Fireworks/Pyrotechnics Blog

First there were just fireworks cakes that shot strait up.  Then there were ”W-shape” fireworks cakes which shot an entire angled row at once, filling up a wide area with each shot.  Then there were “Z-shape” fireworks cakes which quickly gained in popularity due to the ”tracing” effect created by each of thier angled tubes firing rapidly one right after another.  Now, the next generation of fireworks cakes, dubbed “X-shape”, has a similiar functionality to that of a Z cake, except it starts from two opposite ends, each end tracing back and forth, which gives a comet crossing effect.  This also drastically speeds up the cake, making them very intense.  The only drawback is that they don’t last to long…