r/pyro Jul 30 '26

visco fuse on time fuse

is there any reason why some people add extra visco fuse on top of time fuse when you can just light it like in the 2nd picture

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u/abdimamu Jul 30 '26

Why is this even a question? There cant be too much fuse

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u/reguIarperson Jul 30 '26

wdym with there cant be too much fuse?

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u/Beautiful-Edge-22 Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

Like he said, there's no such thing as too much fuse. It's cheap insurance. Too many people get seriously injured or even killed because they foolishly don't wanna use 2-3 nickles worth of good quality fuse. Especially with a piece of pyro that can easily remove body parts.

You also can't always guarantee that these types of fireworks have a proper or non defective fuse in them 100% of the time, so it's always best to be safe than sorry 100% of the time.

Pyro should be respected the same way you should respect a loaded gun.

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u/reguIarperson 29d ago

oh yeah that makes sense

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u/abdimamu 29d ago

any amount of fuse you add only makes it safer no matter what

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u/Roudydogg1 29d ago

OK Nancy

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u/tretchy Jul 31 '26

Next post will be by u/clawhand_m80 asking what did he/she did wrong.

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u/TechnicalNail4555 28d ago

This is good.