A better and more powerful butane gas flame gun that can melt aluminium! Chinese fire torch review 

yes, the knob is to adjust the gas. This one is much better than the ones I reviewed before

Yes, better and more expensive

much better

yea, it's not bad

Thanks for the comment, I would be happy to reviews one of your flame guns😎

@@QLTD no problem! I can send you free sample 😝

The ignition is good when you use it the first time, but after awhile it becomes useless

Got it from Aliexpress

not really. it's only as dangerous as the user is dumb.

flame gun

نعم من الصين

​@@QLTD أعتقد أنك على صواب. منجم لا يشير إلى مكان صنعه.

*enchant table noise*

They're actually pretty safe, but dangerous in the hands of someone not knowing what they're doing. For example - lighting it with your fingers directly in the path of where the flame is going to be instantly once its lit. Sure, understandable if you've never used one before, but... not understandable for someone who's made instructional videos on basically, at least functionally, the exact same device before.

@@MJLiptak if you get a faulty one the whole can will explode and you wont survive so it is more dangerous just use a regular torch

@@mrcloud9750 never heard of that happening - ever. As a career firefighter, and having a degree in Fire Science, I've sat through more than my fair share of classes relating to fire behavior, as well as explosions resulting from flammable gasses. The two main purposes of our gas meters are to search for, aside from the type of gas, is how close they are to their upper & lower explosive limits, or UEL & LEL. Even if somehow you were to get inside the can and caused a spark - there would be no explosion - not enough oxygen. I would say get a flame inside the can, but that would be impossible - again, not enough oxygen for even a flame. As far as I'm aware of there's two ways the can would explode. Either exposed to extreme heat causing the gas inside to expand beyond the cans ability to continue to contain the gas, or a catastrophic failure of the can. I'm unsure what you're implying that the torch is doing, or could do, to the can to cause a catastrophic failure, but it's beyond my imagination.

@@MJLiptak i just said faulty pieces could cause an explosion if the torch is on and ignited

@@mrcloud9750 I apologize if I don't understand your point fully, parts can be viewed as the can and the torch, or as the individual components of the torch. Either way, looking at it mechanically, I can't see how the torch could possibly cause a catastrophic failure in the can, and if you're about the individual parts of the torch perhaps breaking, or being faulty, perhaps that could cause a leak, or loose control of the control knob, but even if that happened it should just burn uncontrollably until empty. I cannot imagine anything other than over heating the can, or catastrophic failure, causing an actual explosion.