close up 25 shot cake fast fused

[hatsgoods]

here I used the newer quick hobby fuse that burns a 1/4 sec a foot of about 4 / 5 feet of it to fuse a 25 shot world class cake to fire all at once. It worked and heres the only video I got of it my latest club shoot and it was the first thing to go off for the season of the club I belong to. whatca think? let me know. thanks.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79yImYgVKlw .

[jamisonlm3]

Did you use 4/5 a foot of the fuse or 4 to 5 feet of the fuse? Either way, it shot in basically a second.

[Okimarine]

here I used the newer quick hobby fuse that burns a 1/4 sec a foot of about 4 / 5 feet of it to fuse a 25 shot world class cake to fire all at once. .


Nice, did you disassemble / re-fuse/ reassemble? I like to fire a fast cake or gas mine every 10 mortars or so.

[hatsgoods]

Did you use 4/5 a foot of the fuse or 4 to 5 feet of the fuse? Either way, it shot in basically a second.

I used about 4 feet of the white/grey 1/4 sec a foot burn rate.

[hatsgoods]

Nice, did you disassemble / re-fuse/ reassemble? I like to fire a fast cake or gas mine every 10 mortars or so.

nope i stuffed quick hobby fuse in between the mortars from the bottom and put a main fuse in first mortar where the original fuse was and a firewire I match in first tube too.

[jamisonlm3]

I thought you took the cake apart too, that's why I was confused by how much fuse you used. I guess the stock fuses can't help but ignite if you stuff that much fuse into the cake and light it. There's just too much fire and heat.

[hatsgoods]

I thought you took the cake apart too, that's why I was confused by how much fuse you used. I guess the stock fuses can't help but ignite if you stuff that much fuse into the cake and light it. There's just too much fire and heat.

exactly what i did