How To Make FIRE TORCH 🔥 | Fire Props Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- In this video I demonstrate how to make simple fire torch for fire shows, fire breathing, or fire spinning. It's very easy to make and also very cheap.
Fire torch is very basic equipment for fire shows, but it can have a lot of different use case.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:32 Materials and tools
1:05 Preparing the tube
2:25 Preparing wooden dowel
3:30 Kevlar wick
5:35 Securing the wick
7:02 Grip tape
8:12 Finished torch
8:37 Outro
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Nice! Would love to see a longer demo of these in use!
Thank you! Maybe some fire montage in the future, who knows
Super craftsmanship! Very well made can’t wait to try these out for my Halloween party this year. Thanks for the excellent tutorial!
Thank you, be careful, it's real fire tho LOL
your video helped me out a lot , also I love your accent
Really great video and awesome torches👏👏🔥🔥
Excellent work! ❤
Thumbs up! Very well explained.
I'm planning to replicate that as a fire stick with a torch at each end.
Mahalo for your video. I was looking for some pointers on what kind of kevlar to use to rewrap my bamboo torches for Polynesian fire dancing here in Hawaii. I found your video to be very helpful!
Love your accent)
Nice one! +1 subscriber..
Keep it coming!!!
My man that is a great video! You gained a subscriber here with me dude! Keep up the great work!
Thank you, that's really motivating!
@@mehowcreate5832 Yeah man, you have a good thing going dude!
Nice video
How many minutes can it last you?
15-20minutes?
Is there a reason you use screws on normal torches and thread on the hollow ones?
Yes, normal torches are not meant to be touched by hands or mouth. Hollow torches are often touched by hands and put inside mouth. You don't want to have hot metal screws in contact while you are touching the hollow torch. Metal screws are getting hot really quickly and you just can't touch it.
Why add the wood?
What is the fuel used? To get a flame that stays for a long time.
It all depend on where you are based and what products are available to you. I usually use paraffin based fuels such as lamp oil or naphtha. In USA it's very popular to use white gas, but it's HIGHLY flammable (and flame don't last for that long). For beginners I would recommend to stay with paraffin.
@@mehowcreate5832 thank you.. that was helpful ❣️
How long can a flame last?
something around 3-6 minutes, but it depends
Could i replace the metal for wood for a more natural look?
Wood is more likely to burn or catch fire, since you have to dip it in some sort of fuel (I recommend paraffin based fuels) You could make it with wood but it will not be as versatile as metal one
@@mehowcreate5832 ok thank u
Kevlar wick, but why did you not state any different fuels to use?
use paraffine as a fuel for those torches