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[bangkokpyro]

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Edited by bangkokpyro, 22 December 2016 - 12:10 PM.

[Malcolm Smith]

Hi, Paul

 

What are the regulations in Thailand?

 

Is there licensing?

 

How about insurance? 

[bangkokpyro]

Thank you Kenneth I hope the video clips will help people with cylinder shell building the old fashioned way. It takes a lot more time than building ball shells but the results are unique.

 

Yes licencing is required in Thailand for manufacture of any device and purchase of most chemicals. Bought fireworks can be fired on public holidays almost without restriction but if someone gets hurt you pay!

[martyn]

Ditto Paul, just spent hours watching your videos, really clear and informative. You have a nice easy manner of working.

Thanks.

By the way, I was thinking of joining fireworking.com, I'm a member on passfire and I wondered if the contentof on both sites would be duplicated?

[bangkokpyro]

Thanks Martin, I am a member of Passfire and Fireworking.com, While there is a lot of good info on Passfire from old posts and old tutorials the site has gone downhill since fireworking.com opened. Over the past year nothing of interest has been posted and the site is all but stagnant. Fireworking on the other hand has most of the members of Passfire on it and is in my opinion now the best firework info resource on the internet well worth to 40 US to join.

Edited by bangkokpyro, 16 May 2014 - 05:45 AM.

[dave]

those videos of construction show your dedication to the art

 

thank you for posting, excellent !!

[bangkokpyro]

Thank you Dave