Curious what fire method you use to light up?

[sonarman]

BIC. I stopped using jet lighters a while ago because I could get just as good a light and can use the same lighter for pipes.

 

[5280Nomad]

I have a lighter that has a soft flame and a single torch, that can be alternated with a button on the side. I use the torch to toast the foot, the switch to the soft flame to complete the final light.

 

[Prine]

I have a lighter that has a soft flame and a single torch, that can be alternated with a button on the side. I use the torch to toast the foot, the switch to the soft flame to complete the final light.

I’d be curious to know which lighter your using, would be a lot easier to carry something like that when on the go.

 

[5280Nomad]

It's a Vector Elite.

Link

 

[Old Smokey]

I use a BIC. I have 2 Xicar that I like when working properly, but I got tired of the periodic futzing with them. I have some Zippos, but haven't been able to find them. But they will turn up and when they do I have a couple of butane inserts, 1 soft flame and 1 single torch.

 

[ChuckMejia]

My stove

 

[cwant]

I have a large single jet culinary torch that I use as a table top lighter when I'm home. It works really well, has an enormous fuel capacity, and stays lit without holding a button, at least until you cut off the gas flow. It also has alternate uses. I haven't yet used it for cooking, but it came in handy when I was melting lead for sweat fittings on some household plumbing. Also have a triple jet pocket torch, and a duel jet zippo insert that I use when I'm on the go. Both are good lighters, but the smaller fuel capacities will only let you light 2 or 3 sticks before you have to refill, maybe 1 or 2 if you're into big ring gauges.

 

[Glassman]

 

[SurfnSafari]

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That flame thrower looks like something we had in the military to burn thing in a bad way. Honeslty I keep getting lighters as presents. Birthdays, Anniversary, and Christmas. Thank goodness it was just gift certificate this year.

Been thinking of getting a S.T. DuPont Maxijet. Keep hear they are great.

 

[Happy Idiot]

Ronson

 

[SurfnSafari]

Ronson

Ronson's are like a Yugo, they will get you from point A to B.

But I like something a tad nicer, and can afford it.

Nice thing about Ronson's and Jetline if you loose it, you don't cry too loud.

 

[xFreebirdx]

I drag the tip up and down on a virgins thigh and let the friction ignite it.

 

[SurfnSafari]

I drag the tip up and down on a virgins thigh and let the friction ignite it.

We're do you find Virgins in 2017?

 

[xFreebirdx]

We're do you find Virgins in 2017?

I don't rub and tell. That's how I maintain a bountiful supply. lol

 

[ak2000]

Blazer PB207 original industrial torch for cigars, they last 2 or 3 years depending on how often I use it as a torch tool. Been using these for over 15 years, pick up a few at a time when they go on sale. Soft Flame of some sort for pipes, usually a butane pipe lighter zippo insert.

 

[SurfnSafari]

I grew up on kitchen matches, now it is tour he's all the way. Got to have two or three just to keep them handy.

 

[AdamJoshua]

My stove

I need to try that, the toaster just isn't cutting it lately, it's fine for the Ninfas and Davi 1000s but the larger ring gauge ... meh.