Does it use flint for iginition?
274751
yes it does. a neat feature is that the whole flint wheel assembly pulls out of the lighter. so if the wheel goes bad you can just order a new assembly.
274752
Yes. You press down the wheel to start releasing gas. Then slide your finger down the wheel, causing it to grind the flint and spark, thereby igniting the gas.
690295
No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
858552
The flint storage consists of a black rubber tube attached to the key-ring. It is an open ended tube with no stopper. The flint fits snugly in the tube, however, and does not fall out.
1474155
The whole insides comes out of the case, it may take a little pressure to turn it but it will come out. You fill it up at the bottom and you can put a new flint in it also there.
460009
you just squeeze the middle of the lighter. it rubs the sticker against the flint and makes a spark. i found mine to be very tight at first so you might need an extra person to hold the torch while you use both hands to light it.
607945
Unscrew the cap, grab the striker (flint )wheel and pull. There will be some resistance but it will pull loose. It is dry and will be easier after filling. If this doesn't work add a drop or 2of lighter fluid around the space between the rim of the inner and outer components.
2009519
Yes. I am very impressed with this drill. Very powerful, and I drilled brick and cinder blocks with no problems. I hope this helps you. Ray
1971651
Not really, unfortunately :( This is a great kit for kids who are interested in Rock tumbling, but that's about all. My son's got polished and he was happy, but it didn't do the best job and the heavier rocks definitely crumbles the lighter, more fragile rocks.
50034
The Flame adjustment knob can be turned to your disired intent. From a barely held size (perhaps the heat of a lit candle) to a blow torch. The gas only emerges when the triigger is depressed. The low setting may not be concentrated enough for fine jewelery work. A standard map gas canister has the same threads. I have been told that any regular torch will work with map gas. But my smaller map torch has a much smaller concerntrated Flame for more detailed work.
2247763
no it does not it, a very good drill and a lot lighter than the 1/2" cap Milwaukee that I use for my heavey duty. As far as Masonry goes you don't always need a hammer drill if it's just afew every now and than. If you are going to do a lot of holes in masonry get one that has a hammer function. But why buy a tool you will only use once and it hangs around not being used.
1330977
No it does not. This stones in the sharpener are softer than the ceramic. GRS
776451
No, only the device and a carbide cutter. Not sure what you would use a stone on.
1050832
It does not require flints. It uses a metal coil that is heated up, similar to the cigarette lighter in a car.
2095087
it has own zippo flint in my product.it works , idk.open and look if there is a flint or not
410222
Not at all, as long as you use the carbide sharpener. My experience with flints is that it needs a sharp edge to throw sparks and with the V the carbide makes it shoots twice the amount cuz it hits two places.
1050831
No flints are necessary. There is nothing to ignite - there is no flame, it is an electronic coil that heats up to light your cigarette.
1050833
It does not require any flint. The lighter works with an electric coil, similar to a space heater. The wheel that normally would strike the flint to create the spark is more like a switch that activates the electricity and heats the coil. No flame, no flint, no liquid fuel. (Hope my answer is clear and answers your question)