WoodWorkWeb | Butane Torch in the Workshop! @knecht105 | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 1 hour ago
This was a re-purchase for me because I had one of these torches up until about 6 months ago when it quit. I fiddled around and tried to fix it but there are sealed parts and I finally gave up trying to repair it. This unit happened to be on sale for around $12 and for that price was easily worth the money. I don't use these torches a lot, but they sure come in handy when I need some instant heat on some project. The filling is easy, you hole the nozzle of the Butane tank over the receiving nozzle on the bottom of the torch (holding the torch upside down) and in 6 seconds the torch is full and ready to use. Open the Butane valve on the torch, hit the striker switch a time or two and now you have an adjustable blue flame for all sorts of chores like
smaller soldering, even copper water pipes can be repaired in a pinch ,prevent fraying with plastic/nylon rope, burning wood on things like picture frames, small boxes, and other similar items. Watch the full video of me using this butane torch here: youtu.be/is4OF-pCI4s
This was a re-purchase for me because I had one of these torches up until about 6 months ago when it quit. I fiddled around and tried to fix it but there are sealed parts and I finally gave up trying to repair it. This unit happened to be on sale for around $12 and for that price was easily worth the money. I don't use these torches a lot, but they sure come in handy when I need some instant heat on some project. The filling is easy, you hole the nozzle of the Butane tank over the receiving nozzle on the bottom of the torch (holding the torch upside down) and in 6 seconds the torch is full and ready to use. Open the Butane valve on the torch, hit the striker switch a time or two and now you have an adjustable blue flame for all sorts of chores like
smaller soldering, even copper water pipes can be repaired in a pinch ,prevent fraying with plastic/nylon rope, burning wood on things like picture frames, small boxes, and other similar items. Watch the full video of me using this butane torch here: youtu.be/is4OF-pCI4s
