofoam from the packaging of my original NES (8-bit Nintendo) to make something from that book, when combined with the liquid that "makes cars go" . Needless to say, it was too thick and didn't ignite well. To this day, I have an "original NES Complete in the Box minus a large chunk of styrofoam for unknown reasons"

Hahaha. Sure is till have this on floopy disc in the loft. Originally the jolly Rodger cook book so you had the revised version like me 🫣. Was hard to undetand as a kid. And technology ones are basiclay obsolete. Its 100% American so most things didnt even make sence to a 1998 14 year old British kid haha

@@djnemesisuk I have a copy of the original book. Black cover. Has lots of interesting stuff in it. Also a lot of things that would win you a Darwin award. (First edition 1971)

The anarchists cook book is dangerously inaccurate. Do not follow it's instructions.

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Cat droppings? An explosive is used

@@mohmih144 no, not cat droppings. The clay based product that is put in the bottom of the tray into which your cat would defecate in order to absorb any liquid and minimise odour.

It would blow up

@@danforbes4513 not if you only close up one end.

@@danforbes4513dont pack both ends with clay, dummy. if you do, make sure the nozzle size is large enough so the pressure doesnt cause the engine to burst.

I learned that lesson the hard way, the paint on the ceiling is still bubbled

@@zits56able same here. Burnt the hell outa my arms and shoes 😂

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How do you get colour?

"Play paintball professionally" 😂🤣

add metals. Also for smoke bombs more sugar=more smoke @@frikkievs

I desperately need to learn how to make them. Can you help me?

What's the ingredients

In the US: Look in the garage In Europe: *SPECIAL FORCES BREAK IN *

Yes, wondering what to do with all the fertilizer and sugar donated by UNWRA.

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The fact these entered into US D sucking technologically advanced is*real is funny

Kids, eh. Am I right?

It was a beautiful memorial 🌹🌷🥀

if you think this fuel can pen a tank you are a clown

Why's that?

@justanicechannel7999 oh shittt 😱

Seriously, why are people so surprised information like these are everywhere in the open? There were guides on how to made homemade IEDs and bombs with everyday tools and raw materials way before Hamas was formed.

They're butt hurt their irondome can't do shi*

If you had to defend your homeland while besieged by your enemy, you would have learned it too.

@@AliSinaHarati yup, gonna look for the nearest garden supplies for KNO3

Chosen people leaving in body bags after entering Gaza lol

@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko Then stop crying about gazans

O, kurwa!

And thus began a long story of firing weapons in college ...