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How long does this torch burn for?

What keeps the wire from melting?

watching this so ill be ready for the apocalypse thank you

What's the average burn time per tor h?

Chuck Noriss ?!

Thank you for making this. It brought back so many happy memories of my boyhood growing up. This is the first year I will be having a bonfire and fireworks with my children. We moved into the country a few years ago and are now able to do this without bothering neighbours too much. I am so excited to be doing this. I feel like that little boy again. I'll be putting more onto the bonfire throughout the day and getting things ready. Wishing everyone a safe and fantastic bonfire night tonight. November 5th 2024.

Very cool but I'm worried this will make my bonfire too big for a back garden if I make one.

Brilliant loved the old fireworks air bombs from standard 👍

Can you reuse the torch or does everything burn up?

In a dull 5 minutes during working from home (in Essex) I started reminicsing how this time of year, the three weeks before Nov 5th, were such a magical time for me as a kid in the 70s. I was obsessed with fireworks! I was noodling around RUclips and Google looking at old Standard artwork etc. Then I came across this. You nailed it. Firework Fever! I never had a term for it but that's perfect. We never had much money, mum couldn't afford big packs of fireworks. I had to go to the local shop with a home made guy and beg for pennies for the guy, which I then ploughed into my firework budget. Upon finally purchasing I would examine them in the box for a long time, heady with that firework smell, before eventually taking then out of the box to hold, examine and draw. Yes, I used to draw them to keep a permanent record of the Chysanthemum Fountains and the Traffic Lights etc. Intricate plans begun to be drawn up of the exact order of firing, strictly one at a time, which changed repeatedly as the great day approached. Then after taking them all to a friends to combine with theirs for greater effect on that most wonderous of Autumn nights, and after spuds cooked to golden black in the bonfire embers and sausages and onions in rolls with dollops of tomato sauce, and after the final squib had sparkled its last, home to bed to watch others' displays out of the bedworom window. Up at the absolute crack of dawn to ride my bike around the neighbourhood to pick up all the dead fireworks I could find, to examine and pour over the other brands and to keep in the garden, rotting, until forced to finally throw them out... Then the long wait for October to come around again... As an adult I have done some extensive firework parties with massive cakes and so many fireworks brought by others we had to let them off 3 or 4 at a time just to get through them all. But nothing compares to those days in the 70s, with a gloved hand holding a sparkler (colour changing sparkler too, if you were posh!), mug of soup in the other hand, watching those magical little explosives whose output bound my heart forever.

Thank you for what you do.

That is a damned good fire torch Sir! will be lining my hallway with your torch design this night

Depending on the fuel, the wire can melt, i recommend to use fuel that won’t make blue flames

You can wet the fabric where you want the fire to stop and only add to fuel where you want the fire to stop

8:35 You are the best. X)

Hi, I'm in Sydney, and we had the same experience of bonfire night but in June, your video brings back wonderful memories for me.. cheers from Australia.😊

That’s brilliant, I love scarecrows!

I live in Canada now and miss bonfire night so much, like you I’m just filled with nostalgia when autumn hits, I’ve watched your film about 50 times now and the memories it evokes are wonderful, thank you.

Really haunting in a lovely way. When we were kids.

Great album.

Love this, only just found it. You are right there is something magical about the seasonality of Autumn that still brings out the kid in me too! I fire large displays every year. However as much as I love everything about fireworks today, they don't come close to the sheer wonder and excitement of those British made blue touch fireworks I grow up loving as a kid in the 1970's and 80's. As you mentioned it was the names, the eye catching colourful labels, the smell of the gunpowder..great memories. Thanks you for sharing.

I've just watched it again. It's Lynch-esque. It's bloody brilliant!

Wow. I can't believe this was made two years ago and has seven likes and no comments. This is a masterpiece. I discovered this wonderful channel through a mutual love of vintage fireworks - but THIS is something else! I love what you do, you and your family seem really lovely. Just keep doing what you're doing - this was impossibly good. Andie x

Top content mate, keep it up.

that thumbnail is nightmare fuel :D

good

DUDE I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL

This was a brilliant video. And very amusing! Thanks. 😊

Thank you, sir! I needed an idea for my band's group photo. Great tutorial

This video brought back nostalgic memories of my childhood in the '70s, a time filled with joy and laughter. Growing up during that era forged a deep and lasting bond between me and the world of fireworks. Even now, in my later years, the colors, sounds, and smells bring a sense of nostalgia, connecting me to the carefree days of my youth. Thanks for sharing this enjoyable video - it's a delightful journey down memory lane, reminding me of the simple yet profound joys that have stood the test of time.

Brilliant video :)

Brought back memories of my dad and I lighting all those brands of fireworks you mentioned in the playground by our block of flats in the 70’s and early 80’s.

This brings back so many happy memories, seeing the fireworks in the shop, this was the highlight of the year for me, i knew every shop that sold fireworks and bought from many of them, i used to buy nearly the entire range from Standard each year, we always had a huge bonfire in the back garden, nearly everyone did back then, i'm now 63 but still celebrate every year with a good display of at least two hours, sadly all British made fireworks are long gone, all Chinese now and much bigger but still as enjoyable, i had a cake from Ardi this year and very good it was too!

I adored this, thank you so much! And I remember that copy of the Firework Code with Freddie Firework! Subscribed. Keep up the amazing work! xxx

All best wishes - hope you had a good time 😊

Happy Guy Fawkes. We've had a great traditional night here too. Great times 😊

How lovely. Truly lovely. What memories are made of.

Bloody brilliant and the memories just keep flooding back, like they do this time of the year. Have a great bfn everyone 😊

I really enjoyed this, thank you. So many old memories and feelings came back. You got the nostalgia bang on. A week to go, can't wait. Hope you enjoy yours, too x

Brill 🎉

well done, great video. greetings from TX

I’m trying to create tiki torches for an overnight bonfire event, however it’s really hard to get wick in lagos. Also how can I keep the fire burning for about 30 -60 minutes at a time?

I just called a friend who works at a saw mill on the outskirts of town. He says he can get me all the sawdust I’ll ever need and is willing to deliver it ! Great news, because I’m going to make a dry toilet. With the chaos in the World and rising utility prices, along with the threat of a grid collapse, this is my best bet. Thank you for your informative and humorous video. Love, from a dedicated Subscriber from Northern Michigan- USA ☝️🇺🇸.

I agree with you 100%, we are living in very dark times in Our World. Prepare, stay safe, take care and try to be self-sufficient. Love, from Michigan- USA. 🇺🇸

Will come in handy when the power goes out and in the SHTF situation. Great video ! 👍👍🇺🇸

Get the Human Humus Machine! I'm trying to get one now. hahaha. I'll use it all indoors all year!! thanks. Happy Eco-Apocalypse!

Very basic but it can use

Photoshopped pic of pumpkin guts people😂

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