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A normal lighter with a trigger (much like a squirt gun) that would shoot naptha (Zippo lighter fluid) out of the front. You squirt as much as needed, and then easily light your fire. Works also as a regular lighter.
Chef's blowtorch
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15 cm tall, very handy little thing to have when camping. [sufc, Oct 05 2004]
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Aren't they bulky? This kind would fit in your pocket. |
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No, I think an airtight alibi is an arsonists best friend, all things considered. |
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[Mr Burns]' link shows the naptha in a metal can. Would it melt plastic, like gasoline? I was thinking that the lighter would be mostly plastic. |
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Naptha will not melt plastic. But keep in mind this is a flamethrower, not a blowtorch. The nozzle should be metal insulated from the plastic - (that’s assuming it’s possible to fire more than one brief shot from a pocket-sized version). |
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*sufc* I like your link. I actually have that exact blowtorch and use it for everything. Camping, BBQs, soldering pipes/wires etc... Everybody needs a Chef's Blowtorch! |
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(namuh) Same here, Silver work, starting fires, lighting cigars, paint stripping. Well worth the price. |
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[Shz]: Ooooooh, a flamethrower. I didn't think of it like that! |
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I do. If it forcefully dispenses flammable liquid it’s a flamethrower (um, if you’re a pyro). No flames for that though. Miniaturization is OK by me. |
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I've seen a guy convert a butane lighter into a flame thrower. Afterwards, he was known as "that guy with no eyebrows". |
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