What Actually Happens When you Mix Diesel and Flour | Testing “Red Neck C4”
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Today we are finding out if Diesel and Flour ACTUALLY make an explosive combo. What makes flour or similar flammable and can you turn it into a usable combination? What about other easy to purchase ingredients? Find out today on Baking pop!!!
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RUclips shadowbanned the thermite video: ruclips.net/video/gEohcdlSCpU/видео.htmlsi=HzHch6Spy-ppPxIo
All experiments were done in a controlled and safe environment for informational purposes only! Do not try this at home, if you ignore me at least look up the laws in your area and see what is okay for you to do. Explosive licenses or someone on standby with one to supervise is also a MUST!
Don’t play with things that go boom, it’s just not a great idea.
Instant sub
Can you please try making the thermite into a paste, placing it around a steel bar and try to melt it in half?
this was a method frequently used in PAYDAY 2 to breach sewer grates and sewer bars to prevent underground entry.
MYTHBUST IT!
@@Exandria we can try that.
22 sensitive tannerite uses potassium perchlorate and aluminum powder which is far more sensitive than regular tannerite with just aluminum powder and detonates far more reliably. More bang for your buck. Your welcome.
Please
To my FBI agent, i was courious and have no malicious intent
To my FBI agent… GFY!
To my FBI agent, ligma balls
You are gonna make Biden mad!!!
To my numerous Fed Fucbois agents Suka Mioft
Same
I AM NOT ON A LIST. I AM NOT WATCHING THIS.
If your not on a list your not a true patriot
YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO
im watching pretty sure this isnt my first list to be on
There is natural selection.. aka Darwin awards . We all watch train wrecks..
Always have been dude
Hahaha i asked my chemistry teacher in 11th grade for the box of packing peanuts he got from a delivery that day. He said "what would you want those for? You moving?" I replied..i just want to make some napalm for the fire pit. He said- " these peanuts are worthless, they dissolve in water"....ro which I replied... yeah and they dissolve in gas or diesel too. He turned pale white and took the box back. I got a good laugh that day
The ones that are water soluble are not polystyrene and are typically cornstarch or other plant-based "bioplastic." Don't think that cornstarch would be liquified in nonpolar solvents the same way polystyrene is.
for some reason the gas and styrophome doesent work for me
@@MWG603 try nail polish remover/acetone
Try adding soap, that works
Brake fluid and pool shockit powder is interesting, it will eventually go off sooner or later we learned. Be careful what you store in your sheds.
My X-Wife used to mix diesel and flour all the time, she just called it dinner!
nice one Borat 😑
😂👆🏻
@@poindextertunescry silent 😂
As a combat veteran I can say hiding behind a log when expecting an explosion is NOT cowardly. It is wise and prudent.
As a normal person with a brain no shit lol
What was your division. MOS
Yup. Fortunately us poor, dirty, worthless civilians also have brains and figured that out already.
people who think they'll be brave in combat will discover shrapnel and immediately cower in fear
Shrapnel is a thing. Shrapnel being utilized as a vehicle for spreading white phosphorous is awesome to witness.....from 500m.
In the Marine Corps we used C-4 as C-4.
It really works.
Some of us also used it to brew coffee.
@@philkearny5587 So that is the reason why some marines carry a fire extinguisher when they go to the potty . . . ..
😂😂
That's probably the best kind.
@@philkearny5587And to heat up C rats.
Ahhh...memories. In 10th grade my Chemistry Teacher allowed me and my friend to make Guncotton. Not only that, he allowed us to store it in the chemical-closet with all the other dangerous liquids, powders and pastes. Years later I started sweating as I recalled that incident. Getting old is pure luck.
has been for me
I'm glad to be keeping the tradition of lucky stupidity alive
My friend and I made thermite in high school. Now he works on particle beam weapons for the govt. We are both 70 years old now. I can't remember how to make the termite, so please repost that video! Thanks!
When you say Ammonium Nitrate, are you referring to the 60,000 pounds of Ammonium Nitrate that disappeared from a train last year going from Wyoming to California?
Who has 30 bloody tons of that? 😮
@@user-bu3zz2po6n Good question. At first, company in charge of shipment didn't want to file a report. Then said it most likely 'leaked' from belly dump railcar along the way. However, wouldn't they go check or ask subsequent train engineers to take a look along that route and report back? Nope. No follow-up reports, which is suspicious. I'm no rocket scientist, but I think there would be an obvious trail of prills having leaked 30 tons.
@johnnyd687 the FBI knows exactly who they're giving it to and likely helping assemble the explosives with their contact, you know, like they did with Timothy McVeigh back in 95. They were freaking the fuck out too because they knew exactly how much nitrate they gave McVeigh and realized the amount he used wasn't all of what they provided so they thought he had a seperate target. They immedately went to threatening Terry Nichols with the death penalty and all sorts of other shit if he didn't tell them where the rest ofnthebnitrate explosives were, and it turned out a county sheriff's deputy found the stockpile I forget where, but I do remember the reports of them finding the shit, the reporter said there were 4 sets of fingerprints on the explosives, onebwas McVeigh's one was nichols and the other two were "unidentifiable" meaning that at the time two current fbi informants or agents were helping them construct the explosives, McVeigh moved them after they were assembled. But if you Google reports of the live coverage that day they found additional explosives that failed to detonate strapped to the support pillars of the basement columns. They found i think it was three additional bombs if I remember right. And to my knowledge, McVeigh wasn't a magical wizard that could transport explosives into a basement that he didn't have access to, so there's only one way they could have got there. They were actual C-4 though...i know what you're thinking why would the FBI help McVeigh? Well, during the Clinton administration the government had an extremely unpopular piece of anti-terrorism legislation thay they wanted to pass but the voters opposed it heavily, until April 19th 1995 a FBI building was bombed, then it passed just a couple days after. It was a massive expansion for the deep state to "prevent more terror attacks from home-grown domestic extremists"
@@johnnyd687 Purely a cohencidence.
You can buy that at any flower shop
Better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war...
Gardener of death in my garden of violence and flesh made complete! 👺👹🫁👅👄🫀👀🦴👁🦷🥰
idk man sounds like those gardeners have explosives just on hand all the time
@@Arcain321that sulphur and all those nitrates? Oh, those are just for the flowers.
The diesel? Just for the tractor, don't pay any attention to it.
If one must fight, fight hunger.😊
Better to be a gardener in a warrior ..
"ammonium nitrate is used for gardening..." Stump remover is used for un-gardening.
😂🤣 Dude you had me rollin the whole time! Even through adds! 👀😎😂😎 Gotta love cool nerds! 😂🔥😎
Taking cover doesn't make you a coward, it shows that you are intelligent .
Absolutely
Says the coward.
Thinning the herd.
Wuss:;
I see you Tom foolery
80% of my childhood was taking apart fireworks and stealing black powder from my friend's dad (he was a Civil War reenactor) and making homemade bombs to blow stuff up in the woods
I GET WOOD WATCHING BATTLE SHIPS WHEN THEY SALVO...
It's clinically proven that if you spent more than 70% of you're childhood blowing things up you're definitely a psycho! I'm not a psycho (just) but you should probably ask for help my friend?🤣👍
Had a friend who lost most of his right hand using black powder making pipe bombs. Setting them off at night in the park behind his house. While making one bomb in his room it exploded. He has a thumb and what was left of the index and middle fingers are fused together
I also spent a good amount of my childhood doing the same. My friends dad reloaded his own ammo and had muzzle loaders. Found that quad F powder was the only one that really went bang as it burned the fastest. Used to put it in the mini co2 canisters.
I have not done such things in well over 15 years so for any agents reading this sorry but I'm pretty sure the statue of limitations has passed.
Believe we are now on a long list
A possibility is to replace the flour with potassium nitrate and the gas/diesel mixture with turpentine, both burn hot and pull more oxygen than most of the other burnable substances which would make it more volatile
It go boom????
(Asking for a friend)
A grainery can explode if someone lights a match. Nothing left but the slab.
Yes, back in the 80's , we had a grainery explosion in Marion, SD. A few people lost their lives, because of a spark igniting the grain dust.
I feel the need to say that yes ammonium nitrate is a fertilizer for soil and you can legally buy it. HOWEVER, if you randomly buy it in large amounts online or at a business somewhere, you will likely be put on a list somewhere.
Yee
The government lost track of 30t of ammonium nitrate last year. It was on a train..then, when it passed the next checkpoint, the chemicals were gone.
We are ALL already on a list.
@@stevenfeil7079 yeah.... you're probably right
Just buy a bunch of the squeeze to activate ice packs. (Posting for a friend)
Even though I have NO reason to know this knowledge - I just find it interesting when folks experiment and test. It's cool AF.
Men brain like when things go boom
Every free man should have this knowledge.
This aint gonna make them take you off the watchlist.
@@GrimReaping if you're not on at least one list, are you really American?
Same
This is an idea for blasting boulders. While digging for gold.
Or removing tree stumps or dynamite fishing.
Never tried any of them yet.
My little brother use to use co2 catridges and filled with gun powder and ran a gun powder fuse as l
Kids in the sand box.
Of course it was always kid supervised as adults.
Also thermite works too!as a diesel mechanic/ industrial maitenance mechanic, gold digger, and government employee.
Everyone loves some safe fun as long as its not guns.
I really hate guns.
But i do like rail guns, and sonic weapons.
Lmao little taco bomb 2:16
Anyone who refers to Gatorade by their printed flavors and not just their colors is 100% a cop. Nice try officer.
I agree,that is just as much of a dead giveaway as hoping out of a police car with the blue lights flashing while wearing a police uniform and badge while hearing the dispatcher speaking on his radio..he is trying to bait us into creating bombs so ATF will raid our homes
Ah that's why my co worker asked if I was a cop and then never spoke to me again.
Purple flavor is better than blue flavor, but both are great.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I second that motion
I got ya brother . Lmao 🤣
Diesel and ammonium nitrate is what we use to blast rock when building roads.
We use the same in the copper mines i worked at in Arizona
Now that would have quite a kick.
Combat engineers used that combo to "dig" trenches during the Korean conflict
Fert with a 15 nitrogen rating works too.
Blasting caps are easy to make
My FBI agent isn’t even surprised atp
To the fbi agent , i didn’t search it, it piped in my fyp and I were curious 😂
This is Brandon Herreras assassination video 2.0. 🤣🤣
lmaoooo I remember watching that and predicting the delete. I must've said "whoooa" like 10 times. 😂
But where is AK fiddy ????
I almost turned it off then this comment popped up 😮.
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I want to say thank you to the federal agent that got me to where I am today. I couldn't have done it without channels like yours, thank you all for being here.
You’re welcome ☺️
That great online gaming friend you've never met but is always a supportive yet nosy pal. 👍
Classic 😂
To my FBI agent I do have malicious intent😂😂
just met this guy in my local gun shop what a cool dude!
Explosives aren't actually illegal for personal (i.e. non-commercial) usage on your own private property. You could mix up a literal ton of ANFO. The illegality comes from a few points:
1. You can't transport it; even Tannerite can't be legally transported once mixed. This is actually courtesy of the DOT, not BATFE.
2. You can't create a "destructive device." That means no throwing in a bucket of ball bearings or other parts from the hardware store. Ironically a glass bottle of flammable liquid with a rag stuffed in the top fails this legal test, but a frangible plastic container of Ammonal (i.e. Tannerite, AN-Al) passes.
3. There are various fire codes across the country regulating storage of such goods and their proximity to occupied dwellings.
The actual reason you can't hop on the 'zon and buy this stuff comes down to point number one. Tannerite is legal to ship because it's a binary explosive, two compounds mixed to create an explosive, and neither compound on its own is hazardous enough to preclude shipping. It's also a secondary explosive, that means it's hard to set off. To set off a secondary explosive, you need a high energy impulse. That energy could come from a rifle bullet, as in Tannerite, or a blasting cap. Blasting caps don't come in binary form and manufacture or handling of primary explosives is very much something you don't want to do if you value being able to count to ten or even see your hands to count how many fingers you have. The whole premise of blasting caps is to make inherently unsafe material as safe as reasonably possible by protecting it in a casing and minimizing the amount of sensitive material.
I’m no lawyer, but I’m pretty sure it’s legal to make a destructive device without registering it as long as it’s destroyed that same day. Heard that on Ordnance Lab.
@@spingebill8551 if you have a FFL, specifically a Type 10, then I think you can avoid some paperwork by ensuring any manufactured devices aren't kept in inventory for more than a day. I recall hearing that on Ordnance Lab. If you don't have an FFL/FEL, then you need to submit an ATF Form 1 and wait for approval BEFORE manufacturing the device. You'll also need to pay 200 to have 'em slap what must be one of the most expensive stamps in the world on that Form 1.
As far as the ATF is concerned, there's no difference between a Molotov cocktail and a machine gun, they're both prohibited by the NFA. You can't make a machine gun without the proper licensing, and you can't make a destructive device without the proper license OR approved Form 1.
Again worth noting that explosive does not equal destructive device. A literal ton of ANFO? Not a destructive device. A Molotov cocktail? Destructive device. Put that ton of ANFO in something _designed or intended to_ produce shrapnel? Now it's a destructive device.
I'm kinda pissed off about the Oklahoma thing because of that I can't walk around the job site now with a stick of dynamite in my back pocket and a blasting cap in my front pocket. In the 90's we had dynamite on hand just for rock holes we had to dig. Now we can't even get a hold of it because of the red tape involved in obtaining it.
@@t.r.4496 What do you call a guy who walks around with a blasting cap in his front pocket?
Eunich
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Okay, it's been 60 seconds and I already really like the host. Thanks for what you are doing.
This is such a nice comment, thank you
"I'm going to hide behind a log like the coward that I am." 😂😂😂 Just found you but that line right there got you a subscriber.
I love being taught through plausible deniability for a solid 11 minutes, amazing
"You're like, I'm going to throw the Am--Nit in there, too. That could be really exciting..." Lol....
Some of the best stuff happens while unsupervised 😂 and if you are left unsupervised, it’s not your fault 😂 ever.
Speaking as an explosive detection dog handler who finds bombs for a living: Keep doing this shit! Yes, Thermite! That! That!
@joshuaweaver5284 K9 Yokai says "Bark! Bark! Growlbarkgrowl!"
That means she approves of this activity. 😃
Shouldnt your username be Snout3058?
@DieselRamcharger 😆😆😆😆😂😂😂😂
Oh my God! That's genius! If I hadn't had my user name since 2010 I'd change it to Snout3058 in a heartbeat!
@@scout3058 😀
Aluminium powder and iron oxide.
It's easy.
How to apply it and actually get it to work, I will keep to myself.
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So glad I'm not the only one who thought this
My Watch list speed run is going as planned
My father worked at a candy factory and one morning he went to work using public transportation and when he got off the streetcar and started to walk to work, the side of the building blew out. it was a hot humid day and a worker opened the door to the room they stored flour in. when the door opened air in the room blew flour that was on the floor and it went up in the air and when he switched on the light the electric spark created by the switch ignited the flour and blew up the building killing 6 people, there are other situations that are created by a spark from electrical wiring or a simple flashlight if there is gas fumes from natural gas in your home or the fumes from automobile gas, they will go kaboom, it is the fumes of the explosive material that causes the explosion. PS many things can explode under the right conditions.
We definitely need to see Thermite at home.
Locked yourself out of your house? Thermite. Need to cook a meal really fast? Thermite.
Had a bad day? Thermite
Car won’t start? Thermite
I get what you mean 👍 thermite!!
I grind steel and aluminum almost daily in my welding shop. Do you have a new way that I can dispose of the waste materials ?? Would be very interested if you do.
So...thermite is not hard to make at home, from easy to get ingredients and easy to find instructions. It's harder to LIGHT than most things.
@@xxxlonewolf49 I thought you were gonna have the recipe up with the way your comment started lol. Would it be hard to “light” or wouldn’t a electric charge work, you’d think they would explain that too
@DeskPop the active ingredient in the stump remover is potassium nitrate. I buy it in bulk for work and it's significantly cheaper that way. The local grain elevators sell bulk sulfur. The grocery sells powdered sugar. Mix the 3 together and you have what's referred to in the hobbyist community as "rocket candy". It works significantly better if you heat it until everything melts and pour it into the container of your choice, where it will harden. DO NOT melt the mixture inside, it is extremely flammable and can easily start a house fire. I don't know if it will explode in a sealed container but it works really well for model rockets or very quickly lighting your bonfire.
It is not truly explosive but if you melt it and shape it and an air bubble ends up in it or a void it will blow apart and send bits of the burning rocket candy chunks flying
@@chrislemos3466 I have never had that happen but now I kind of want to do it on purpose. We used to fill a variety of containers with rocket candy just to see the results, before we had kids and as much responsibility.
@@19amw87 yeah I don't think I have made it since I have had kids so it has been more than a decade. We used to make center burn solid fuel rockets with the stuff and every once in a while one would blow apart. I also used to use it for smoke effects at Western reenactments until one blew apart during a show and that put an end to that. I miss those days
@@chrislemos3466 I think it's been about 14 years since I've used any myself. I've made some for other people since then, usually for model rockets or science fair projects, but we live in city limits now so I'm not allowed to do anything fun. I got a recipe a few years ago for diy primer compound and it's been very tempting to combine the two projects. Pack a ball with primer compound and mount it on a rocket candy engine to see if it has enough force to detonate on impact
@@19amw87 care to share? I have reloaded pistol primers before with the tips of strike anywhere matches. It works ok
Yes, do thermite! It's so much fun!
Also, you can make thermite with _sand_ as the oxidizer. Sand is silicon dioxide, so with enough heat you can make thermite with aluminum powder and finely powdered sand. To powder the sand I used a rock tumbler with glass marbles as a ball mill and ran it till the sand was an extremely find powder. The thermite you make with this will be harder to ignite than standard iron oxide thermite, and it has a hard time sustaining the reaction. I had to reignite it several times. It might help if you can put it in an insulating refractory container, to minimize heat loss. I used magnesium ribbon to light it, and I think I also used some magnesium powder or maybe shavings from one of those magnesium block fire starters. (I did this around a decade ago.) Anyhow, for the kind of things thermite is normally useful for, this sand thermite isn't great. What it _is_ good for is making elemental silicon, though unless you can get it to burn _really_ well, it won't be very pure and will contain particles of sand and aluminum. _That said,_ I think I have a solution. Magnesium is more reactive than aluminum and burns hotter. It's probably possible to make a sand based thermite that will burn really well by replacing some or all of the aluminum with magnesium powder. That said, magnesium powder is likely very dangerous, because is so reactive and burns so hot, so I'm not sure exactly how dangerous this is, but it might be very dangerous.
Ill see and let you know
Lmao You definitely earned my sub. Thanks for the very entertaining and hilarious video
"I am a man of Science!" as he holds a tricked out Armalite.
Who do you think came up with that? Scientists.
@@nomadmarauder-dw9reOkay, point taken.
don't forget the labcoat!
@@victormiranda9163 Oops, I did forget the lab coat!
We had a feed meal across the street as a kid and a worker lit a cigarette and they found his head a couple of thousand feet away a week later after he caused massive explosion
Yes grainery dust buildup is very explosive. Also rock and soft mineral dust that builds up in the air of mining and milling operations. = mega ton explosions.
Uuuum, think Same stuff happened during a Pepsi ad... resulting in M,J, losing his face...
When will people learn that smoking is dangerous to your health!
Well it was the 1970s alot of people would have a beer with lunch and smoking was not frowned on like it is today. We had a dairy down the street And in a little. Corner of their main building was a bar with no name on it for their dairy truck drivers to get a drink during lunch or after shift.
Yea....well, grain silo dust is pretty much a ThermoBaricBomb, a FuelAirExplosive....
Loved the video!! Will not be doing this at home! Lol great sarcastic humor!!
My brain tells me: "Don't watch this, you'll end up on a list!"... C'mon, it looks cool...
They probably saw some one mixing ammonium nitrate and diesel fuel together and using a blasting cap to set it off.
Yeah thats what I thought too.
I guess if its white powder it must be flour right?
@@shintokatana17
AN isn't a powder usually - it presents as small pellets.
ww2 combat engineer handbook, really doubt they were sending americans in with bad info. he used too small of a detonator, didn't measure the contents, or mix it well enough.
@@humannotanalien8675 Can you name the hand book?
Both flour and diesel are not explosive by itself and are both not oxidizing in any way. They can not detonate.
@@humannotanalien8675 yes, using a 4 kilo detonator would explode the bag, makes sense
I make videos on making fertilizer .. for gardening.
If you want to make an explosion with diesel and flour, you would need some additional ingredients: (18+ and/or with adult supervision!)
1) an unused outbuilding
2) a diesel powered leaf blower (so as to have an excuse to use the diesel)
3) a means of remote ignition. You won't want to have an open flame anywhere near the work area, so don't use a fuse. Use your imagination.
Use the leaf blower to blow your flour up into an empty enclosed space so that the particles are suspended in the air, get to a safe distance
(no, farther than that. NO. FARTHER.) heat and flames from an engine might cause a premature detonation, use leaf blower at own risk ..
and ignite. What you would experience at this moment is called a 'fuel-air' explosion, and is one of the more common movie effects - although it is typically done with an aerosolized liquid accelerant, not flour - flour was just what used to blow up grain silos and mills (and still does from time to time). Fuel-air bombs are made to create the LARGEST explosions short of nuclear ordinance. Dry coffee creamer also makes an impressive fireball when aerosolized and ignited.
A word of caution: Fuel-air bombs are usually more potent than the manufacturer anticipates. Instead of trying to make something go 'BOOM', just sprinkle a bit of flour or creamer over an open flame, and you may satisfy your curiosity much more safely. Have a fire extinguisher handy, in case you turn out to be a clutz. Seriously, do this before doing anything with a leaf blower .. you'll see why 😁 Have fun, and keep your hair!
Yea they have certain advantages, mainly that air is free and the fuels are cheap. But compared to other explosives they are very weak, especially on a volume to volume comparison. It takes roughly 4 thousand gallons of air to burn a single gallon of gasoline or diesel. It's good for a large open area, but not much else. Not good for shattering rock and concrete, not good for cutting steel either. Makes an ok propellant such as a "potato cannon", or pushing pistons in an engine.
In WWII the OSS came up with a method of using flour, a small black powder charge and a high explosive charge to blow up factories. it worked according to the guys who used it.
In Germany, ammonium nitrate is mixed with lime so that it is not so easy to make explosives from it. Ammonium nitrate is a fertilizer and can only be obtained under controlled conditions in Germany!
Instant ice packs also contain ammonium nitrate.
Back in the late 2000s, I was trying to find potassium nitrate and was having a devil of a time. That is until I discovered that that stump remover is basically pure potassium nitrate. And then I made sulfurless black powder using the CIA method and used it for amateur rocketry! So much fun.
Also, don't very carefully scrape the powder out of rifle primers, put a tiny bit in a folded piece of paper (in the fold), and then roll up a bit of fuse with the end sticking out in the fold with the rifle primer powder. You won't get an awesome firecracker doing that. Really though, rifle primer powder is explosive without any confinement, so if you don't do this, at least be extremely careful not doing it.
I have been left unsupervised so today we will be making homemade explosives...with love of course 😂
Can you show us how to avoid making thermite so i don't happen to mix the right ingredients and light it on accident please. Your a big help, thanks.
Rust, aluminum powder, fire = therm
Aluminum Powder(or fiberglass beads) mixed with nitro methane(rc car fuel). It's legal to have, use, etc. However, it's considered a "high explosive" and illegal to transport after it's mixed. So don't mix it up until you're ready to use it. It's WAY more powerful than tannerite.
I think the diesel/flour thing in most cases is set up as a fuel/air explosive. Diesel on fire in the top of a bag of flour, and then shot with a high powered rifle. Sprays the flour thru the air, which catches fire quickly due to dispersion. I could be wrong, but that's what we used to try doing. Worked sometimes. No C4 tho.
You're talking about a dust bomb. We used to make them in the army with coffee creamer and TNT blocks. It's not that flower or coffee creamer is flammable per say, it's the size of the particulate. This is why grain silos blow up. The coffee creamer TNT bomb works great in empty warehouses. It will also work outside if there's no wind. If no TNT is available black powder will work also. Anything that will detonate and produce a spark or flame will work. This information is for purely educational reasons only. Do not try this at home.
If this mixture worked it would most likely need a blasting cap (not a firecracker, they aren’t nearly strong enough), similar mixtures like ANFO need a strong blasting cap and a hefty booster in order detonate properly. So if you have the time, try to mix up something like SADS or a similar primary explosive (Do some research before you make blasting caps, lots of primary explosives are really sensitive or produce a poisonous smoke), make sure you also have a explosives manufacturing license so you don’t get into any legal trouble (if you’re in the USA).
Number eight should do it.😂
This is the greatest channel I’ve never watched.
My Vietnam vet demolitions cousin said they took 50 gallon drums cut in half, filled them with diesel and took a potato peeler to a bar of soap and shaved it into the diesel. When it got thick they then somehow placed a hand grenade inside and a trip wire and when it went off it made a sticky napalm substance that stuck onto the enemy.
Nothing like the smell of diesel in the house. Lol
The smell was on my like cologne
@@DeskPop 60% of the time... it works every time.
"I love the smell of Napalm in the morning"
IT, AND TRANSMISSION FLUID MAKES A GREAT HAIR TONIC!...,AND THEM DOG-PECKER GNATS WON'T BOTHER YOU WHEN YOU USE IT...
@@patrickstockton2091 sho'nuff
In my experience, I've only ever had trouble with off brand tannerite, not exploding. In my opinion, the reason the off brand stuff has trouble is because they don't give you a separate clear and larger container to mix both ingredients in. They want you to do it in the same small jar you shoot. The ingredients barely have the room they need to mix them thoroughly. Also, the container is orange, so you can't see how well mixed it is. So, when you open the lid to look, the mixures completeness can be deceiving because of this. Now, whenever I use the off brand stuff, I use a leftover tannerite brand mixing jar to mix it. It seems to work fine now.
We found plastic sandwich bags worked way better than the little plastic jars. No idea why.
Do I need to watch the whole thing to say this was a 4chan prank? edit- Watch the whole thing.
Worth the watch. Learned a new thing today.
I got all my fun that I needed with explosives in the military. I had so much fun, I now don't need earplugs. I just turn down my hearing aids. That being said, I am still not going to teach anyone what I learned.
As for coming after me for watching this video, I just needed a laugh watching an ID10T waste diesel, flour and a firecracker.
If only I knew how to make thermite, then I could finally get rid of the stump in my yard. 😉
Majority ingredients I know are powdered pure aluminium, and a very fine pure iron that has not been oxidised. I do not know what the minor ingredients are
Or the ignition .
Science pop should continue to science.
You are the first comment good sir
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I did this as a kid, "I was raised on weapon handling and certification gun and hunters" I would empty 12 gauge shells and take the gun powder, put it in Tylenol bottles with a fuse then pack it with cotton balls. It worked but seems like it needed a hotter flash source like a primer. Maybe the nitrate mixed helps the initial charge? If you packed the nitrate plus tree remover would pressure increase the detonation? I've seen sparklers masses taped together tight then a backwards sparkler placed in as the fuse. It blew a porcelain cammode up in the air several feet. Guess it's really magnesium, aluminum, and zinc maybe titanium but that's pricey.
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I’m identifying as nuclear bomb. So this is ok
@@jimdandy3823 he has a white coat, he must be an expert 🤔 mmm
Here's your excuse:
Make the thermite.
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So...thermite is not hard to make at home, from easy to get ingredients and easy to find instructions. It's harder to LIGHT than most things.
Some info I got from a US Army manual: don't boil bleach to concentrate it in a well ventilated area (outside, with a respirator and goggles) and mix in stump remover. Then don't crystalize that and mix that with Vaseline because that would make a stable plastic explosive
Also, don't use a tuna can full of that, topped with aluminum powder under a 5lb bag of flour or half gallon of gasoline. If this is detonated in a poorly ventilated basement, it's enough to demolish a 2,000 square foot building. The flour or gasoline will basically burn off all the oxygen once dispursed and ignited by the aluminum. This turns all the air into an explosive.
For educational purposes you can make sugar rockets and smoke bombs using stump remover. The sugar rocket fuel mixture can be absorbed in a cotton string to make a time delay fuse. But only for educational sugar rockets and maybe smoke bombs for paintball or airsoft games. Iron oxide can make a more powerful rocket fuel when added. You can find tons of perfectly legal videos on this.
That AR15 looks like it's ducktaped together 😄 I like that
thank you for this informative video! i'm glad i have this knowledge to better utilize my gardening materials for up-keeping my garden
It’s really good for plants!!!
Definitely don't mix iron oxide powder and aluminum powder together in a 3 to 1 ratio and light it with something like magnesium...
It would be crazy if I just had all that at home
3 iron oxide and 1 aluminum? By weight or by volume? And would a sparkler be hot enough to ignite that?
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@@Ist_Geheimthe metal rod sparklers, not the paper ones.
and definitely do not buy all three of these things in bulk off of Amazon(this isn't a joke)
@@Ist_GeheimYes, I definitely didn’t do this as a kid.
Gave me a heart attack when you said Hickory NC 😂. Not everyday I hear my town mentioned.
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this is horrendous. I love it. These guys deserve more money and unsolicited gusher deliveries.
FBI has entered the chat, sorry to hear about your car accident next week
Everything was done safely and legally for informative purposes only!!
FBI is to busy going after school board parents for giving a shit what there are kids are taught. Keep trying you'll get it right soon.
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😅 funny! But probably true
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Imagine a cop pulls you over and finds that huge white block that smells of diesel "I swear it's not coke officer"
To my resident NSA and FBI agents, I’m only watching this to use as a reference in my STALKER 2 fan fic.
Call of Cthulhu is what got me here.
Get out of here STALKER..
cant wait for STALKER 2(10+ years later)
@@alexsmart5452 same bro
I might not know if this works but diesel and styrofoam makes an amazingly flammable and sticky substance if you know what I mean.
It sticks to children
You can also use gasoline or kerosene instead of diesel for that.
@@shred1894 close buy no cigar. Diesel adds the lasting burn. Where as gas/kero goes up rather fast.
@@k24civic but it's much harder to light. Add some gasoline
@@kirkstinson7316 Anyone who has ever used diesel as an accelerant knows that. But your comment read as if you didn’t use diesel just kero/gas. We on the same page now.
Years ago, in the 60's, Field&Stream magazine actually published an article, (w/ pictures) on how to make your own "duck ponds" on your property using a 5gal. bucket, some diesel fuel and a third item which I will not name. Mixed together, insert cannon fuse......&run! Viola... instant duck pond(a crater anyways) just add water.
I became concerned when the words "just for goofs" were mentioned
Being an oil burner tech for 15 years diesel won’t burn as a liquid… (you can drop a lit match in diesel and it will just go out) you need to atomize it… so if you found a way to atomize the diesel and keep the flower in powder form at the same time…..🤷🏻♂️
Gasoline on the other hand… the liquid it self won’t burn… it evaporates slowly and its the fumes that are flammable… thats why a partially empty can it more dangerous than a full can… 🤷🏻♂️
This guy and ordinance lab are gonna get me in trouble 😂😂
Thank you for the gardening tips
Ive never heard of this. I have heard of "poor man's c4" which is petroleum jelly and potassium chlorate. Its actually in a US Army technical manual.
I would love to see you try the thermite at hpme experiment, and put it on a few things like, wood, steel, a thick stack of paper.. ya know, for the science and safety lessons it would teach rhat are valuable educational informations..👍😉😂
Oh noooo someone commented it I guess we have to do it 👀👀👀
I've also heard about NOT using melted Styrofoam mixed into a glass bottle with some other ingredients
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@@DeskPopthat above comment earned a sub and a bell ring. And let me tell you, I haven't hit ANYONE'S bell on yt. Lotta subs though.
@@DeskPop if you are going to play with thermite try the copper oxide mix, 3 parts copper oxide and 2 part aluminum powder because the copper oxide mix can explode. But the standard 1 part aluminum powder and 3 parts iron oxide one just burns really hot, and in my experience isn't as fun.
A real world legal application would be that safe you don't have a key/combination for and was left for you by deceased relative. Don't want to hire a locksmith due to privacy concerns. A little dab on the hinges... oh wow memaw left you a naked photo😅
ANFO (ammonium nitrate/fuel oil) is a common explosive in some mining operations.
Matchhead and Sugar, grind up wet, mix wet, dip cottonballs in there, put cottonballs on a grid inside container with Natro or salt to get moisture out. Warp 4 prepared Cottonballs around a firecracker, use a bit of a straw to protect its fuse, all a few times with aluminum foil, twist close the bottomend, then bind with isolation tape. Stay a good distance away from windows.
Fun facts! The dust from any grain is actually technically explosive. Some breweries and distilleries that mill their own grain and process a certain amount have to have the same special permits a full scale grain mill does. There are also requirements for the proximity such equipments can be from electrical outlets or other sources of ignition (there are lot in a brewery).
Duckduckgo Bosley Wood Flour mill in Cheshire to see what a fine powder explosion can do.
My dude using his barehands 😂
I put them in my mouth right after too
@@DeskPop a good chef always tastes his work to be sure
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@@DeskPop you know its all love bro.
Then went right to eating a bag of Cheetos just to lick the cheese dust off his fingers afterwards.
I’ll likely never need this, but it is fascinating. Thank you
He has flour oohhh. He's gonna make. Tortillas 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Try chlorine powder like " Shock pool powder " . Add automotive brake fluid . Add to say an empty soda pop bottle ,,,,,,,😂 don't forget the fuse cord and the 🔥💥🤭😂😂😂 . Fire Department told me that in arson school .
Yeah, HTH and brake fluid is fun. It sure goes fast when it's hot outside.
Works better with calcium chloride for pools
All you need to do is mix calcium hypochlorite which, yes is for pools, with DOT 3 brake fluid or really any liquid that contains polyethylene glycol. You don't need a fuse or fire. It creates fire when they react, usually around 30-60 seconds after mixing. You can mix them in a container or bottle you can seal, metal is best. And it's obvious what comes next...
If you mix the two you wont need a fuse it will burst into flames on its own
@@damonfrm910 , road salt isn't needed. Nor is any type of fuse.
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When I was a combat engineer in the Army we filled a hole with chicken shit and diesel. We ran det cord or time fuse to it and it was da bomb.
They gonna tax us to watch videos like this.
This was awesome. It's like Bill Nye the Science Guy meets the Anarchist Cookbook.
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