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This actually looks like a lighter fluid based take on the classic fire steel. That tool is basically the metal bar part on the side of this thing, affixed to a solid block of magnesium metal, with a keychain. You need a knife to use it obviously, but it provides both extremely hot sparks for lighting fires and magnesium shavings for use as tinder.
I had one of these lighters last year and I really liked it. It took me a few tries to get used to it, but after that, it was pretty easy to light. The reason I don't have it now is because the twist-off match part of it was eventually damaged so it wouldn't twist onto the container correctly anymore and the lighter would leak. If stored properly, (i.e not on a keychain), it really is a good lighter and should last for a while.
I have had one of these for a few years now, the only issue I've found is that the o ring eventually wears out, but it's an easy fix. It's super convenient and once it's broken in, it gets easier to light.
Why is there oil in the pot water
This actually looks like a lighter fluid based take on the classic fire steel.
That tool is basically the metal bar part on the side of this thing, affixed to a solid block of magnesium metal, with a keychain.
You need a knife to use it obviously, but it provides both extremely hot sparks for lighting fires and magnesium shavings for use as tinder.
Isn't this the same kind of match that the Japanese guy was using when he burned his house while on Twitch?
you can start a fire with it… or light a bowl of weed with it……
1:54 In soviet russia, water = broth
Very greasy water
Even when he plays with fire he doesn't say safety is number one priority
It doesnt seem like u in the videp
boom! boom! boom! boom everghiwheargh
I had one of these lighters last year and I really liked it. It took me a few tries to get used to it, but after that, it was pretty easy to light. The reason I don't have it now is because the twist-off match part of it was eventually damaged so it wouldn't twist onto the container correctly anymore and the lighter would leak. If stored properly, (i.e not on a keychain), it really is a good lighter and should last for a while.
where can you buy that at
this would be nice for my bong. lol
first
Be careful with this. As you mentioned, it can catch fire. In fact, I believe some Japanese guy burned down his apartment with one of these.
I think you have hard water..
Taras is god
where you buy that match. ???????
Now Thats a russian Pan
got one at resent gun show.
boom
hahaha that acent thou
BOOM
Or use a lighter.
Taras put oil lamp fuel in that instead
Couldn't the box explode if the hot match lights the fuel up
My friend have same later
Tariff
Got mine from roadeavour! its really convenient at reliable! great vid!
Love this guy..one of the realist reviewers on youtube…gives great demonstration everytime without fail
Mine was really hot and I put the match back in and it exploded
shake it up
get it all sucked in
BOOM !!!!!
Lowkey looks like a flask
nc oil to test your waterproof lighter
Boom
how long is the duration of the fire?
"Now we gonna open the match… supermatch!" Idk why im dead hahaha
hey taras, Try BUDK. they have some nifty stuff there
Supiyah maach.
BOOM!
I’ll pray for you tars ?
Boom! Super much!
wow dirty water :/
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Boom
Water full of oil, dang that cook a rice, if the water wasn't as much dirty
Rubbing alcohol? Will that work???
Говори на своем языке черт блядь! Пиздец у тебя акцент ахуеть, не позорся !!.
That pretty cool you can put it on keychain. Very nice thatnks Taras.
I have had one of these for a few years now, the only issue I've found is that the o ring eventually wears out, but it's an easy fix. It's super convenient and once it's broken in, it gets easier to light.