RTMMFG Brass Propane Torch Head: Ultimate Multi-purpose Gas Cooking Grill Attachment & Searing Head - Welding Torch Kit for Soldering, Steak Grilling, Sous Vide & BBQ Review

The first thing I noticed was the cheap plastic handle. If you try to use it at high temperatures, it is also very difficult to ignite

If the goal is to glow bright orange with hellfire, then this thing has done the job. As a burning tool, I'd be hard pressed to find a more useless and annoying way to do this. I'll stick to my usual torch of getting it right.

was damaged The ignition head no longer worked properly. The head began to misdirect the flame into the scorching head, resulting in a hot spot on the head and a very small flame in the front, even though the holes were unblocked. Ruined it looking for a better solution to toasting food than those overpriced butane gas burners.

My burner and spreader were broken and dangerous. If you hold the tip of the flashlight at an angle of more than 40 degrees, everything is fine. At an angle less than 40 degrees, the blue flame would instantly turn into an 8-9 inch ball of yellow flame. Also, a yellow fireball will flash if you move it left or right too quickly, even at a 40 degree angle. Creepy. It's too dangerous to relight to take a picture for this review. You can't roast meat unless you nail the meat to a fireproof wall.

Purchased to roast steaks after sous vide cooking. I have used it with a 1lb camping propane tank. Without an adapter I could not get the flashlight to ignite. No matter how low I set the throttle, the flow was too strong to ignite. The fan-type adapter worked well until you flipped it on its side to brown a steak. It then turns from a small blue flame into a bright orange fireball. After the overturning, liquid propane gas came out of the tank, which does not burn properly. I'm sending this…