World's Biggest Firework Documentary

The Word's Largest Firework (54') - The complete true story of designing, engineering, building and successfully launching the current Guinness Book of World Records largest aerial firework in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA. Weighing 2,797 pounds, launched out of a 62-inch diameter tube 26-feet long this is the largest single firework ever made. Full documentary movie from Passfire Maximum Load by Veverka Bros. Productions: www.passfiremovie.com

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You can find the 90-minute version of the world's largest firework on Passfire Maximum Load: vimeo.com/ondemand/passfiremaximumload

[@LunaBella144]

This brought tears to my eyes - so much pride & teamwork. Inspiring story. Cheers!🎆

[@bonghittaz1502]

You don't have the record Japan does screw your pride

[@jwiki1]

So who won the biggest bet in this phenomenal feat?! 😂 Congratulations to all who put the hard work into this!!! Not that Steamboat Springs wasn’t on the map already but you have made it famous the world round now!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

Absolutely amazing and respect from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧

[@henrysantos121]

*This was an amazing documentary very well done*

[@JbVest]

Firework fanatic here I love them so cool that they did it on my birthday 😁

[@andrewchristensen1609]

Hard work and determination paying off in the most spectacular way. Bravo!!!

[@aspjake123]

Huge achievement!!!! Congrats. The Grucci's are going to come back for the record.

[@andrewfarmer5767]

Great job! This was amazing!!

[@samroelke8097]

43:40 Imagine being one of those drivers just passing through town

[@Paulus2001]

Thanks for the Video ❤🎉

[@David-Cope]

Thank you.. I knew this docu existed!!

[@KCLO4works1]

What an amazing documentary.

[@Der_Kleine_Mann]

The steamboatians seem to be some very nice down to earth people👍

[@russellseitz]

Another brave effort , setter than the first, Keep up the good work !

[@Crossfirepyro2]

Very sweet have a safe and happy new year🔥🔥👍🏻👍🏻 and congratulations

[@pawciolech2274]

Happy new year passfire Thank you to to amazing year 2022 !!! It was amazing year Thank you !!!!!

[@borntoclimb7116]

Very interesting

[@benkelly680]

42:13

[@charlesroybal4573]

CRAZY WHY THIS HASNT GOTTEN MORE VIEWS 6.9K IN 5 MONTHS KINDA WEIRD.

[@Mr.Duckkkkk]

🗿

[@rookiefarmer702]

Love the enthusiasm of all these people towards their winter firework festival. Here in Canada, they want to cancel all fireworks because of new immigrants and animals. It's time to take back our country and make it Canada again.

[@Der_Kleine_Mann]

I hear Similar ideas here in Germany. That happens when people vote the wrong parties.

[@leadgindairy3709]

Those garnitures are so HUGE!!

i love fireworks

happy new year !

[@RobertAustralia]

WOW WOW WOW.... 👍😃

and i love snowboarding, would loved to be there !!! wauw

[@BryceMpilo]

Happy new year 2023 will be good

[@bradfordwetmore]

Building the shell from the inside out? Hard pass here. ;) But amazing to see. Beautiful cinematography as always. Only wish I could have seen this in a theater with other enthusiasts: the original SF/NorCal movie screening was so much fun! Question: was the shell diameter chosen to avoid overpressuring at launch, or for ease/safety of loading? It seemed like quite a bit of space between the shell and mortar which would affect launch height. Thanks for posting! And Happy New Year to you all!

[@passfire]

Yes, the shell was built smaller than to tube to provide more "blow by" and reduce peak pressure and therefore shock to the casing and contents of the shell.

[@johnhutchinson5398]

Here’s the secret to the huge sakadama the Japanese fire off every year. And the use 500 lbs black powder to get that big bow up. But the secret? Is that they put more wraps on the she’ll and the main thing is they put a cushion in between the shell and the lift charge. The shock absorber is the main thing but they will not tell anyone that because they want to win every competition every time. Try a cushion next time and you get that baby up. Good luck. A tip from a trip that watched the process of theirs.

aiii, stuck in the pipe ? not enought lift power ? what was wrong ?

[@fiyastik3458]

Bro made this a whole movie

[@andrewchristensen1609]

👏👏👏

[@vonnegutshot]

@43:10 go boom

hahaha could sended his glasses to the moon hahaha, funny

[@EngineerCatPyro]

so how much did it cost to build the one that CATOed and the one that was successful? And how come no Guinness record for the worlds largest flower pot?

[@passfire]

They never made the cost public, but between the equipment, time and materials it was significant!

[@Der_Kleine_Mann]

Because flower pots are too lame maybe?!😂

[@PinnacleFireworks]

Stick around for the bonus footage after the credits!!!

[@mateobenlliureortiz]

It was on new year’s Eve from Al Marjan Island in Dubai United Arab Emirates

[@jimmykreutz6087]

At 22:12, there seems to be an excess space between the mortar wall and the shell, whats that all about?..i would think that would most certainly cause a LOT of pressure blow bye, and extremely hinder the overall apogee of the shell..?... higher the better but of course that means a lot of pressure on the shell inheritly....OR hell dropped the titan sub down the hole, might of even got away WITHOUT an IMPLOSION if you were good enough...maybe.....anyone😮?

[@leadgindairy3709]

Blow by is on purpose. Gives a gentler lift to the shell.

[@Alfred.E.Newman]

COME ON MAN i recall that NORAD freaked out thinking a nuke went off

[@torimig2151]

Are you serious the should have known it was a firework not a nuke

[@pakojr7274]

El komodo 3000😮😮😮

[@Tailung72]

Nice try

[@daleliske9757]

For a world record, it should have been an least a long lasting palm tree, it was short lived as far as display. Japan, has been shooting 4' shells that has a much longer lasting display. Sorry. I too have a pyrotechnics license and have been around fireworks since the age of 9. I'm 56 now. You could have done better, for a display. Just saying. Sure it lit up the sky, but not for very long, like a palm tree would have been, with a secondary explosion.!

[@emmett8462]

🙄 P R O M O S M

[@billybobsnorton9196]

The Japanese would consider that firework a large dud. I'm sorry, but the Japanese can't be beat.

[@Letsjustbehonesttoday]

A World Record is just that..

[@andrewchristensen1609]

These guys STILL hold the record, so the only large dud here is your comment.

[@bonghittaz1502]

I fully agree with you it's a joke that these guys woke up one day and thought they could build and successfully shoot a firework that probably only took a month to make when in Japan it takes a year to make one that big. The break on that shell was just embarrassing not symmetrical at all not. In my opinion the break should be considered in the world record attempt.

[@TheKaukas]

Quantity 1 tonne vs Japanese quality half tonne, you even can't compare beautiful JP firework. What is matter more quality or quantity?

[@TheKaukas]

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[@andrewchristensen1609]

In this case it's quantity, I thought that was fairly obvious

[@arcticmorning]

Not impressed

[@wikilix86]

27min just to see an epic fail

[@andrewchristensen1609]

Bruh u must be joking😅

[@IzzyTheEditor]

Thumbs up for the worlds largest assfire, lol Also, talk about crazy timing being able to make this record less than 3 weeks before our local elected governments helped to destroy our economy out of media-driven fear.