We Don’t Want Mediocre Black Powder!

Adventures In Wet Milling. Part 1
• Adventures In Wet Mill...

[@taofledermaus]

I think the whole covid thing made people complacent and accepting of "just good enough". "My fast food order was ALMOST right - they forgot the fries and the hamburger was cold, but I'm not going to go back and complain about it" When they see someone trying to be innovative and perfect something, they lose their minds.

[@PwntifexMaximus]

This is not accidental. Excellence, innovation and advancements requires standards and limits. Both are a poison to the modern moral relativists who celebrate equality.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

HELLO JEFF....Old F-4 Pilot Shoe🇺🇸

[@xxxdiresaintxxx]

Indeed

[@larryward1082]

Okay Jake I have to agree with you I want by making my black powder I want it to be the absolute best I can absolutely do I was I'm a 74 years old but I was really good at chemistry when I was in school and I don't know how these things work and making something very pure and consistent but some people if it just has to go boom or bang and it works I don't care about how much credit got to clean out of their their barrel and how many times they can reload before they can't reload

[@indydurtdigger2867]

I don't know man. Maybe C19 got more people to notice the phenomena but it's been a strong way of life for many forever. Been a mechanic for nearing 30 years. From my observations most folks practice the "just good enough" when they are the ones doing something. However, give them the chance to scrutinize someone else and holy cow the tune they sing changes most unpleasantly. The less they know about something the more unpleasantly they run their pie holes to boot.

[@sangomasmith]

The vast majority of us fully support your quest to make the best black powder possible. Keep it up.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Will do, thank you

[@Godwh1sperer]

Or as they say in Jamaica: "One of the noblest things a man can do is to do the best he can." No apologies for excellence, no excuses for halfassing it.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

@@Godwh1sperer well said

[@PwntifexMaximus]

How dare you have standards!? This is very upsetting to me as someone who ever only makes mediocre black powder! This completely shatters my carefully crafted delusion that I'm better than everyone else at everything!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

😂

[@sheerluckholmes5468]

Yeah, how dare he aspire to better and higher things, then use clear thinking and logic back that up. *_The nerve!_*

[@PwntifexMaximus]

@@sheerluckholmes5468 Downright un-american, I say!

[@wadewilson524]

I thought you’ve been pretty clear about the quest for the highest performance powder possible. How could this have been lost on someone???

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Beats me

[@lightweight1974]

Sometimes, people hear what they want to hear. Sometimes, they become jealous or envious that someone else does it better, whatever it is. Sometimes, it's like they broke a sync ring and are stuck in 2nd for the entire 35 mile drive home...

[@Pistolero452]

@@lightweight1974Then they spend the entire trip yelling out the window how second gear is just as fast as fifth lol

[@wadewilson524]

@@Everythingblackpowder There are endless channels out there that could be called “Shitty Black Powder”… 🤣

[@davefellhoelter1343]

just look around? I see "voters" Let's go Brandon? Take Special K too please.

[@reevinriggin3570]

I, for one, appreciate that you guys strive for the best you can make. If I am going to do something, I want to it the best I can. The quality of the education you have been able to provide me is invaluable. Thanks

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@gjmckendree2205]

If you had quit once you reached Goex performance, you would have stopped making videos quite some time ago. I appreciate that you keep pushing the limits while keeping us entertained.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@Aviator747a]

Thank you for the Sunday sermon on thy holy black. Padre EBP.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

😂 thank you

[@pablopenasco4254]

😂

[@unclechaw1894]

If you continue this quest long enough you might accidentally reinvent smokeless powder. Haha.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

About that…

[@uncoolsticcboi]

I have made guncotton from toilet paper and it actually seems to work ok. I think making black powder is a dirtier process but it's way less hazardous than working with the acids to make nitrocellulose

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

It's a VERY complex process with a lot of industry secrets. Some friends of mine and I looked into it a couple months ago and even for a bunch of chemists it's difficult to get a consistent and stable product.

[@Slowly_Going_Mad]

Definitely. You need access to or make stabilizers, need to used the correct amount. The NC it self has to nitrated to the correct level then there's the question of what is needed to plasticize it correctly and the use case for fillers that serve two functions to control burn rate and to make it dark to ensure surface burn only and not burning randomly throughout the whole grain. Then lastly grain structure itself. That's just to name a few hurdles. The concept is simple sure but to make something super consistent requires working with a crap ton of variables and becomes a headache quickly. That's not to say it can't be done, it's just a bit more involved than BP and we already see as here it's kinda a dark art that is already quite involved.

[@mfree80286]

@@Slowly_Going_Mad Yessir, if you're going to have the best nitrocellulose, you're going to have to lye to it quite a lot....

[@JOSHUA-zy6cu]

I support your idea completely

[@carlericvonkleistiii2188]

I never cease to be amazed at how consistently your videos don't suck. On the other hand, the quality of your work constantly frustrates my desire to go and make my own damn video.

[@jerrydaniels7824]

Now that's funny

[@EnvirotekCleaningSystems]

Screw people who don't like how you do it. What you are doing is exactly why, a lot of times, the things made by smaller manufacturers,, is often better than a mass produced product. Trial and error and testing and failing is what makes things better. The failing is the part that seems to be hard for some people. BUT for others, it is just part and parcel of a process that becomes part of the enjoyment not because you fail, but because you learned something.

[@cheepwings]

Captain. Kirk taught me everything I need to know about making black powder.

[@RandallSchwed]

Dam Gorns.🦎

[@0neDoomedSpaceMarine]

Looking forward to see a big-ass length of bamboo wrapped in twine on the channel. Diamonds optional.

[@kensmith855]

I appreciate that you keep raising the bar.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@edwardphillips8460]

I just turned 62. I was taught when I was little…… It doesn’t matter what you do. But anything worth doing was worth doing well. How do you know you’ve done well? Be the best at it. And I am of the opinion that was sage advice. As I’ve aged I have added… Doesn’t matter what you do as long as you enjoy it. If you’re not enjoying it time to do something else. I get the impression this may be “Everything Blackpowder” philosophy. And if I’m wrong. It should be! 😎

[@davefellhoelter1343]

Dad always told me, A Job done "half assed" is a Job Done TWICE! I AGREE! 100% but give the customer more than what they paid, but not the kitchen sink. I was In construction and trades about 50 yrs, I watched people cut corners and it never paid in the long run.

[@thompsonjerry3412]

Easy to say standing there in those snobby overalls!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

😂

[@Walter-wo5sz]

Uppity folk.

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

We were so poor, we couldn't afford the shoulder straps on our overalls.

[@the_great_tigorian_channel]

“By small and simple things are great things brought to pass” All the things people think are nit-picky add up and they most certainly do make a difference. Keep doing your best and let the naysayers enjoy _their_ best. Love the videos, you have helped me improve my own muzzle loading propellant by leaps and bounds and I cant even incorporate all the stuff you do yet. Just wanted to say Thank you for all you do and share!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@Gunsmith-4570]

WTF This reminds me of when I was a child and I ask Mama why people act this way, she said," Some people can only build themselves up by tearing someone else down." Then she said," don't be that way." Still don't understand but I still do what Mama said!

[@WhackOBill]

It's hard to believe people will spend their time denigrating someone for striving for excellence. It's just sad.

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

It's not hard to believe, they're more than likely Democrats.

[@dalesmith5126]

I agree.

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

@@WhackOBill Democrats

[@johngallagher2313]

Like you I just do not see why people get upset because you are striving for the best. It is not like you are forcing them to do it your way. I for one enjoy watching your efforts to make the very best and the experiments to get there. Keep them coming!

[@Walter-wo5sz]

It's kind of like baking. If you're happy with store bought cookies, good for you. If I go to the trouble of making my own I want the best.

[@edbetsworth2772]

I am enjoying this series. The critics can go fly a kite. Keep pushing the envelope! Mediocrity should never be tolerated! Looking forward to the next video!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Well said

[@_muody]

I'm really happy that you're willing to push the bar, and am very thankful, that you make it public (including things that don't work that well). As for those who complain and call you names - most likely you remind them that they could do better if they tried.

[@crazyfeller5704]

👍👍LOL. Sunday black powder PSA.

[@kbjerke]

It's a long and interesting journey to find the very best propellant! I've learned a lot from your videos since I first started experimenting with a fuel that would barely go "fff." Nevermind "BOOM!" LOL Yours is a righteous mission, Jake!! Thanks!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thanks Karl

[@wouterbrinkman7817]

Hello Jake, Hope I got your name right. I enjoyed watching your video again. Here in the Netherlands we shoot competitions with blackpowder, replica and original. According to the MILAC competition regulations. That means 13 shots without cleaning in between. And Swiss blackpowder is indeed the solution. The problem here is almost unobtainable. I enjoy your experiments and learn a lot from you. And look forward to the next one with joy. Good luck and keep your powder dry. Wouter.

[@abrahamanguita1372]

I totally agree with you. We must always try to improve and your videos are very talented for those of us who like black powder weapons. Thank you very much for your videos and keep going.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@patmancrowley8509]

If something is worth doing then it is worth doing right. Clear and concise statement and great principles! Keep up the excellence!

[@jacobwilbert1018]

Its crazy how some people cant rap thier head around it. After 2020 i will never be shocked at how willing people are to just accept things or settle. You guys are paving the way, we appreciate you documenting it. 👍

[@Frank-bc8gg]

Great summery, somehow people get emotionally invested in this stuff but there isn't a need to be. If you're fine where you're at then that is great but it's always good to see the heights others can achieve!.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@davemeise2192]

I've used GOEX for about 30 years. I would LOVE to be able to make my own, superior quality, powder for my muzzle loaders but I live in a strata community. Not able to because of rules etc. Where I live I also don't have access to Swiss powder. I've tried 777 and pyrodex but none of them have been as reliably available as GOEX. Keep on showing us what can be done as so many of us simply like DIY even though we are unable to do it.

[@johnhagerman320]

I feel you on high quality powder. I have become a powder snob and I'll be damned if I'll change... Keep up the good work my friend

[@dragonhealer7588]

As a black powder cartridge shooter, I want the fastest, cleanest powder. I love your channel and have learned SO much!🎉😊❤

[@andrewmeyers605]

I highly appreciate your hunt for the best it has taught me a great deal with makeing my own powder

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Glad to hear it!

[@jimbaker1832]

I enjoy watching and the experimenting that you do, glad to see the new chronographer, that is pretty sweet see the results of the test shoots tallied almost as you shot them. 👍

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@royisroi4]

I'm so glad I've found your channel! I'm a novice and your channel is the most informative by far (without being boring). Your willingness to pursue every aspect of black powder shooting without prejudice is refreshing and greatly appreciated!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

@@royisroi4 glad to hear it, thanks

[@regchapman3683]

Here here Jake you are spot on you are ABSOLUTELY SPOT ON you stick with your mission statement mate 😊

[@jqpublic9777]

I salute your pursuit of excellence. Keep it up and thanks for sharing what you learn. 👍

[@IanBrodie-bg1lu]

Right with you,aim for the top,mediocre is nothing.Keep up the GOOD work!

[@richarddean3154]

The EBP group reminds me of my brother - when he does something, it is right. He doesn't do things in half-measures. I am taking notes and can't wait to see some 1900-2000 fps velocities. Thanks for all the effort you are putting into this endeavor.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@hazcat640]

EBP: You've been called worse than 'snob'? Well, ya gotta remember ya are a Cannuck. 🤣😉

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Don’t tell anyone

[@richjageman3976]

What's wrong with trying to do your best? I like that you are striving to get as close to perfection as you can.

[@brucelytle1144]

I'm loving the content Jake! I have a hard time getting any kind of BP where I live. I repaired Submarines in the Navy. There was no choice, but to do the absolute best you could, and if you could improve what you were doing, you could get'er done! I have people, all the time, ask me why I do things the way I do. I tell them it's because I'm lazy and don't like to do it twice. You help me be lazy! I don't have to drive 100 miles round trip to get powder, don't have to clean my guns as often! Keep it going!

[@mfree80286]

"Some schmuck in a garage can't do better than that".... they absolutely can (not implying you're a schmuck either). What the 'schmuck in a garage' can absolutely do it adopt a process that would cost Swiss or Goex five, ten, maybe twenty times or more the production cost per ounce of powder and get a better product for it. Businesses are still businesses, they still have to make money... and I'd be willing to bet they could absolutely make a powder that gets 150fps more than what they sell now, but they'd have to sell it at a price nobody would ever pay.

[@mrdinme.4768]

I have been watching, AND enjoying your channel for a bit now, you even did a drop tube video I was asking about. You are not a snob in any way, you just try things, you want the best and are willing to try to find it. Go for it, carry on!

[@jaredpeterson380]

Some folks are jealous but would never work as hard as you do to get the results you want.

[@kurtweber162]

I find your dedication wonderful. Keep on striving for your personal best.

[@FNRifleman]

I fully agree. Like, when did the desire to go above and beyond become a bad thing? Keep it up, y'all 👌

[@Zane-It]

Your channel is amazing keep up the good work

[@karsonbranham3900]

Well said, by the professors of the holy black research institute!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you. I am the headmaster of the Hogwarts school of black powder witchcraft and wizardry.

[@rlbadger1698]

I've got a percussion 12 ga double barrel. It's 200 y/o and it eats any and all. I just like the chemistry of EBP.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Glad to hear it

[@rickpowell7550]

Keep doing what you're doing. I will make mine the way you do. Why wouldn't I. You give us the way for free. Thank you for all the work you put in it.

[@richardcorwin1828]

Being the best you can be is a Grand Old American Tradition and if people don't like it they can go pound sand or mill it in this case.

[@gravityalwayswins1434]

Learning how to make 'the best' bp is a worthy goal. Thanks for sharing your findings.

[@robertstump4740]

Well stated; no apologies necessary. What is truly amazing is how good a bp you can make with homemade equipment. The constant positive feedback perpetuates this hobby and your powders progressively get better.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

@@robertstump4740 thank you!

[@Vikingwerk]

To quote a thought I had years ago; “If you’re not trying to be the absolute best you possibly can, you’re wasting everyone’s time.”

[@joedenman727]

Concise and to the point. Another good one buddy!

[@Eric-gi9kg]

Stumbled across this per algorithms.. Had a good chuckle to hear that even Black Powder has its trolls. It blows my mond how so many people think that the creator is 'wasting their time' or ''we want mediocre Powder results because that's what we run". I once was into B.P. until my pistol got stolen and couldn't replace it financially. Though still respect those that run it. Enjoyed the rant.. New Sub

[@Diogenes425]

Those that complain have not walked in your shoes, and there are some people who have a problem with God. And there are those who disagree JUST BECAUSE THEY CAN,& for no other reason. ( & I’ll bet their concoctions aren’t nearly as good as yours.) if they were, they would be in total agreement like I am. You have helped me do something I couldn’t have without your work & sharing it with me. Thank you so much. You guys are great!!

[@pursaveer9027]

I've been in pyro for 20 years now and black powder is our bread and butter. I can honestly say this channel drops more knowledge about black powder in a few videos than the years spent bickering on forums about what's what. Now I know I'm on the right track because I agree with everything said on this channel about black powder :) One 'tightening up' of your excellent process I'd like to see is quantifying the amount of water used to dampen when making the pucks. It's a small detail, but it's a detail I think is worth bothering to control. Commercial manufacturers use about 3-4% by weight but they are pressing big cakes.

[@equipyourselflifeskills5802]

Your environment will dictate the amount you would be required to gain compression consistency. That is a percentage that you will have to work out for the humidity of your powdered components as well as your ball mill that will influence your results. Outside your work area may have low humidity but your inside environment and or outside may be low/high. How you stored your powders and how your manufacturer and shipper packaged your products. Too many factors that can create a total deference in the results to provide exacting measurements. Just saying.

[@equipyourselflifeskills5802]

Oh, I failed to let you know I have been a pyro for ever as well. For you to get what you want the way you want it, go see Ned Goraki he has a vid on pucking. You should know who I am taking about if your a pyro 🧨

[@pursaveer9027]

@@equipyourselflifeskills5802 Yes, I know Ned Gorski. I know him enough to know he sees no need to make pucks because he uses screen-granulated BP for everything, unless he's coating his mill dust onto rice hulls. I did not know that Ned ventured into making pucks now too. I'll check his channel for the pucking video. My setup for test pucks is a die set made for me by Woody. It has a stop on it so it bottoms out when a puck is exactly 1/4" or 1/2" thick. It's very easy for me to control the dampening and the density, and to track moisture loss as the puck dries. I have no problem with "compression consistency". When I compare black powders, I make sure the density is the same for all powders tested. Differences in density result in differences in burn rate. BP pressed to 1.6g/cc burns considerably faster than BP pressed to 1.8g/cc. BP mill dust pressed with 3% added moisture to 1.7g/cc will not easily pick up or lose moisture in varying ambient humidities after it is broken up, dried, and graded. BP always has some moisture in it. Pressed BP never loses all the moisture that was added to compact it, but the loose powders before pressing would more easily pick up moisture-especially the charcoal. All these things can be (and have been) measured easily, so there's no guesswork in knowing what's what.

[@costa_marco]

Perfectly reasonable opinion and goal to have. Cheers!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@meanman6992]

🤣🤣🤣 almost lost it (did laugh out loud( at work with the “we’re better than you, and we know it” snip. People on the internet now days are always going to look for something to complain about, especially if someone is doing a similar thing much better than they are, they get defensive for some dumb reason rather than push themselves to higher levels where it may make sense to do so.

[@laurence1643]

I love your vernacular, outstanding. !!!!!! I shoot smokeless mostly but am onboard with you completely !!!!

[@MrBenski81]

Fk I love that ending!! Cracks me up EVERY time. Legend

[@atcdoktor5536]

The only reason I subscribe to your channel is to watch you chase the “quality” envelope.

[@joewelsh8979]

Opinions are like buttholes ; everyone has one! I sure do enjoy this channel and I've learned alot. Keep doing what you do

[@user-dm1jw1gy5q]

Keep up the good work jake, I'm glad there's somebody out there.Striving to be the best, or get the best performance of Is your accomplishments

[@OgamiItto70]

"We're better than you. And we know it." Yay, Team Purple Cobra! LOL!

[@gailkalkes8325]

I've learned so much from you guys and sure do appreciate all your time and hard work. Keep doing what you do!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@josephcormier5974]

Thank you for sharing this very interesting video with us six stars sir

[@raymondhorvatin1050]

Thanks for sharing your quest for the best black powder

[@thomasboylan3751]

Great video, keep up the great work. Ignore the hater's. jealousy will get them nowhere!

[@laurence1643]

I just noticed your KZbin target plaque on the back wall !!!😂😂

[@ShaneStephens-k6n]

Like all things worth pursuing, it's all about "the hunt". Keep up the great content👍👍

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Jake, the pursuit of excellence is not "snobbery" it's a man who cares. Your sharing of the factors that impact on performance makes compelling viewing. You be you, we will watch.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@lindellsiler5994]

Truly enjoy your work and admire your dedication. If I was making this myself I'd probably take shortcuts or settle for the first clean and reasonably powerful version I stumbled upon. That said I enjoy watching you strive for excellence and seeing if you can get a rise out of anyone while wearing a Tennessee Tuxedo.

[@dort7402]

Jake , keep on reaching for the best and beyond , you have taught us all who actually care about the details tons Thank you , As for the nay sayers move on , Jealousy gets you no where. Hard work and dedication sure will. If ya'll feel its a waste of time why even complain or comment. Whit that said. Thank you Jake for all your work and sharing it with me. 🇺🇸

[@adamrowland9858]

I’ve never bought bp because your videos, thank you ! Homemade 54cal flint except the barrel and lock .thank you always great info . I’m riding your coat tails on the quest

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you, glad to hear it

[@MMA10mm]

Teddy Roosevelt pointed out that critics do not matter. Only the man in the arena matters. Your efforts matter, and apparently a helluva lot of us think that, because we love followi g your experiments and learning from your experiences.

[@elee1086]

Goex = 64 VW bug Swiss= 72 charger Homemade = booooooooom

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

Well Jake, if you’re gonna do it, why not do it the best you can? Plus I do appreciate your sharing the results and formulas with we black powder matters people. As John Arbuckle said, “You get what you pay for”. So if you’re going to pay for all these materials, just do it! Kind Thanks and keep on shootin on! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

[@35southkiwi16]

I view your channel (with much enjoyment) as an ongoing science experiment striving for the best possible product which I may or may not some day emulate. I am playing with my chemistry set and having a lot of fun with this journey thanks to you and your channel and appreciate the hard research your doing. Just like the British admiralty in the 19th century. Forget the detractors. They're just not on the same journey

[@najroe]

please, keep trying for perfection. for me a very consistent propellant giving Swiss velocities with little soreaf and slightly cleaner would be a great improvement.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Will do

[@kaptainkrunch6179]

Personally, I'd like a "lazy man's" series where you try to make Go-Ex equivalent as lazily and with as little special tools possible.

[@jertres2887]

A goal that is different from trying to equal and exceed Swiss, but still a legitimate and not unreasonable alternative goal. Not sure if Jake will care to take it on but maybe someone else will. Of course add as cheaply as possible to “as lazily and with as little special tools as possible”.

[@robertstump4740]

This would be an interesting approach: how good of a SHTF bp could one make?

[@jayjones6904]

Jake don't listen to them negative Nancy's lol u do what you want I'll keep liking and watching

[@johnscarfe]

I personally find your “exploration of chemistry “ fascinating. Keep making the best possible powder you can and I will continue to follow along. Hoping y’all will print a how to book to buy at some point.

[@jdoerr779]

I don’t have to wait until after work to watch this one

[@minigpracing3068]

I do find it interesting that some people don't even desire "to find out" if a change makes a good or bad performance modification. At this point, the mechanics or your making the powder only seems to lack one thing, a PID controller to make the charcoal. Maybe an additional motor controller to spin the tumbler the other way every few hours. Of those two, the PID might be more important, but certainly harder to tune.

[@ronnieb7408]

Making the best black powder possible is much like handloading your ammunition to get the best groups possible at whatever distance you desire or building a racecar to perform better than ever before. Kudos to you for doing the hard work and research to put the information and results on a video for others to learn from. People don't realize how much effort is put into the development of new innovations and want the easy way out

[@haroldwilliams4183]

You can please most people all the time. But you cant please others any of the time. I like what your doing keep up the good work.

[@anthonyberger225]

Great video keep up the amazing work 👍

[@YerluvinunclePete]

It's not just the mediocre power. There's also a bunch of extra work drying it out and everything. Any extra milling time is all just machine work with no input of your own time and energy. You can be off working, shooting, playing with the kids or making more with the wife. You just come back the next day instead of that night. What you pay for extra electricity will be less than the cost of alcohol. It's more work and cost with no better end result. The only upside I could see would be safety. Maybe a slurry would be less likely to go off from a static shock but I don't know enough about the physics/chemistry to evaluate that. If that was true, being less likely to blow up your garage might be worth the hassle of tuning the wet milling process.. Otherwise, you're already getting bitchin' results so why bother?

[@user-lw9ct4yu6z]

I have been looking for information about black powder for a long time. I live in India but I have not received any information here. By chance I came to know everything through you. I made faster gun powder. You are my master. Very good information. May the cooperation continue.

[@jeffreywilson690]

I don't have a player in the game, watching for fun, I believe you are on the right track

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Damn i sure am glad you got that shit straight lol Thank you Jake...... Old F-4 Pilot Shoe🇺🇸

[@user-pc2wo9vm2k]

Thank you for telling me what to use in my rifle❤

[@guillaumedarras]

goex is really rare in europe, in France we use suisse and PNF (poudre noire française = french black powder) who are a little less expensive than suisse (10 - 20 euros/kilo) but less clean too.

[@robertstump4740]

You are not missing much. GOEX is made according to military specifications and was never meant to be a sporting powder.

[@corwinhyatt519]

I for one am enjoying the iterations and tuning being done to see just how good you can make it and am curious to see if my suspicions on variations in the process having the effect I think they may play out, if those variations do get tested. Can't afford to do it myself so your and your brother's experiementations are working as a very nice proxy for that. 😬 Extra bonus is you two are tempered enough not to jump from "Hey, this does something I like." to "How big of a boom can I make with it?" at lightspeed, if ever, meaning you're less likely to have something go really wrong.

[@keith5419]

Please don't ever lower your standards be the best you can be I enjoy your content and knowledge. Iam enjoying your videos thanks for the help.

[@richbattaglia5350]

Pursuit of perfection.