Thanks for the memories man, glad these videos will be up for years to come so other kids may find the same joy you brought me and my friends when were younger. Rest in peace 🙏❤
@@thebarefoothomestead I don't think so but it's not necessary. Makes it easier sure but you can play around a little and determine your own dimensions. That's how I did it back in the day cause I didn't have a printer haha
@@GamingWithOzzie Not really - if you are super poor that may be only what you can afford. About 60 years ago however Estes model rocket company was founded. I built dozens of the things, and I used a match with the metal core from a twist tie to launch them with a 9 volt battery. I was also poor, but I cut a few lawns to buy my own toys.
I used to make match rockets as a kid. I would just wrap a foil skirting around the match heads and used a paper clip as the launching platform but I must say your ideas are definitely inspiring. Thanks for the memories.
@@dungeonsdungeonsandmoredun2177 I remember how upset I was when he retired from the show, but that was just naive selfishness on my part. He worked hard and earned it. When he passed in 2019 we didn't just lose a man, we lost the king.
I did this as a little kid about 45 years ago, but I used regular matches from a matchbook !! The design was way more simple but It was still fun and they flew about 8 to 12 feet ! 😃
This is a cool project to show to my Boy Scout troop. We sometimes launch model rockets, but this would possibly work for certain merit badges too. Thank you for this fun, simple, inexpensive idea.
Hi it's great to see this sort of thing again, as a young boy more than sixty years ago I use to do something similar with my mates, but I kept the match whole. We'd put a small piece of aluminum foil over the match head and twisted it around the match just below the head, we'd wedge the match between a gap in some wood or brick, the only difference to your rockets is the match stayed where it was and the foil took off when lit
Whats Crazy is that it isn't as complicated as it seems sure the first try might be hard but if you keep on doing in over and over you can perfect these trust me I have made The things this man makes and they turn out twice as powerful once you perfect them
This is a great HOWTO!!! It works amazingly well as described. Actually, I skipped the fins and they fly pretty good! The whole family enjoyed it a lot! Thanks!
When we were young in the Von Braun days of kid rockets, we would fill aluminum cigar tubes with match heads, bend the end to form a nozzle. Our gantry was a 3 hole brick supported at each end by other bricks leaving an open space below for lighter fluid impregnated straw. A remote train transformer located in our launch center bunker would be wired to a nichrome wire in the straw. Powered up the wire would ignite the straw and the match heads. Flights 100 to 200 feet were possible depending on the wind. Caution: nozzle opening can’t be too narrow. And don’t use powdered match heads, both can result in “exploded on takeoff”.
Grant your videos are honestly top notch. You put a great deal of effort into your videos and this one was probably the most clever setup for a match rocket I've ever seen lol, keep up the awesome work.
@@toddinthemiddle Actually, the limited capacity of the propellant, and the somewhat inadequate range involved with engineering specifications, only allow for marginal target aquisition of new, tidepod kids, who are probably capable of living within thier new, color infused rainbow . 😆
I made those 35-40 years ago, that was one of our most fun. We also made small cannons. We used thinner copper cartridges for ballpoint pens because large Parker types can hardly be filled with phosphorus and are more dangerous due to higher pressures. Fill one empty cartridge with phosphorus from 7-8 matches, seal it with the small ball from aluminium paper or a piece of wood, heat it and enjoy. Warning: We heated them while holding them in our hands and one exploded and metal shrapnel from the cartridge got stuck in my friend's cheek one inch below the eye.
Super cool project, we did projects like this long time ago, but much more preparation needed. This is a fast way to show kids basic phisics demonstration about forces :)
I learned how to make something very similar when I was 9. Didn't remove the heads of the matches. Used the foil off of the foil paper that wraps sticks of gum to wrap the match. A needle alongside the match while wrapping the match and then removed before applying flame. Used to shoot them off in my room. Didn't need a matchbox to set them up to launch, just leaned them against something. It was the early days of match rocket technology
Same here all the kids in USSR did that. Funny times. What about gunpowder or matches Sulphur trapped between 2 bolts connected by 1 nut? You screw the bolts inside the nut to push the sylphur or gunpowder against opposite bolt after that we would throw them on the pavement or from a top floors and as soon as it would hit the ground it would make a nice kaboom.
Heres a tip, if you arent using the template and just hand rolling, make sure the tin foil layer is thick, otherwise you will just burn through the foil and it wont launch
Great video. To get about 10 more feet in distance, try inserting a pin next to the match when you're rolling the foil tightly around it. Remove the pin after rolling. You now have created a tiny exhaust port which allows the gases to escape more forcefully than before. Try it.
I used to make these a lot when I was younger.Put the pin next to the match but leave a little bit of the pin sticking out so you can grab it after rolling the foil tightly. The pin should slide out easily. A tiny exhaust port is a must if you want good distance.Have fun.
Great idea; we used to do something similar more than 55 years ago....w/ a Bic Pen + the whole body crammed w/ match-heads. From there I migrated into home-brewed dynamite, small IEDs, and now drone bombs. I just love concussive sciences!
Interesting. This is a far more sophisticated version of what I did as a kid, and with matches still attached to the stick. Instead of the kitchen aluminum foil, we would take the foil from chewing gum. Modern gum isn't usually wrapped this way, but back in the day, the wrapping was like a thin waxed paper with an even thinner foil. You could separate the two with a little effort and the foil you got was super-thin. I don't know where you could get foil that thin otherwise. We lay a sewing needle on the match which would be our rocket and wrapped the foil around it several times. Pulling the needle out left the exhaust path for the rocket from the match head to the tail end. Bend a paper clip for a launcher and you're ready. The foil was so light, you could make it work with any match from the kind in the video to even little paper ones from a matchbook. Thanks OP. Those in the video are more powerful, directional, and cooler looking. I kind of wish I'd had the plans a long time ago. But I had a lot of fun with the simpler method.
On a larger scale, the armrest from an aluminum lawn chair ( the kind that has a rounded end) and using the “ light bulb filament taped between a pair of wires” ignition together with an official countdown from behind a bunker-tree, produced a wonderment of light, smoke and sound as the match heads ignited simultaneously, much like a solid fuel rocket with a large crack in the propellant. My friend and I scanned the sky, exchanging “Did you see it’s?” Until we noticed the crater and the bits of mangled aluminum around the launch pad. My friend said “let’s go saw the other armrest off my moms lawn chair”!
Ich bin 72 Jahre alt, aber diese Dinger hab ich in der dritten Klasse gebaut und da war ich 10 Jahre jung. Gratuliere, du hast das Rad zum zweiten mal erfunden.
I tried this as a kid. The rocket failed 8 times, if memory serves. But the successful attempt rocket landed 5 meters ahead. Totally worth that effort.
My husband IS a rocket scientist, now retired from 40 year career with NASA. I am not aware that this exercise was covered in any of the space agencies exercises. I will make sure this gets shared. 🚀🛸
This looks awesome! I’m not having luck with any of the links for the template though... It directs us to a private website that we have to be the owner of to log in to. Thanks for your help!
I noticed some waterproof matches have very large match heads, and they (the heads) burn very long, like 3-4 seconds. Are these better for propelling these rockets?
FYI all burning is combustion. Fact. Not all combustion is burning though. You can Google for complete explanation. Really, I'd have to experiment with these rockets to conclusively settle the waterproof match matter, but sadly I'm too old to play with this stuff anymore.
Ooh a template for free!!! What the. It works just as well without a template, just wrapping foil around the stick, but hey, grateful for the FREE template
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This was the first king of random video I saw and I have been following him since. So sad that he passed.
Same
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Wdym he's alive
kopirak kilju Dude...
Thanks for the memories man, glad these videos will be up for years to come so other kids may find the same joy you brought me and my friends when were younger. Rest in peace 🙏❤
can the template still be found somewhere??
@@thebarefoothomestead I don't think so but it's not necessary. Makes it easier sure but you can play around a little and determine your own dimensions. That's how I did it back in the day cause I didn't have a printer haha
@@DC-lq3hsnice!!
Worked like a charm, my grandma didn't stand a chance.
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I remember making match rockets when I was a kid some 60 years ago. Glad to see it's still popular.
Yeah same bro
It's not popular it's pathetic.
@@MegaMeaty somebodies mad 😂😂😂
@@GamingWithOzzie Not really - if you are super poor that may be only what you can afford. About 60 years ago however Estes model rocket company was founded. I built dozens of the things, and I used a match with the metal core from a twist tie to launch them with a 9 volt battery. I was also poor, but I cut a few lawns to buy my own toys.
@@MegaMeaty who asked buddy. Your pathetic
I used to make match rockets as a kid. I would just wrap a foil skirting around the match heads and used a paper clip as the launching platform but I must say your ideas are definitely inspiring. Thanks for the memories.
same here.....till my mom caught me and had a meltdown.....even though i was shooting them into the fireplace
This guy had way too much time on his hands, geeze
A lot more sophisticated than the ones I made as a kid in the 60’s. But we were only 8 years old then.
Isnt it crazy how a 7 year old youtube video packs us together and people are still interested in these things😌
@@bhavishaysingh1374 child hood memories are priceless
Dude. I’m impressed at how technical these guys are at something as simple as match rockets
He, was technical. He will be missed
@@dungeonsdungeonsandmoredun2177 I remember how upset I was when he retired from the show, but that was just naive selfishness on my part. He worked hard and earned it. When he passed in 2019 we didn't just lose a man, we lost the king.
"Avoid the temptation to point it towards people-"
Darnit.
Toony19 Cooper
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Comrade be careful...Your Nanny State owns you....
I tried. I absolutely could not avoid it.
Ah well it fun this way still.
😂
Why bother if the goal is not to harm others??
I did this as a little kid about 45 years ago, but I used regular matches from a matchbook !! The design was way more simple but It was still fun and they flew about 8 to 12 feet ! 😃
Scam
Someone: So what, you think you’re some sort of rocket scientist?
Me: (Pulls out matchbox) ... *actually*
the moon is waiting.
Lol, me and my brother hahahaha!
🤣
Flavio Chavez 🤣😂🤣😂
Yeah, a matchbox rocket scientist
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Keep up the good work u are amazing
Thank you again for the awesome and inspirational videos
Yeah
You're an amazing person
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Kim jong un's first toy
LOL
Underrated coment lmao
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@@vrilmaxxed nice grammar, Trump killer more
So inspiring, I remember doing all of your experiments growing up
4:12
"Show up and start shooting in seconds" - America at its finest
😂😂😂
agreed
lmao. perfect for attacking my friends as soon as i show up
LOL
Strodeum very nnice
Man where was this channel when i was kid?
No kidding!
Just discovered this channel, this channel is what KipKay was supposed to be! Glad I found this.
what do you mean when you was a kid? I'm still a kid and I'll be 60 this year. Growing older is compulsory, growing up is optional
C .Wright A man is only grown up when he learns to confront his fears. or when he runs out of toys.
kelie wilfong heh, get it? KIDding? haha,
i need friends.
I’ve made a version of these before , but your “ self contained rocket factory “ is AWSOME !
Hamas would like to know your location
@@kieranmilner4208 what???
@@handbooks8385 HE SAID, "I'VE MADE A VERSION OF THESE BEFORE , BUT YOUR " SELF CONTAINED ROCKET FACTORY " IS AWSOME !"
Mann my kids and I loved watching your videos and creating random stuff. Still can't believe you're gone😢
This is a cool project to show to my Boy Scout troop. We sometimes launch model rockets, but this would possibly work for certain merit badges too. Thank you for this fun, simple, inexpensive idea.
If only he could see that comment.
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Inexpensive. I like that.
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Thanks for making my childhood funnier. I have had so many fun experiences because of you. Truly a real KING. Rest in peace
Hi it's great to see this sort of thing again, as a young boy more than sixty years ago I use to do something similar with my mates, but I kept the match whole. We'd put a small piece of aluminum foil over the match head and twisted it around the match just below the head, we'd wedge the match between a gap in some wood or brick, the only difference to your rockets is the match stayed where it was and the foil took off when lit
I miss this guy.. and his videos
How to make a particle accelerator using two toilet paper tubes and a match
No answer. Probabely because you need one extra toilet paper to wrap it up
Whats Crazy is that it isn't as complicated as it seems sure the first try might be hard but if you keep on doing in over and over you can perfect these trust me I have made The things this man makes and they turn out twice as powerful once you perfect them
Can anybody say Macgyver?
Matt Burns Macgyver
@@pyrxdq cute 🤣🤣🤣
Nobody :
Admiral General Aladeen:"I want the edges to be pointed not round"
Willi Brord Jewel why did i read that in a accent
@@ItsModsHD, you're not alone.
Lol
Somebody actually remembers that 😂
@@ItsModsHD you really aren't alone!
This is a great HOWTO!!! It works amazingly well as described. Actually, I skipped the fins and they fly pretty good! The whole family enjoyed it a lot! Thanks!
When we were young in the Von Braun days of kid rockets, we would fill aluminum cigar tubes with match heads, bend the end to form a nozzle. Our gantry was a 3 hole brick supported at each end by other bricks leaving an open space below for lighter fluid impregnated straw. A remote train transformer located in our launch center bunker would be wired to a nichrome wire in the straw. Powered up the wire would ignite the straw and the match heads. Flights 100 to 200 feet were possible depending on the wind. Caution: nozzle opening can’t be too narrow. And don’t use powdered match heads, both can result in “exploded on takeoff”.
I wish I had a buddy as smart as you when I was a kid.
A project I've always wanted to try and now will with my son. The level of precision is fantastic. Rockets!
Grant your videos are honestly top notch. You put a great deal of effort into your videos and this one was probably the most clever setup for a match rocket I've ever seen lol, keep up the awesome work.
Yea
this will be perfect when you and your friend are playing with tiny battleships
Oh yeah for all the times that has happened
Xd
You sunk my battleship!
Dude, blast from the past!! I completely forgot I used to make these as a kid! Stoked to make this kit and a mini bazooka type launcher 🤙🤙 thanks!
King Of Random: Only need foil and matches
Literally 2 seconds later: “pulls out a Skewer”
and foil tape
ok\
ok
Ok
Don't forget the camera that he use to take video
Learned how to make these like 50 yrs ago, always a cool project.
Did you aim them at black and white rainbows?
@@toddinthemiddle Actually, the limited capacity of the propellant, and the somewhat inadequate range involved with engineering specifications, only allow for marginal target aquisition of new, tidepod kids, who are probably capable of living within thier new, color infused rainbow . 😆
@@treeguyable love your sense of humor
@@matt25675 Been handling these new tidepod, keyboard punk cowards for yrs on youtube. They are actually kinda pitiful.
Rip man 😢🙏🙏
What happened
@@sameervlogs7677 hang gliding accident
Fakw
Sameer og death happened
N o b o d y c a r e s
I made those 35-40 years ago, that was one of our most fun.
We also made small cannons.
We used thinner copper cartridges for ballpoint pens because large Parker types can hardly be filled with phosphorus and are more dangerous due to higher pressures.
Fill one empty cartridge with phosphorus from 7-8 matches, seal it with the small ball from aluminium paper or a piece of wood, heat it and enjoy.
Warning:
We heated them while holding them in our hands and one exploded and metal shrapnel from the cartridge got stuck in my friend's cheek one inch below the eye.
Now that's just a cool project to do with young kids and build some great memories. Great video.
I'm gonna sell this design to North Korea.
***** it was a joke obviously!
***** it doesn't matter because the'd probably pay him with counterfeited $$ bills anyway! XD
*****
did you post prematurely? you forgot to add "man Sachs" to your post XD
would work better than theirs
Hey don't say that or they will try to hack you lol.
I love the way you make it look like we really need these things.
Super cool project, we did projects like this long time ago, but much more preparation needed. This is a fast way to show kids basic phisics demonstration about forces :)
this is what north korea has right now
ja
lol
lol so tru
with a hint of uranium
and the tears of child slaves
Just watching this is probably a felony in Australia.
It isn't.
Pft dont be soft
it was a sad time when the do gooders banned fireworks strangley you can still buy them in the ACT
Dude I love your profile picture!!!!!
1:05 seems awfully suspicious
Grant you never cease to amaze me
Used to make these all the time as a kid growing up in the mid-50's. Great fun with some scrap aluminum foil and kitchen matches!
2:09 was the most impressive part, I can never EVER tear aluminium foil that perfectly xD
Oh I know that feeling
Haha, took me 3 tries as well
rofl, it's funny u take the small things in consideration to make your video's perfect, keep it up!!!
Light a whole bunch at once. "Justice rains from above!"
I wonder if you could let out the fins, and make like a small rocket pod assembly? I wanna go full Pharah :D
TheFriendlyOtaku18 I love overwatch
TheFriendlyOtaku18 that's pharas ultimate in overwatch
Cit. Overwatch
I learned how to make something very similar when I was 9. Didn't remove the heads of the matches. Used the foil off of the foil paper that wraps sticks of gum to wrap the match. A needle alongside the match while wrapping the match and then removed before applying flame. Used to shoot them off in my room. Didn't need a matchbox to set them up to launch, just leaned them against something. It was the early days of match rocket technology
Same here all the kids in USSR did that. Funny times. What about gunpowder or matches Sulphur trapped between 2 bolts connected by 1 nut? You screw the bolts inside the nut to push the sylphur or gunpowder against opposite bolt after that we would throw them on the pavement or from a top floors and as soon as it would hit the ground it would make a nice kaboom.
I watched the whole video completely forgetting about the fact that he’s gone😞
Grupo Linaje Escogido same
It’s so sad 🥺
Me too
rip
I didn’t even know that until I went to The comment section.
He was a legend.
Im so sad that he passed away.
What happened to him
@@eyeofthepyramid2596 paragliding accident
@@Not_Hawk thanks, i could not find reason till now. So sad. Rest in peace,
@@Not_Hawk Is there a video to it?
Proof.
Made some . Worked perfectly. Made my own template. Not difficult. 👍
Chris Burnsed Dude video came out 4 years ago and now he's dead, even when u were writing that he was already dead
Ya hat where the dementia s
I'm 8 and I can't buy the template
@@sherlockholmes2096 it's a free pdf download, look in the description...
how? mine dont work at all
Learned how to make these in college back in the 70's, so much fun !👍👍
Cool video. He says not to point it at someone, and Gav immediately shoots one at Dan's face(the slow mo guys).
“Just Show Up And Start Shooting Within Seconds”
“NSA” has entered the chat
John Mannila nasa
right! if it werent true it would be funny...
*nasa
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Heres a tip, if you arent using the template and just hand rolling, make sure the tin foil layer is thick, otherwise you will just burn through the foil and it wont launch
what would happen if you don't put fins on the bottom, would it still launch?
@@ihategooglesomuch yes it will. I'm pretty sure the fins are just decorational, I don't build it with them and it works
@@limegreentechnologies8803 thanks! I didn't want to buy a roll of muffler tape just to make these, i don't even own a car lol
gonna share this with my niece and nephew… great project!
Before his death: (Comments saying cool things)
After his death: (Comments saying R.I.P.)
R.I.P.
We should still coment cool things because he would want us too, and he would want us to be happy not sad
Drake Long fax
Drake Long *to
N o b o d y c a r e s
Is he dead,?
living on through these videos... talk about legacy...left for the whole world to relish
Great video. To get about 10 more feet in distance, try inserting a pin next to the match when you're rolling the foil tightly around it. Remove the pin after rolling. You now have created a tiny exhaust port which allows the gases to escape more forcefully than before. Try it.
ok i try it tomorrow
I used to make these a lot when I was younger.Put the pin next to the match but leave a little bit of the pin sticking out so you can grab it after rolling the foil tightly. The pin should slide out easily. A tiny exhaust port is a must if you want good distance.Have fun.
+Gage Stepek we made one that flew a distance of 15 feet... :)
+warrior7772 Can you explain with more detail please, i dont understand you that much. Sorry 😊.
Dude. Def gonna show this to my nephew. He'll love it!
These would be so fun in a matchbox car sandcastle battle. Awesome!
Great idea; we used to do something similar more than 55 years ago....w/ a Bic Pen + the whole body crammed w/ match-heads. From there I migrated into home-brewed dynamite, small IEDs, and now drone bombs. I just love concussive sciences!
I remember being young and watching this....
Rest in Peace.
Interesting. This is a far more sophisticated version of what I did as a kid, and with matches still attached to the stick.
Instead of the kitchen aluminum foil, we would take the foil from chewing gum. Modern gum isn't usually wrapped this way, but back in the day, the wrapping was like a thin waxed paper with an even thinner foil. You could separate the two with a little effort and the foil you got was super-thin. I don't know where you could get foil that thin otherwise.
We lay a sewing needle on the match which would be our rocket and wrapped the foil around it several times. Pulling the needle out left the exhaust path for the rocket from the match head to the tail end.
Bend a paper clip for a launcher and you're ready. The foil was so light, you could make it work with any match from the kind in the video to even little paper ones from a matchbook.
Thanks OP. Those in the video are more powerful, directional, and cooler looking. I kind of wish I'd had the plans a long time ago. But I had a lot of fun with the simpler method.
Slo-Mo Guys brought me here , BTW Man You Are awesome !!!
Am I the only one that thought “OMG how can can he tear the aluminum foil from a box so easily”
Lol
Nope, you are not alone... I have an f’n J.D and I can’t tear foil or the truly evil cellophane wrap to save my life!!
Practise?
Foil boxes have little teeth along the edge, you're supposed to pull the foil along the with the teeth, and it tears really easily.
Too true.
Work just got interesting. Lets see brian come in late again!
These are amazing projects for with the kids!
Let's hope Russia doesn't see this
😂😂
SLOW MO GUYS HYPE
On a larger scale, the armrest from an aluminum lawn chair ( the kind that has a rounded end) and using the “ light bulb filament taped between a pair of wires” ignition together with an official countdown from behind a bunker-tree, produced a wonderment of light, smoke and sound as the match heads ignited simultaneously, much like a solid fuel rocket with a large crack in the propellant.
My friend and I scanned the sky, exchanging “Did you see it’s?” Until we noticed the crater and the bits of mangled aluminum around the launch pad.
My friend said “let’s go saw the other armrest off my moms lawn chair”!
Ich bin 72 Jahre alt, aber diese Dinger hab ich in der dritten Klasse gebaut und da war ich 10 Jahre jung. Gratuliere, du hast das Rad zum zweiten mal erfunden.
I tried this as a kid. The rocket failed 8 times, if memory serves. But the successful attempt rocket landed 5 meters ahead. Totally worth that effort.
BREAKING NEWS
A tiny rocket went though a pedestrian's head.
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You never see this guy and Elon Musk in the same room.
Just sayin
DUDE THIS IS HILARIOUS!!!
Hes Elons left ball
Yeaaaaaa
No, but maybe weird Al Yankovic.
Really wish I saw this during lockdown.
1990: *there will be flying cars in the future*
2019: *flying matchsticks*
1990: *there will be no dumbfucks in the future*
2019: *Anonymous keyboard warriors like Three Stars*
@@akashvashishtha8810 says the dumfuck🤣
2014, not 2019
It was not made in 2019 and we heard you the thirst 90000 times
I give up. This is incredible
Origami Master Stefan o
do not give up
My husband IS a rocket scientist, now retired from 40 year career with NASA. I am not aware that this exercise was covered in any of the space agencies exercises. I will make sure this gets shared. 🚀🛸
Can’t wait to revisit the old days by making these again
Next time, we'll be making a fully functional fusion reactor from some tin foil and a soda bottle!
Wow! I’m amazed at you planning and organization, will definitely give it a try!
This looks awesome! I’m not having luck with any of the links for the template though... It directs us to a private website that we have to be the owner of to log in to. Thanks for your help!
Same
@@paniniheadshot2792 same here too lol
Can’t believe how professional is this tutorial
Lol, he's proud of the little bottle too container he made.
thumbs up if you came here cause of gavin and dan from the slo mo guys
Yup
Funny how he mentioned not to shoot it at anyone and that's exactly what they do
Dan had goggles on though
George Danu nope. came here from a facebook advertisement
True, but no likes for you!
I miss you king.
Kings never die
Very cool, I’m showing this to my nephew next time he’s in town. He’s gonna love it.
i think I might make some for the 4th of July this year
What im doing right now lol.
you and I were fire fire Firewooorks!!!!
+Uri Pe'er going of to soooon
By the way, 2020 anyone? Like.... New years eve?
The Amazing year of 2019 has gone by
F* off b*
@@starcluster2593 why?
@@wolfy1398 I assume because this guy forgot the fact that he past away
Can’t believe it’s almost been 10 years
Ikkkk it’s so crazy I’m 19 no 😂
RUclips you never fail to recommend the best! Awesome 🛸
the template link is not working
Could you fix it?
Edit: all of them dont work, it shows up as private site
I noticed some waterproof matches have very large match heads, and they (the heads) burn very long, like 3-4 seconds. Are these better for propelling these rockets?
rootbeer666 no because you need a combustion to launch the match rocket
So you're saying waterproof matches don't combust? What do they do then? :/
rootbeer666 so that's why mine didn't work
FYI all burning is combustion. Fact. Not all combustion is burning though. You can Google for complete explanation.
Really, I'd have to experiment with these rockets to conclusively settle the waterproof match matter, but sadly I'm too old to play with this stuff anymore.
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The links to your PDFs don't work anymore.
Ooh a template for free!!! What the. It works just as well without a template, just wrapping foil around the stick, but hey, grateful for the FREE template
Wanna hear something so nostalgic?
*To start this project, you’ll need*
Nope nopety nope...
*cries in the corner*
Do a match box rocket BARRAGE
I
WALL OF MATCHES
Like and Hwacha?
I'm thinking of iron man 1 shoulder darts
or a revolver-like gun!
I remember when used to watch him I cryide when I heard of his passing rest in peace
Same
Dang, that looks like so much fun. Thanks.
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I would have gotten into a lot of trouble if I'd known how to do this 35 years ago...lol
Rest in paradise
Your legacy will never die
Love how you said avoid the temptation of pointing them at people and property. So true.