yeah just get a few packs of sparklers and a pair of wire cutters/side cutters. Don't waste your time taking the stuff off the metal, if you look up videos of bundles of sparklers it's the same if not better. Cut off the extra metal at the bottom place one or two sparklers to the side and commence cutting the rest in half until they are about 2-3 inches long. Bundle with duct tape leaving the top open using 5+ wraps and leave either a fuse or a longer sparkler out of the center of the top. putting a cap or zomething on the top just limits the speed and creates a chance of building pressure. It should be at least an inch in diameter but you probably want it taller than it is thick. You can also add a layer of tin foil or pack them into a Redbull can with the top cut off for more of a directed fountain. You might also want to look into the channel Tech Ingredients for some nice smoke bombs and look into having them come down to Texas for at least 2 weeks. You will need the time. He can also help build a cheap giant swamp cooler for the garage of the back if you want to tame the summer heat.

You guys outta get in contact with the folks over at Ordnance Lab

I feel like a small bucket of water could have really helped out on this one. The first device had smoldering plastic... if it was dropped into water the fumes would have been contained. The failed devices could have been dropped in to be made safe. its a clean way to completely extinguish things almost instantly.

u guys were made to work together

best KZfaq channell

Btw the Australian version of that's actually she'll be right and I do say that alot thought u might wanna know probs not tho

@@sebbruh4572 Oh! I'd buy a 'She'll be right.' shirt if I'd could find one in the states! New mission for next week! ;-)

Yes!!! Or one that some progression with quotes like "I don't think I put thermite in there, did I?" - "That's probably fine" - "We need to reset the injury counter"

That's probably fine ...

I mean it's either is or isn't

Screwdrivers. The Rogues duct tape.

at some point as a joke, they should have to unscrew something, and despite having a screwdriver at the table, go and grab a butter knife or something to unscrew it.

thats why there's hammer and bigger hammer

yeah...i honestly was expecting a spreading fire any moment....

Not to mention the wooden table inside they were using not five minutes prior.

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start the Morningstar next to the pile of brush, and then stand over there on a wide pile of gravel. You can tell they've become acclimated to catastrophic failure; they're anticipating it going wrong so picked the safer spot to stand, rather than starting the Morningstar on the gravel, and when things fail, they're standing next to the dry brush. Clever.

Would you say it was a pile of... Brushwood?

Also places it next to dead wood

@@duncandixon6203 they did call themselves out. Not that it makes it any better

Grammarly would've helped you spot that missed apostrophe in "you're"

They might get more views if they kept it inside and it burned the place down! It would go viral! :-)

@@htmagic there's footage out there somewhere of Jason slicing Brian's hand open with a RATHER large knife.

Seems safe, if there's a Fire he can always eat it.

It isn't as stupid as you might think. What are the typical table options? Metal, wood, plastic. Metal won't get lit on fire by whatever you're doing, but it also conducts heat *really* well, which could lead to having hotspots in the table long after the fire or whatever explosives are out and cooled. Easy way to burn yourself if you touch the surface too soon. Also the heat could potentially catch or melt other things on the table. Not great. Plastic isn't quite as good a conductor of heat as metal, but it is alright at it. So you have some of the metal problems, but also the issue of the plastic actually melting underneath the pyrotechnics. And once it melts, it could have a surface where bits of the plastic could catch fire as well. Wood doesn't conduct heat hardly at all. And while yes, obviously wood burns, it will never melt. So you can expose it to very high temperatures and not have to worry about the surface remaining super hot or being damaged aside from some small char marks. It can technically catch fire, but since it doesn't melt, the surface is always going to be flat and very solid & dense. Starting a fire on such a material, especially when the source of the flame is ABOVE the material is really quite difficult. It would be like trying to light a campfire by setting out a massive log and placing a lit match on top of it. That's never going to work. Obviously going outside and using a dirt or cement etc. base for the more dangerous stuff is smarter, but for small things like these, wood is perfectly fine, and actually the safest of the available materials.

@@Kurse_of_Kall glass table? Concrete?

@@BlackSoap361 Glass and sudden and extreme temperature changes aren't a good mix. Also have you seen these guys? They smack things with hammers all the time. Concrete isn't really a table, but it would work alright. You'd still have some of the conducting heat issues though.

@@Kurse_of_Kall but it might look cool. And there are plenty of concrete tables.

It’s okay, they had very small fire extinguishers!

The dead brushwood seems like a REALLY on-the-nose omen, but they ignored it.

Dude how many government lists are you on?

@@justsomeguy-yd3yw at least 3... have fun xD

Lmao

@@zinaidanitikin4886 lol yea you definitely didn't copy and paste straight from Google

Like, okay you have and can can go get them... what where you planning to do before he asked?

@@TheRealAlpha2 Use bits of sparkler like the original 'hack' did.

Who doesn’t keep cannon fuses in stock?

"What do you use them for?" "My cannon..." (Tremors)

From all the things I hear about Texas it could be community service at the very least.

*takes drag from cigarette* it changes you, man- my wife didn’t look me in the *eyes* after my time…

Wasn't the back of the screwdriver plastic?

@@AdriaanZwemer yes, but the pliers werent

@@thomasminnick7019 ah

yeah, god forbid the sparklers ignite.... y'all are laughable. this isnt black powder. its a SPARKLER! they couldnt even get ignition without the blowtorch, pretty sure the pliers arent going to do sh*t

@@RichardCranium321 sparklers going off themselves isn’t exactly the end of the world, at worst you’re looking at eye damage or burns to the hands, and the risks are pretty low of either. It would take a pretty unlikely confluence of circumstances for that to be a problem. But safety is about consistency. That’s critically important. You need to establish good habits so that you’re not counting on perfect foresight every time to undertake a potentially dangerous action. I work in industrial automation, for example, and just because I’ve locked out a breaker doesn’t mean I don’t test the circuit before I handle it. Is it likely for a breaker to be mislabeled so badly as to confuse me? No. Is it likely that some sort of voltage storage could exist on the circuit without my knowledge? No, people don’t usually stick batteries or capacitor banks on circuits that don’t require them. But why chance it? What value is extracted from doing something badly when doing it correctly takes no appreciable extra effort? What benefit do metal pliers give that any wooden tool, or even taped plier ends wouldn’t? Is there some huge materials cost to a wooden roller or electrical tape that I’m unaware of? Doing things the risky way because 10 seconds of extra effort seems like too much is a bad idea. And yeah, this time it’s a sparkler, it’s junior grade thermite, it’s not like it’s massively risky. But these guys wear face shields to fire alcohol rockets, they’re clearly concerned with safety, they just missed this one. So, I pointed it out. That way they know a best practice if they ever make anything more dangerous, like an explosive.

Australia almost always seems supercool…and then there are these times when I want to offer to rescue them

Same in alot of the United States where local regulations outlaw anything much more than sparkles :/

Making your own fireworks is the most American sounding non American thing

dude i remember making these in like year 8 out of a red bull can duct tape and some ungodly amount of sparklers

@@Fragger-1 yeah, it's not like China has been doing it for close to a millennia or anything... 😅

I mean they made a pen smokescreen

From what I remember, most of the stuff in the AH Just straight-up doesn't work or is an incomplete version of something that does work, so it won't work and it'll blow up.

@@pennyforyourthots So, completely on Brand for Modern Rogue?

@@pennyforyourthots isn't that what you want for an IED?

I disagree, tape the active section with many layers and it shoots up far higher

I usually just rewind the the video and play it from the beginning before it's over rather than watch out of sequence.

I don't hear the D. 0:46 onward?

@@GirishManjunathMusic Ok.

@@OlaMagnusLie ok.

Don't forget the massive run-on sentence

thanks!

Looks like an instant bonfire

it's Brian and Jason. would you have wanted a safer outcome from these two? lol

@@techfreak244 Hahaha not at all.

Even semi-confined in a metal tube, sparklers tend to throw off a lot of smoke.

Yeah make a mini pipe bomb what could go wrong

Isn't this just their Armstrong's mix and need dart episode?

They have an episode where they cook steak with thermite

You mean like their air cannon episode?