Hello Uncle Hacktuber, I hope you are doing well. I'm back from space again. I was able to fry two aliens with my laser cannon, unfortunately not enough. Why don't you build a spaceship too, then we can go hunting together. Have a nice time Uncle Hacktuber!
My tank in the car is totally defective. Can I glue in a new filler neck with your super glue? The engine also shakes, the engine mounts are also broken. Can I fix the motor with your special glue?
some of these disposable lighters are do not have the flame adjustment lever right? so how come some refillable lighters you can adjust from the fill port? can you explain this , i assume the fill valve on those are different than the fill valve like you used correct?
@@Hacktuber not sure i know what you talking about but i am asking how come on some lighters you can adjust the flame height by using a flat head screwdriver to turn the refill valve on the bottom of the lighter? so those valves are different than the one you installed because they are connected to a stem that goes all the way up to the gas flame nozzle
You cannot adjust the flame height by turning the refill valve on any lighter. That only opens or locks out the valve, or is a cover over it. Flame adjustment is always by turning a valve at the top of the butane tank where it exits for ignition. @@ARCSTREAMS
not true at all you can definitely adjust flame height with a small flat head screwdriver on the bottom fill valve which allow that on some lighters, it depends on the type of fill valve , some lighters only have a brass pin valve surrounded by a rubber seal and on those lighters you can not adjust from there so they may have a lever on top or not and others have the full brass valve where you can adjust from there and may or may not have the lever adjustment too @@stinkycheese804
From what I have just seen (a large selection of lighters my mother is no longer able to user, but which are refillable) the refillable ones use the piezzo quartz button, whereas the traditional flint lighters (which are easier to operate) are not refillable. Some older people find it very difficult to push the button but easier to use the flint system.
lol, it's not that it's difficult to push the piezo button, rather that it has a finite lifespan and stops working, often sooner than the owner wishes to retire and throw away the lighter. It is an even more common situation on more expensive products like gas grills, though often then the manufacturer sells an overpriced replacement igniter assembly. With a flint, you simply, inexpensively replace it when worn down. @@techElephant
Actually they're not all that cheap if you use one a lot. Here, a Bic costs over $2 for about 0.16oz of butane in it. For under $10, I can get 10oz of butane to refill, refillable lighters, making replacement lighters about 12.5X more expensive. Plus having the butane is handy to refill my miniature torches and fireplace lighters which are more like $3 a piece or more. However I don't rip the valve out of one lighter and transplant glue it into another one. Instead, I'd rather a one time purchase of a butane lighter that comes with a fill valve, and use a flint instead of piezo, or there are inexpensive piezo based torches where you can get 4 for $10 delivered like the Eagle brand.
@@stinkycheese804 And how do you know I was not referring to refillable lighters. I said 'lighter', meaning ANY lighter. Refillable or non-refillable. Assumption is the mother of all f**k ups.
Because you did not specify that. Your f**kup if that's what you meant, particularly when most "cheap" lighters are not refillable, so the only logical way to interpret a vague statement is that it means more often than not. @@desertstar223
Please if you dont know what are you doing,Dont try this!!!!
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Hello Uncle Hacktuber, I hope you are doing well. I'm back from space again. I was able to fry two aliens with my laser cannon, unfortunately not enough. Why don't you build a spaceship too, then we can go hunting together. Have a nice time Uncle Hacktuber!
My tank in the car is totally defective. Can I glue in a new filler neck with your super glue? The engine also shakes, the engine mounts are also broken. Can I fix the motor with your special glue?
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some of these disposable lighters are do not have the flame adjustment lever right? so how come some refillable lighters you can adjust from the fill port? can you explain this , i assume the fill valve on those are different than the fill valve like you used correct?
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There is solution but not easy,there is metal piece that open the valve,that piece need to be adjusted lower so the flame will be lower.
@@Hacktuber not sure i know what you talking about but i am asking how come on some lighters you can adjust the flame height by using a flat head screwdriver to turn the refill valve on the bottom of the lighter? so those valves are different than the one you installed because they are connected to a stem that goes all the way up to the gas flame nozzle
You cannot adjust the flame height by turning the refill valve on any lighter. That only opens or locks out the valve, or is a cover over it. Flame adjustment is always by turning a valve at the top of the butane tank where it exits for ignition. @@ARCSTREAMS
not true at all you can definitely adjust flame height with a small flat head screwdriver on the bottom fill valve which allow that on some lighters, it depends on the type of fill valve , some lighters only have a brass pin valve surrounded by a rubber seal and on those lighters you can not adjust from there so they may have a lever on top or not and others have the full brass valve where you can adjust from there and may or may not have the lever adjustment too @@stinkycheese804
how to convert a non refillable lighter to a refillable lighter. step 1: buy a refillable lighter...
Yea, I'm a little confused about that as well.
Good video 👍
Thx
In Vietnam we has do that long time ago 😂
we *HAVE
Good video but I'll just use a Zippo lighter.
Waist of time, just buy a new one 😅
That is problem,if you cant buy,you can make out of 2 lighters
That valve is int he "non refillable" one but it is blocked.
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I don't understand the utility of this video, buy a rechargeable lighter...
From what I have just seen (a large selection of lighters my mother is no longer able to user, but which are refillable) the refillable ones use the piezzo quartz button, whereas the traditional flint lighters (which are easier to operate) are not refillable. Some older people find it very difficult to push the button but easier to use the flint system.
lol, it's not that it's difficult to push the piezo button, rather that it has a finite lifespan and stops working, often sooner than the owner wishes to retire and throw away the lighter. It is an even more common situation on more expensive products like gas grills, though often then the manufacturer sells an overpriced replacement igniter assembly. With a flint, you simply, inexpensively replace it when worn down. @@techElephant
Just buy another lighter. They're cheap
Actually they're not all that cheap if you use one a lot. Here, a Bic costs over $2 for about 0.16oz of butane in it. For under $10, I can get 10oz of butane to refill, refillable lighters, making replacement lighters about 12.5X more expensive. Plus having the butane is handy to refill my miniature torches and fireplace lighters which are more like $3 a piece or more.
However I don't rip the valve out of one lighter and transplant glue it into another one. Instead, I'd rather a one time purchase of a butane lighter that comes with a fill valve, and use a flint instead of piezo, or there are inexpensive piezo based torches where you can get 4 for $10 delivered like the Eagle brand.
@@stinkycheese804 And how do you know I was not referring to refillable lighters. I said 'lighter', meaning ANY lighter. Refillable or non-refillable. Assumption is the mother of all f**k ups.
Because you did not specify that. Your f**kup if that's what you meant, particularly when most "cheap" lighters are not refillable, so the only logical way to interpret a vague statement is that it means more often than not. @@desertstar223