Review on 🔥 EurKitchen Butane Torch with Gauge - Premium Culinary Torch Lighter for Creme Brulee, BBQ, Baking, Soldering, Crafts - Adjustable Flame, Safety Lock, Guard - Refillable - Gas Not Included by Mike Griffin

This product bakes without any problems. But it is also suitable for desoldering the internal locking mechanism for Cobalt x-25 series safes. A standard blowtorch generates too much heat and disables the safe to activate its secondary lock, in which case you won't have time. With just a can of butane and my fiber optic camera, I was able to manipulate the flame to exploit a flaw in the cable's inner wire holding the latch while my friend Carlito waited nearby in the van and my best friend Dave stood on top. and saw. "I thought you said it would take 15 minutes, what are we paying you for?" Dave asked me. But at that precise moment, I untied the cable wire and opened the door with the same butane torch that makes delicious crème brûlée. Have Dave rummage through the safe and take out the documents and such that were in his holdall. "Would you and Carlito like to go out for a drink afterwards or would you like to come over to my house and watch Step Brothers?" - Hm, no. we are busy sorry - Animated? What do you do? I asked. We're just busy, okay? stop being weird "Okay, then maybe I'm done opening all those safes for you. Maybe I was a fool when I thought you were my friend. Goodbye forever, idiot. - Wait wait! Okay, let's have a drink, but that's it. Good? That evening when we stopped at what I assumed was a bar, I was knocked out of the van as it was speeding that stretch. My advice is to only use this torch for baking, don't waste your time opening safes for people who say they're your friends but aren't true blues. Real friends don't lie and tell each other they care about you and then drop you off at a bar that's actually just a gas station. only wanted to do the work at night while he was working the night shift. And for what? Nothing. I wish I had made Crème Brûlée, which in Spanish means "burnt sugar in French".