Penny Wrappers

[Snowy1967]

hi im in the uk and we dont use penny wrappers here and they are only available in the USA ive seen them for sale on ebay but the feedback is rubbish does anyone know of company that will sell me a box and ship to the uk thank you Snowy

[Derby187]

The reviews are from ppl that want to actually roll change...
Your using it to pass fire, the cheep lay flat coin wrappers will work just fine

[Snowy1967]

The reviews are from ppl that want to actually roll change...
Your using it to pass fire, the cheep lay flat coin wrappers will work just fine

im in the uk what is standard size you guys use ? TA

[z33k]

The reviews are from ppl that want to actually roll change...
Your using it to pass fire, the cheep lay flat coin wrappers will work just fine

I am new to building. Can you explain how penny wrappers are used to pass fire? Rockets? Shells? Both?

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[displayfireworks1]

This guy in the United Kingdom needs penny wrappers for Guy Fawkes November 5th. He shall have them, they are on their way.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fpf6ICpgno
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[liame]

I am new to building. Can you explain how penny wrappers are used to pass fire? Rockets? Shells? Both?

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yea im with you z33k im lost

[displayfireworks1]

I use these penny wrappers in my videos to connect quick match together with finales or chains. Apparently while they have coins in the UK they do not use paper wrappers according to the member here. There big fireworks holiday is approaching in November, he needs these for his displays. I talked to him via email and will mail him some.
Watch this video at the 8:30 mark
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRtija49Hi0

[displayfireworks1]

Here are some follow up pictures from my friend in the United Kingdom that needed some penny wrappers from United States. Further up in this thread you will see where I mailed these wrappers to him.
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[PyroJoeNEPA]

Personally, I prefer the dime wrappers over the penny wrappers for making buckets for chains.
For those in the UK or other places that do not have access to them you can make your own by using kraft paper--or a brown paper bag--cut it into strips about four inches wide and a foot or two long. use a dowel about 5/16" or 3/4" diamater and roll the paper around the dowel--run a "seam" of white paper paste glue the length to seal it. Slide it off the dowel, press it flat and cut it into whatever lengths you need. Very easy project for a cold night.
Dave, Kudos to you for sending Snowy the penny wrappers.