How to Fuse a Firework CAKE BOARD!

[CodyBPyrotechnics]

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[tacticalretreat]

Finally, someone who shows how to stage a cake board. I bought $500 worth and this will be my 1st backyard show. Also thanks MyFireworkDemos for the additional safety tips. I now feel safe and confident of a good show

[pyromike]

Always very informative and simple 👌🏼. Even pyros that have never fused cakes before can surely understand this. Good work man keep it up

[fastfireworks]

Yes that was damn near perfect. I did the exact same thing about a week ago with six cakes. I ended up with some gaps so measuring is a way better idea. I don't mind a little bit of overlap but I don't want gaps. Thank you so much for posting this video.

[VRF_]

Thanks for sharing this! This is just what I need to sychronize my 15 cakes in 2 weeks! Thank you man!

[jm]

This was an easy effect for a good Fire works show, specially for a finally.

[JustinSmithPYRO]

We used to do this years ago but instead of a foot apart it we did it about 6-8" apart. We also would have around 5-8 grand of fireworks. On that sheet we would have 8 or 9 cakes. We were insane lol but always a good time. Man i miss these days

[Djtonydraper]

That was practically flawless. Great fuse/technic. Thanks for sharing Cody.

[FiBTL]

I do my boards similar, but I use quick fuse for everything and find the last tube in the cake and cut a small hole in the cake right by that tube and tie off the fuse for the next cake from that one. That way the last tube in each cake lights the next one. More work but Perfect timing every time.

[SamuelNeely]

Thank you so much for posting this. Have a safe and fun 4th everyone!🥳🎇🧨

[yellowgroove]

Thanks for explaining the burn rates on the 2 different fuses, im watching the rest of the vid now

[ahargrov]

Damn I think this was the best video I have seen on this

[BBQRando]

Love your passions for fireworks and teaching!!!! Got to meet you one day my friend!

[joewad]

Cake boards are great. I cut mine down to 12x24 inches which holds 2 500 gram cakes perfect. It also allows a "one-man show" ease in humping the boards to shoot site plus prior storage. Number one rule, remove the paper on the bottom of your cakes to prevent the saturation of paper making it more likely to fall off or tear after setup.. Glue the bottom of the tubes and plugs to board.

[ExtremeAwesomeness]

You always upload very nice, informative videos, and I appreciate them! You
are awesome!

[ccdmike]

Perfect is what I said as well. I like that fuse test to see the great fire from it.

[diannaruzzano]

I loved this video!! Thanks for posting. I'm going to make one of those when I am in Kentucky in May!!!

[gregwalker]

My wife of 35 years is mad at you Cody because I love your videos and now I’m a PYRO HEAD for Fireworks😎🎆🎇🎆🎇🎆🎆🎆🎇🚀🚀🚀

[jeffhurd]

I have used your videos a great deal in the short time I have become engrossed in the world of fireworks. You may have a video that covers this already, but my inner math nerd has to ask just in case you don't. Have you ever created your boards using radial alignment instead of linear? It would require a great deal of fuse covering, but even with the burn variance of the added fuses, you would still have the potential for greater control in effects pairing with quick fuse extensions off of a main fuse that evenly splices the board. For the record, you obviously are a great teacher because I have learned this all from your videos in a matter of days. Keep up the great work!

[nickmoellmann]

The paper Brown packing tape from U-Haul works just as well and is a lot cheaper in the long run in my opinion and is quicker than using zip ties.