Blow Torch Blowlamp Blowpipe 2 Liter Lamp Fuel Petrol Gasoline + English Manual

The torch is very well made. The spare parts being stored in handle is a plus. It works great and is efficient as well as creating a nice even flame once warmed up. Had no problem heating the few pieces of steel I tried. Used some 1/4" round bar and tried it on some 1/2x 3/4 flat bar.

The blowtorch itself is the most modern design anyone could hope for. It is well built, has steel parts rather than mere brass, and an updated flame nozzle, which needs no secondary air openings (this is important for anyone who wants to power heating equipment with it). There are three sizes available, which is convenient for people who have a particular task in mind. This product only gets four stars because, contrary to seller claims, the owners manual is in a foreign language. Purchasers can find the desired information online from several blowtorch sites, but such a goof doesn't deserve five stars.

We all know it's going to happen. It *could* be real zombies, but what we're facing is worse. Airborne rabies. Ever since avian flu, china's working on pathogens that can be spread by bats. Rabies that doesn't require saliva or blood exchange is the next outbreak. Good news, you can disable them without headshots but they're still infected. As tech infrastructure breaks down, you need a good reliable blowtorch, and this one runs on kerosene or gasoline, probably even vegetable oil. Perfect in an apocalypse. God Bless

Solid and well built

1st the inside of the tank was very rusty (see picture of the pump)2st the pump would not work at all... There was way too much grease in it3rd the pump check valve was missing it's spring.HERE IS THE CRITICAL PART:Finally after cleaning it... Add 50% gasoline/50% kerosene and light it...All was going well until it warmed up... As the flame was getting just about right the thing burstted into a a BIG ball of fire... I ran for the fire extinguisher and managed to put it out...The nozzle had fallen out leaving the pipe wide open blowing fuel...Seems the nozzle is just pressed in (not screwed) and the heat expansion made it pop out...If you already have one BEWARE... IF YOU DON'T THEN BUY FROM SOME OTHER SUPPLIER

I followed all instructions as required in the manual, I put kerosene in the bowl and allowed about 5 minutes for it to heat up properly, right from the beginning the flame couldn’t be adjusted, and also couldn’t be turned off all the way, I returned the torch to the seller, but haven’t received a refund after 30 days even though they approved me for a refund. The seller is dishonest , and Amazon has done absolutely nothing to resolve this issue.

Starting the torch can be a little exciting but once it is going, it’s a great torch. Reusable so you don’t need to worry about recycling those blue bottles and if used with Coleman white gas, really easy to operate and less smelly.

This is a modern version of the old brass blowtorches there were used widely used in the United States in the first half of the 20th century, but largely became obsolete with the advent of propane. It’s apparently made somewhere in Eastern Europe and the instruction manual is in a foreign language, but if you can operate an antique blowtorch, this works exactly the same.Fill the tank half full with white gas or Coleman fuel (leaving plenty of room for pressurized air), pump the tank about 50 times, fill the priming tray with file and light it. When the nozzle heats up, turn on the valve and you’re in business.It doesn’t get hot enough for welding, but it’s great for soldering, thawing pipes, burning unwanted vegetation, even cooking steaks. A fun useful tool.