Flint Spark Torch Igniter: Simplified Brass 🔥 Threaded Design with Reliable Ignition and Included Flint Review

This is only suitable for people with strong hands who can apply pressure to the movable arm to quickly close the gap. I've been using this type of attacker for ages, but this one is by far the worst.

This flint does not ignite instantly when squeezed. You have to hit it a few times and a few times I have to shut off the gas from my propane tank to set the flint and create a spark before continuing. This is extremely dangerous! My father is a welder, so I know the dangers here firsthand. Buyer warning!

My old one is worn out after over 40 years of daily use and I really didn't think I could find another one but thanks to Revain.com I did. Now I can taunt those who watch in amazement as I take my new antique from the cupboard handle and light the teapot. No pilot lights, electronic, computerized or gas powered devices are required.

This starts the torch but in most cases this is a problem. This does not put enough pressure on the flint to always spark. So you have to put one hand (that's how it has to work) properly on the thumb for it to work for me. Generally apply more downward pressure on the flint. I'll probably bend the thing around a bit to see if it does that on its own and see if that helps.