How to Make a Cheap Smoke Bomb
Get a ping-pong ball and wrap it in tin foil., Poke a hole in the top of the wrapped ping-pong ball., Put two bricks a little bit apart on a non-flammable surface and gently wedge the ping pong ball between them (with the hole facing up). , Use a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get a ping-pong ball and wrap it in tin foil.
Use a hobby knife, small screwdriver, a toothpick, or ice pick. ,, This may take 5 to 10 seconds. , Because the smoke is toxic and it smells bad.
Run quickly and cover your nose.
If you are afraid of holding it or if its in a windy situation you could use a fuse.
Fuse could be bought in stores or you could create it from paper.
To do it, you need to take a paper (size depends on your bomb), wrap 1/2 of the bomb using the paper but, if you wrap them all, the result is that it wouldn't smoke, but a huge fire.
So, after folding it 1/2 of the bomb, you need to make a tail out of it.
Now as usual, light up the tail.
Yes it's slow but its better if you do this on windy days. -
Step 2: Poke a hole in the top of the wrapped ping-pong ball.
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Step 3: Put two bricks a little bit apart on a non-flammable surface and gently wedge the ping pong ball between them (with the hole facing up).
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Step 4: Use a lighter to heat the bottom.
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Step 5: Back away quickly at first sign of smoke.
Detailed Guide
Use a hobby knife, small screwdriver, a toothpick, or ice pick. ,, This may take 5 to 10 seconds. , Because the smoke is toxic and it smells bad.
Run quickly and cover your nose.
If you are afraid of holding it or if its in a windy situation you could use a fuse.
Fuse could be bought in stores or you could create it from paper.
To do it, you need to take a paper (size depends on your bomb), wrap 1/2 of the bomb using the paper but, if you wrap them all, the result is that it wouldn't smoke, but a huge fire.
So, after folding it 1/2 of the bomb, you need to make a tail out of it.
Now as usual, light up the tail.
Yes it's slow but its better if you do this on windy days.
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