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Bonzo

Member Since 23 Nov 2006
Offline Last Active Mar 15 2007 03:35 PM
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In Topic: Major fire at fireworks factory

03 December 2006 - 09:41 PM

The BBC now has some amateur footage on its website.

http://news.bbc.co.u...elp/3681938.stm

In Topic: Where do you work?

24 November 2006 - 02:49 PM

Working in ones house is not less than ideal - it's possibly the most stupid and irresponsible thing any amateur pyro could do. When working with energetic materials, you should only be putting yourself in danger. Working in a residential address puts a whole load of other people at risk, especially in a terrace.

It sounds to me that you simply do not have sufficient space to work safely.

How big is the garden roughly?


Hi CP,

The garden is small, I reckon about 40 feet long by about 20 feet wide. Would a shed at the end of the garden be far enough from the house (and, as you point out, neighbouring houses)? I have no idea of what the worst case scenario is for a beginner pyro explosion. I'm not planning to be making kilos of stuff. I believe that to stick within the regs (COER) I shouldn't make more than 100g of BP anyway.

Is an ordinary wooden garden shed OK?

Bonzo