is this torch refelable
1273700
Yes. There's a hole on the bottom. You need a special butane refill cylinder...
1273701
Yes it is. Same as a lighter. I didn't need any special tips. I'm on my third or fourth fill, no issues.
624845
Yes I am using the torch from miller .parts u get five year warranty and labor
1412125
I just pour directly from the bottle into the torch with no issues. I would not waste your money. You do not have to pour it directly into the hole the way they designed them.
2121945
The torch is like a flashlight, however it is more useful if you have to work on tight areas and need both hands to work. You can position it to any surface, for it has magnetic legs and you can twist it if need be to make sure it stays put. So you can have it positioned upside down if you need to work on your under your car, etc... I hope that helps.
1287496
YES. Initially it would not work, but you can work it out. Because of the price of the item, which is substantially low in comparison with other brands, you might consider to do the following. This cells do not have a protruded item on the top of the positive end, which is a most to contact the appropriate part of the Nitecore. Therefore, just carefully place a piece of aluminium paper on the top of positive end of the battery and secure it with a small piece of cell-o-tape; this way you will accomplish the task and the torch will work perfectly.
2189913
The torch and fuel are separate items. It's available at any kitchen store.
277276
I am pretty sure it is, I have not had to refil mine yet and I have had it for over a year.
649106
Yes it can- it has standard din port which allows the use of any standard commercial torch. However due to only 185 max amp output and low percent on time it would be an excess expense that is not really needed. Water cooling does not flow through the machine- only the torch.
1167862
Hi yeah you can push and hold the torch on or push fully to have the torch on permanently. Very happy with the torch.
1975458
As long as you've got the propane regulator it's fine. This torch requires TWO connections, though, or you can't adjust it. That means you'd need to have an oxy regulator and a propane regulator to adjust the flame. I think Smith sells the propane regulator on Amazon.
1412126
No. If you just pour your fuel carefully, you don't need any tool or funnel. We own 10 of these and refuel pouring straight from the fuel bottles into the torch. If you want to, you can screw the torches off their poles and fill them on a table to make it easier and then twist them back on.
1285559
The torch is very easy to refill. All you need is a standard butane refill canister (the kind used to refill butane lighters). You flip the torch upside down and press the butane refill canister to the refill port.The flame is adjustable: not just high/low settings but intermediate settings too.It's really easy to use. I've only used it to brulee sugar on creme brulees, but it seems like it would work on anything.
387989
No, it is a good soldering iron but it is not good for a torch hrink or anything else besides having their tips on it. Home Depot sells a good cheap 1 $20 $25 that we use for soldering with you open flame and to shrink wrap with it
1634319
Hi, I bought the micro torch for my son and he hasn't had any problems with his. He was really pleased with it so i would probably say it is worth getting some new batteries.
1266326
If it's listed in conjunction with your torch, it should work. I bought a Primus which said the same thing and they work fine. I did check out product reviews and several people agreed. Hope this helps.
623293
Absolutely yes you can use pipe, but it not nessery means it will loose a bolt, with tough bolts it's best to heatem up witch torch.
749762
Did you check to ensure there is no fouling of the ignition wire? This happened on my previous torch and I never could get the igniter clean enough to use again...so I ordered a new torch.