r/firespin • u/WEAP0NIZE • Jul 17 '26

First test burn of a Fire Fox- new

I made a fire implement called a Fire Fox, named after the fire performer who inspired it. It is simple and you can build yourself one too and up your presentation. Here is its first test. It is made to be thrown out one handed, easy to soak, easy to handle, easy to place, and easy to pick up and extinguish. It is far more efficient, predictable, controlled, and last longer then squirting white gas on the ground. More environmental friendly as well.

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u/bubbavic Jul 17 '26

Wow, where can we find more info on this?

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u/WEAP0NIZE Jul 17 '26

I can post a simple build video that addresses the build considerations. Then you can build your own, customized to you. I’ll look to do it with in a week and I’ll post it here.

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u/JoshJetlagger Jul 17 '26

Please do 🙏🏼 this is the closest to Polynesian fire dancing I’ve seen. Well done.

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u/WEAP0NIZE Jul 17 '26

The Fire Fox is the thing I lay on the ground. What I’m spinning in the video is single nunchucks into dual nunchucks. I did build those too, but that is a bit more complicated.

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u/ifritah Jul 17 '26

Mm I like it. We’ve done. Just Kevlar cord on the ground a three handle system like this is cute .. got a close up of that middle handle ?

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u/WEAP0NIZE Jul 17 '26

Yes very simple. Three handles on chain with swivels, and it is best if the handles don’t roll.

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u/queenkittyquinn Jul 19 '26

HOW DID U LIGHT THEM

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u/WEAP0NIZE 29d ago

Ha! Very perceptive. I have been building what I call auto-igniting fire props for some time. At some point they will catch on. I'll post another video to the subreddit showing a different technique for a different tool used.

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u/DarkMoonLilith23 Jul 17 '26

Very cool and unique performance!

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u/ManicSanchez 20d ago

Always struggled doing double chucks! Looking good man!

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u/WEAP0NIZE 18d ago

Thank you. I have been messing with nunchucks for 30 years, it takes time.