Crack Pipe Lighters

[Molalla1]

What I'm using now:

Tech Torch Auto Start Butane Torch Kit | Princess Auto

Used a no-name version of same for several years, until the regulating (adjustable) valve started leaking. Always used Ronson butane refills, and never had an issue with ignition.

It is convenient for tasks already listed, and I like how compact it is, for working in tight spots.

Rgds, D.

Doesn't look to pocket friendly :confused3:

 

[Alan W.]

Went to the gas station after church and got some genuine crack pipe lighter gas.
Filled them up, working like a charm now.

Apparently butane is formulated differently for each manufacturers devices.

When I was younger all this drug stuff they sell was called drug paraphernalia and was illegal.

 

[Jstpssng]

I'm still curious what the difference is between that and a regular Bic, but not enough to go into the local head shop to see if they carry them.

 

[Molalla1]

I'm still curious what the difference is between that and a regular Bic, but not enough to go into the local head shop to see if they carry them.

They are more like the old "blow torches". . .more pressure given to the flame.

 

[Jstpssng]

^^^
I see. I had something similar from Cabelas, it ran off a butane lighter but concentrated the flame for more heat. I thought that it would be a good emergency firestarter, but after only a couple of months it clogged with the detrimus from carrying it in my pocket.

 

[3930dave]

Doesn't look to pocket friendly :confused3:

Would need a big pocket .

It sits on the bench in my garage.

Rgds, D.

 

[Molalla1]

Would need a big pocket .

It sits on the bench in my garage.

Rgds, D.

:thumbsup: . . .

 

[Stimw]

I have always been a "Powder Man" , no need to light it.
Besides smoking is bad for you!!

 

[Alan W.]

I'm still curious what the difference is between that and a regular Bic, but not enough to go into the local head shop to see if they carry them.[/QUOTE]

Heres the flame difference. Much more concentrated and hotter.

 

[AchingBack]

What I'm using now:

Tech Torch Auto Start Butane Torch Kit | Princess Auto

Used a no-name version of same for several years, until the regulating (adjustable) valve started leaking. Always used Ronson butane refills, and never had an issue with ignition.

It is convenient for tasks already listed, and I like how compact it is, for working in tight spots.

Rgds, D.

Great little torch. I bought mine at Walmart last winter for starting fires. It works flawlessly.
I use it quite a bit when melting cheese on a sandwich, or like today, leftover pizza with mushrooms, olives and sausage. It gives a nice char on veggies. If you are into wood burning, there is a guy on the tube who did a review, and he likes it. He is quite the artist with torches. Ronson Tech Torch Review - YouTube Jimi Hendrix Torch Portrait - YouTube