RAVS Butane Torch Lighter, DUAL Flame Mode Kitchen Torch, Refillable Cooking Torch Gun, Creme Brulee Torch Lighter, Blow Torch for Cooking, Welding, Mini Torch Soldering Torch, Butane is Not Included

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Works great for small projects. The flame is strong and consistent, and it’s perfect for things like heat shrinking wire connectors. Easy to use, lights quickly, and feels solid in the hand. Definitely a handy little tool to have around for quick jobs. Very happy with it. Filled It once, dozens and dozens of uses.

There are a TON of these portable, small butane torches on the market. None of them are particularly unique, and most look exactly the same to me. This one was a bit of a stand out, so I got it. Now that I'm holding it in my hand, I'm glad. Why? The brass (ACTUAL brass...like, NICE brass...the quality you would find on very high end kitchen or bath fixtures) looks AMAZING. I know the description says "copper". Believe me. NOT copper. BRASS. Anyway, the brass (with the small bits of chrome) gives this an actual vintage look. It literally looks like something Thomas Edison might have used in his lab. As in, I don't really want to toss this in a drawer for my next cooking gig, but put it on a shelf so people can see it. It really is super looking, and there isn't a HINT of "cheap" anywhere. Operation was nearly perfect. It filled with no problems. Turn on the gas, hit the igniter, and whoosh it comes to life. First press of the igniter, every single time. The only problem it tends to have, is if you want a REAL small flame. It has a tendency to sputter a bit if you try to turn it too low, and it goes out. But when you get JUST past that barely working / tiny flame stage, it's a perfect flame, all the way to wide open where this thing is a DRAGON. Dead serious here. You turn it all the way up, and you can use it to heat sticky bolts on your truck outside. Yeah, it's a ROARING flame if want it to be. There are a lot of small torches out there. Very, very few of them are anything special. This one has a singularly unique aesthetic for a torch, combining a classy vintage look with rock solid operation. If you want a torch in this class that is a bit of a step above, this is it. Note to the folks selling this: You might want to change the description from "copper" to "brass". But if you DO make an actual copper version of this, that would be sweet, too.

This is my first mini torch so I may be easily amused by it all but, I dig this thing. Perfect for soft welding and I imagine everything on down. Picked up a bottle of the butane pictured below and had no need to use any of the adapters from it or the the ones provided with the torch. Filled effortlessly and fired right up. DON'T THROW AWAY THE FLOW REGULATOR CAP!!!(Pic below) It protects the Fuel Flow Regulator AND restricts Piezo Igniter from igniting. The igniter also serves as a Flame Regulator, Hopefully my pics show this. When lightly pushed while ignited, it intensifies and sharpens the flame in turn creating higher heat. It's light and easy to use. This would be good for someone who needs to soft weld in tight quarters. It seems very sturdy with mostly metal construction, again, yet very light. I got it on a Flash Sale so I couldn't say no at the price. I always add this to a review of a new product; The only thing I don't know is the longevity of this product. Time will tell, but it's very sturdy and as long as the valve stays clear, we're good! Always be sure to use high quality butane and you should be fine.