Make an electronic igniter from a Christmas light

Make an electronic igniter from a Christmas light

Check out this explosive video tutorial on how to make an electronic igniter from a Christmas light. It's fairly simple and straightforward, so you could easily make ten ignitors in five minutes.

You'll need a Christmas light with the wires cut at about two inches, black powder or some other kind of pyrotechnic powder, tape, a Bunsen burner or lighter, needle nose pliers, water and some sort of nine-volt ignition system.

This is one hell of an electronic igniter for any of your bomb-making or firework display needs.

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+1
spy100 8 months ago
cool tutorial
+1
ghostsade 1 week ago
that was really cool! seriously, thats awesome....now we just need a vid on the cool detonate switch!
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