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I had this for 6 years. It finally gave out. It doesnt light anymore but the fuel works. Maybe can light it with a lighter

Omfg WAY TOO MUCH BUTANE! 3 seconds, more than enough. Overfilling is bad for torches

They leak out as fast as you fill them , wonder why they dont come with the pointed soldering thimble , then i could solder with it , if it didn't leak out as fast as you fill it ..

Will you take half off if i tell you your a nice person ????

Thanks! Very clear, no bull teaching. Like this dude

I'm going to get one

Why not use a cordless drill with a hex bit ??

Why not include the rabbet in the 1/4 bit toolpath ?

Can this be used to heat a copper pipe for soldering?

If nobody has already said so. Those threaded inserts should also have been I stalled from the bottom.. Screw them in, screw them out l, a little glue and screw them back in..

85 yearold leather craft worker, lol MY bench isn.t nearly as neat as that, keep after it, WE are fast becoming extinct. :)

I agree that video is not bad besides the fact that you really talked harbor freight down to the point of almost making a person not want to shop there😮 The harbor freight micro torch actually is a pretty good tool , But the safety child latch yeah it sucks hard to work with at times. (maybe if I had itty bitty fingers It would be easier to deal with🤭)and the igniter sucks! But that's only if you use it a lot! And there's no instructions on how to replace that igniter! Well I'm looking for some anyway and I'm on my second one, If you happen to use it a lot like everyday 6 or 7 times a day You might get four or five months on the igniter anyway that's What I got out two of them So 30 bucks a year maybe isn't as cheap as you think You know it's name brand is not harbor freight meaning they don't make it They only sell it. I have found a sparker or bic lighter will ignite the micro torch not as convenient but works...

I just got the same one from Harbor Freight. The cashier said "it's final sale". I wasn't planning to return it but asked "well, unless it's defective, I won't return it" Cashier said "it is still final" Came home, tried to fill in, it doesn't take the gas, keeps spilling. I bought exactly the same butane can thinking the nipple might be different, same thing. I looked up the website, thinking not return, but there should be solution or fix for this. "No warranty" it says and nothing more..

Where can I see on how to dismantle it ?

I've been selling on FB for a while and there are always three types of buyers: serious ones, never-responders, and bankrupt hagglers. Right now, I have 20+ "Is it available" messages I've responded to. None of my responses were read. They just vanish. If I send a follow up, they'll read that one and then never respond. Some of my listings are for high-end items marked down about 25-35% below retail value. Even with my ad set up to not accept lower offers and me specifically stating such in the first line of the description, there are always people offering 1/10th of the price. Some become surprisingly rude about it, complaining that they don't have the money to buy it. Somehow, they think FB is a charity. I had a guy expecting to get a new OLED Nintendo Switch for $75. Yeah...

Should have turned off the lights to see the change in the flame

I see it is 6 years since you made the video. How is it holding up.

what CAM software can use raspian linux OS, freecad not working me, come alltime only black big triangle top off display not can draw.

Is the only flame adjust on side.

For best results, wait 3or4 minutes for butane to warm up before use.

I’m lazy… I would have cut off an Allen wrench and chucked it in my drill to remove the inserts.

Shit works great for dabs

People are just too stupid and dumb. There's no way around it.

If you hate Harbor Freight Tools so much, then why do you review them? It looked liked it did exactly what it was designed to do at 60% less the cost of the other brand you mentioned.

for the love of god DON'T LISTEN TO THIS GUY when it comes to grounding the alligator clip. don't put it on that bolt holding your belt in place. it's going to cause you headaches trying to retighten it to the right specification. just run that ground into the control box and use the bolt on the top left stand off.

Its wicking into the wood grain, the best practice for spraying is to use shelack, coat it a couple times before spraying.

Nonchalant: Old wife didn't work anymore. Had to go pick up a new one...😮 But on a more serious note, thank you for walking through that. I just picked one up myself with a slightly different refiller but it gave me the confidence to light it up to try to loosen the O2 sensors on the van while I got it apart to replace the alternator.

What kind of depth can you get with this on Granite?

You're 100% correct about the chemicals. I've been facing the same issue.

The tool marks have absolutely nothing to do with the spoil board they are a result of your spindle not being properly trammed that means it's janky or crooked. If you want your cam program to recognize the details then simply tell it to do as it's told or else! Or you could just state you have a smaller bit it won't know your lying unless it's a surplus buy computer from Tesla....

Nice review but in a situation where "I'm Never Coming Home" I want to take more with me than a tiny tin!😂

Wow you have done a good job but attaching the camera to the Z axis is very distracting.

The allowance setting lets you adjust the size of the fingers. If you had entered 0.01", you basically gave a quarter of a millimeter allowance for the joints to fit more loosely. A zero allowance means your joints, especially in thicker wood, will take more force to put together.

i got mine for 7 bucks on sale, the crappy thing is harbor freight in my area doesnt sale butane i had so drive somewhere else just to get it

The bear looks amazing!

Mine has not really worked hardly at all. That is Harbor Freight hit or miss .. Win some lose some

No ice presentation 😊

What size tee nuts did you use

Nice setup. I will do something similar.

So you did all this with the carbide sw? You don't have to have one program for design and another to generate the G-Code? the makerspace at my company has one of these and I'm excited to try it! Turns out lots of people use lots of software it sounds like

Nice work. T-nuts are a lot better

Honestly. Give that thing a good soak with coconut oil and maybe keep the side to you more flat and the bulge on the outer after you widen out the tips on top of the W pattern.... Looks awesome

Awesome review just what I needed. Thanks. Gonna use this to warm up some old bolts that need to come out.

Also use as a culinary tool for tuna melts, charring chiles, tomatoes, caramelizing sugar on bananas, oh, yum,

Really pissed me off today a guy messaged me and I ask me if I’d take less and we agreed on a price then he asked if I could meet him 15 miles away yeah that’s right 30 miles round trip.I said no and stated if he wanted item he’d have to come to my part of town so we agreed on convenience store location near me for meet up I gave him address to the store 2 times.Well today he states he’s headed my way few minutes go by he message me he was there at the store I’m like I’m here and see no one parked there.Thinking he’s made a mistake on the address i message him it again.Next thing I know this guy drop pinned his location to me and it shows 8 miles away!I say no this is not the address we agreed to meet up at and then he proceeds to try and get me to drive the 8 miles!I again say no and for the 4th time messaged him the agreed upon meet up,address!I getting aggravated and irritated and tell him if he isn’t there in 15 minutes I’m leaving!He then has the balls to ask if I can meet him tomorrow LOL!I finally said fuck it I’m done dealing with this asshole and blocked him.

Mate, you truly solved my issue. Great instruction . Thanks so much.

Yikes Stripes, I'm sure glad I watched this before kicking off my TNut job! I was already to cut, but decided to do a single hole test on a piece of scrap MDF, 7 single holes with single adjustments later I was finally happy with the way the TNuts both went in, didn't fall out, and cleared the back of the board. Only saying for the low cost generic 1/4 inch TNuts I found I used .8 x .15 for the back clearance and .3 for the through hole - tight but not obstinate going in and took a good whack to get out with a thousandth or two clearance beneath the back of my spoiler. Hope they hold for the life of that board....

oramask that you was using is a stenical mask not a full mask like you thought it was

Im fairly new to leatherwork. Well new to taking it seriously and I've found you need a lot more than people let on in most videos. The kits on ebay and Amazon might have seemingly a lot of tools but a lot of them aren't the sizes you need and half you'll never use. Especially if you want to make a variety of stuff. Then you need a variety of leather and that's not cheap. Then the hardware in a variety of sizes and gauges and finishes and dyes and threads etc. And you need to store them all. Then miscellaneous equipment like bowls, mats, boards, brushes, sponges etc. The list goes on haha. If you've got any handy or craft skills most will feel far too limited when starting out. You can get away with the minimum stuff recommended in most videos but you won't get a nice end product. And you'll have very limited outcomes. Which is hard when your imagination or expectations are broad. This is the 1st really honest beginners set up video ive found. 10/10 on this underrated video. P.s. I spent about $2000 + Aud (roughly $1500 usd) in buying the low end tools from cheap Chinese importers and all my leather and dyes and threads and different gauge tools, mats, boards etc etc and a a couple of different half hides etc. And I see another $1000 aud minimum in my future to get more threads and dyes and finishes and hardware etc. Im making my own stitching pony and different wood bits n pieces. And I still need decent Tracing papers etc. Haha it's expensive when you want to do it right.

great job, what size t nuts do you use?