Have lost my instruction booklet on how to use the torch. Would someone please provide the steps on how to use it? Thank you!
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http://www.bonjourproducts.com/cs_main.html product site where you might get cust serv to send you the instructions.On the back of the unit is a big red button and a small "lever?" thing. Push the lever thing down until it clicks and then push the big red button. The lever is the safety and the big red button turns the gas on spark the gas into a flame.The slide on the left of the unit is a lock. AFTER you light it you can slide this back towards you to lock the flame on. The other slide on the right adjusts size of the flame.
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Here's a link to the instruction manual:http://meyer.custhelp.com/ci/fattach/get/4259/0/filename/Creme+Brulee+Torch+UC.pdf(I know this question was from last year, but possibly others might have the same question.)
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Sorry you lost your booklet, maybe I can help a little - To turn on slide small button BELOW the big round red one downwards. NEXT press the BIG RED button in. NEXT you can slide the button on the LEFT side towards you to keep it on lock ( slide forwards towards the flame to turn OFF ) CHANGE FLAMES - slide BOTH silver buttons towards the flame to change which flame you want to use. Hope this helps!
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Put the center red slider in the middle, push the safety down and push the big red button down.
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there is a small refill nozzle on the right side of the watch. MAKE SURE to turn the flame height all the way down to as minimal as possible. There are markings directing you as to which way to turn the screw surrounding the nozzle. Take you compressed butane and hold it directly above the watch and press the tip into the nozzle for about 6 seconds at a time. I do this 2 or 3 times just to be sure. Turn the flame height back to original position and wait 2 minutes. Don't attempt to light right away. The butane needs time to go from liquid to gas and fill the inside of the watch up with pressure. there is a small refill nozzle on the right side of the watch. MAKE SURE to turn the flame height all the way down to as minimal as possible. There are markings directing you as to which way to turn the screw surrounding the nozzle. Take you compressed butane and hold it directly above the watch and press the tip into the nozzle for about 6 seconds at a time. I do this 2 or 3 times just to be sure. Turn the flame height back to original position and wait 2 minutes. Don't attempt to light right away. The butane needs time to go from liquid to gas and fill the inside of the watch up with... » Read More there is a small refill nozzle on the right side of the watch. MAKE SURE to turn the flame height all the way down to as minimal as possible. There are markings directing you as to which way to turn the screw surrounding the nozzle. Take you compressed butane and hold it directly above the watch and press the tip into the nozzle for about 6 seconds at a time. I do this 2 or 3 times just to be sure. Turn the flame height back to original position and wait 2 minutes. Don't attempt to light right away. The butane needs time to go from liquid to gas and fill the inside of the watch up with pressure. « Show Less
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You have to use a Torch light with it.And they can vary. I use a Torch that can be used with all of the battery types.Works well with mid to large Cree Torch size.
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SAME PROBLEM HERE.. CONTACTED THE VENDOR WITH ABSOLUTELY NO REPONSE OR FOLLOWUP.. In my opinion it's a piece of crap.. I replaced it with Weller ML500MP Mini Butane Soldering Iron.. it works..
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no I use a small plastic funnel, but often I just pour the oil directly in the torch opening. there are minor spills but they quickly burn off with the first lighting.
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I used a Bernzomatic butane pencil torch to heat up the transfer tool. Held it about a half inch away from the darker blue tip of the flame for 30 seconds and it worked for me in curing the paint using the fabric part they say to use. Will it endure usage. Don't know yet but a iron would not do the heat trick nor would a heat gun.
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sorry, but i can't locate the instructions for my own flashlight. All I can suggest is to contact the manufacturer. They most likely have a website or an 800 number.
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Have to use super sharp scissors, then a nice hot flame. The center strands melt slower, so try to move slowly. I keep it in the blue part of the flame on a pocket lighter, but recently purchased a propane torch for the steadier heat. Try not to let it actually start on fire, though, it discolors the ends. Good luck!
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I have instructions in a JPG but don't think I can attach it here. Send me an email to enr06@skybeam.com. Or do a Google lookup. It is easy to use and most useful. I have several. TOM
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It would be a good tool for Scouts or anyone to learn to use for fire starting. I suggest some training on the proper use of this or any fire starter. It's a safe product, but learning how to use it properly will go a long way in avoiding frustration. It's not like lighting a match or lighter and putting the flame to some tinder. With the fire starter you need to have a tinder bundle ready, then scrape off some of the magnesium on it, finally striking the starter with steel to produce sparkw which ignite the scrapped off magnesium in the tinder.
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I want to know how to set it upTo get ready to learn how to us this welder ,can you help me with some instruction.
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Yea there is a cable that goes from a magnetic cap that magnetises to the end of the torch and plugs into a USB charger, or you computer. There should be a cradle which can be screwed to a vertical surface for the cap to lock into and the torch will hang from to charge.
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"Has the quality of this torch fallen in the last year?" I can not answer as this is my first and Last experience with this product. Perhaps I just got a bad one but I can't imagine them being worse than mine. If you can possibly afford it, do what I did and get the Blazer micro torch. It is another world and I am thrilled with the difference. Mike
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I broke up the wax and put it in the container and plugged it in on high. I had no instructions either that I can recall. I was perplexed by the oval plastic piece and someone told me it goes on the bottom under the wax. I didn't use the gloves at all. Once melted the first time it seems to melt much quicker. I suppose I will drop the plastic in when I melt it again.
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It depends upon what you are going to do with it. How long a burn? How long can you physically hold in the trigger. When you release the trigger, the flame stops. For me, I expect the tank life to be twice as long as my old torch. The reason is that I would use the old one and set it down lit. So, it would be burning; but, not being used on task. The 8000 trigger shuts off the gas. Thus, it saves a lot of gas for me. Also, you can adjust the volume of gas with the tank valve. I do not run it wide-open. So, my tank will last a long time. I expect this tank of gas to last at least 2-3 years!
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You will need regulators to use this torch. There is a kit available for small tanks. This is more expensive to use but practical for limited use. I The Little Torch with Regulators for Disposible TanksIf you decide to go to larger tanks you will need different regulators. I suggest going to a welding supply company as there are different configurations depending on what kind of gas you want to use. BTW I used these torches for 30 years before retiring. Best one available for fine work.
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I would say no. Your problem will be that the flame is a very precise, laser beam like flame. Extremely hot, and only being able to cover a very small area at a time.As well, this particular torch has not proven itself to be very reliable. My final assessment is to not purchase this torch.