Thanks Lighter 2018. I got my hands on another Colibri Sensatron 2000 touch sensor butane lighter, which i've repaired (was usual blocked fuel pipe), but discovered the filler valve was leaking quite badly. I took the filler valve out and noticed one of the two O rings was missing, replaced that, but still leaked. It was coming from the actual fill hole tube itself. Your video gave me the confidence (not been at this hobby long) to have a go and open the valve up and see what's up. It was a push fit type, and following your example, used two pliers to grip and pull / wiggle it apart. Roughed up the inner side brass a little, but took the burrs off with a little wet and dry paper. I replaced the inner fill tube O ring with a slightly larger dia one and put it back together (i stretched the spring a little too, but just a little). It still hisses out of that fill hole. Going to try another O ring next.
I can only travel through your computer system. I work six days a week and check the buisness out of Sundays for and hour or so. I try to squeeze my repairs in when Im not mentally fatigued.
You can get lots of different tiny sizes of gaskets from vape tanks and used coils. If you know a friend take every used atomizer coil and take it apart. Several grommets just in the coil. I have a case full of mini grommets and metal parts for so many uses. I save every lighter and torch for parts especially a piezo.
Hey GFC! Thanks, I think I stick to behind the camera, im not as handsome as I use to be, even though my wife might say so, shes a little partial to me for some reason.I'm glad the channel has helped. Take care, Doug
hola buenas, acabo de comprar un encendedor de la marca givenchi, es el modelo 2000 y al intentar recargarlo de gas este se escapa y ninguno de los adaptadores resulta valido sabe usted si existe algun adaptador especial para la marca givenchi ? me resultaria de gran ayuda gracias
Hi Mate, so I noticed you were saying that the Ronson valve with the pin in the centre are not repairable because you have to break them away and solder them back on, and I just wanted to inform you that you are actually wrong with a do breakaway in the centreand you can replace them rubber inside
I dont know which valve your are referring to as there are so many ronson valves. When I refer to non repairable valves, I refer to valves that basically aren't threaded together. I call the pressed fit valves non repairable for the average guy as he will most likely ruin a valve before he gets it apart. This is why I do these videos. You will have to be more specific and post a video link here for me to understand exactly what your referring to. Sometimes I don't make myself clear or say something wrong and catch it later after its uploaded. I'm not very good at all at editing videos so I try very little as I don't have the time.
Hey I was wondering what size flat screwdriver would be perfect for turning the flame adjustment valve that is in a torch lighter? I'm being specific about the type of lighter cause unlike other lighters it is alil deep in the lighter instead of being pretty much on the outskirts of a lighter
vary useful video I recently started collecting old lighters mostly from flea markets and such. I recently got a Scripto butane stainless flip top lighter. It's kind of slim looking. its missing parts of its valve I got it cheap thinking parts would be easy to find. I was under the vary wrong impression that there was some kind of standard sizing when it came to valves boy was I wrong. anyways I now know how important it is to have a more complete lighter if you have any advice on what I could do with my lighter if anything at all let me know your video helped me understand how maybe my incomplete valve works.
You should do voice over work. You have a great cowboy or western character voice. Your pliers at 07:44 do you know what they are called and what is their primary use? Thanks
I'm trying to make a refillable Bic lighter using a refill valve from a cheap torch that stopped working, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the valve out of the torch. It appears you're using some kind of tool to twist the refill valves out... what kind of tool is that?
i got a couple of my dad's old lighters a silver win barbi and copper(perhaps plated)win sensor with the unique touch metal sensor that sparks it so im not familiar with how that one works unlike the piezoelectric and both of them are not filling up or not holding the gaz i took the valves apart and noticed one o ring on the very top of the barbi valve near the thread was completely lacerated and on the win also cut or dried up but im not certain this is the problem as i doubt these end seals are holding the gas in ,anyways i set those aside for now and been wanting to fix my asg pocket torch that i got back in 2000, problem with that one was gas flow which i may have fixed by opening it up and trying to reset the gas line properly into the brass flame nozzle also there might be some clogging dirt in the nozzle or line but the other problem is the piezo wire is sparking in different places instead of on the nozzle so i may have to replace that one somehow, what i cant figure out is how the spark usually jumps between the wire tip and the flame nozzle despite there not being a return wire like you find in the bbq lighter wand piezos where you got two wires coming off the piezo so how is it the ones in lighters spark at the right place without a return wire to the piezo? also another question i have is about these fill valves, i guess there are two types some of them are only one way push in valves for filling and other ones have the long brass stem going through the tank and those ones you can adjust flame height with a flat head screwdriver from the bottom of the lighter on the fill valve itself correct? some have only the fill valve at the bottom and a lever flame height adjuster connected to the pull up valve(ie button and lever gas flow) on top which itself is either the gas nozzle or connected to a gas line that goes to a gas nozzle, others have both a lever adjuster and fill valve adjuster
Piezo's are a pain to figure out. I learned that even though a piezo might be working, doesn't mean its up for the job of consistently lighting a lighter. I found this out by switching out a piezo from a like new lighter to the older one, When I did this, Boom it lit right up. I stay away from servicing piezo lighters for this reason. Most of the cheaper lighters will have a single "Flame adjustment Filler Valve Combo" this is usually a simple valve system but cane be difficult at best to work on because of the pressed in stopper valve on the burner side of this mechanism, it can be hard to remove without breaking the top of the brass valve. I worked on several lighters lots sent to me that I couldnt repair and had to send back because of this issue. Ther are no parts for replacement and the best way would be to replace the whole valve.
@@Lighters-cf4bd indeed in fact the piezo in my lighter seems to be working fine when i pulled it out to inspect it , it's a good one made in japan and it even makes a stronger spark than the spare i have which i was planning to replace it with, and its wire cover seems to be intact with no cuts or lacerations so idk how its failing to properly spark at the right place inside the lighter when i assembled it together , perhaps i messed something up with the parts like the spring that is between the brass flame nozzle and the tank's top valve perhaps acting as an electric conduit and i may have placed it back wrong, the spring might also be doubling for the button metal lever as well , idk i think i placed it back properly but like you said these piezos are iffy once out of place ,pain in the ass to figure yup , i also had to splice a longer wire on the replacement piezo because its wire was too short and ill try to use that one to see if it works in there , i was thinking of cleaning up the flame nozzle and its filter screens but the rubber seal on it already looked squished enough and i did not want to risk getting it more damaged or creating a leak plus i have no idea what to use to clean those very small interior components without making it worse, the gas flow seems to be working well enough but not as strong as when i first got the lighter , still fun working on these things and figuring them out and learning as i go and its a great feeling when you repair things, many times i fixed home appliances or clocks and wristwatches , made a very thin solder on the micro small copper wire wound inside one watch to get it to work again my dad was impressed lol
but i want to ask you perhaps you might know, how does the spark happen between the tip of the piezo wire and the flame nozzle if there is no secondary return wire to the piezo? i noticed in bbq wand lighters the piezo has two wires but the ones in most lighters only have one so how is there a spark being generated unless your hand skin is acting like a conduit,, if you tried sparking a piezo on a piece of metal nothing happens unless you are touching that metal at the same time so do you know how these work in the lighter? another thing i cant figure out is how come the tip of the wire never melts or burns with that 2500deg flame right next to it or on it?? @@Lighters-cf4bd
i understand but if there is no return wire to close the circuit then how does the spark happen in the first place? is it not dependant on the skin of the hand acting like a positive or something like that? i know the spark is HV around 3kv but if there is no return wire that means it will spark on your hand and if so how does it go through the nozzle first and then goes where?@@Lighters-cf4bd
How do you remove the filler valve on vectors? I have a couple that are leaking from the outside seal on the filler valve and really just like to fix it myself instead of sending them in. Thanks for your videos
@@Lighters-cf4bd the filler valves on the vectors don't have a flat head screw groove so I'm not sure how to take that part out to fix the leak. I can't pretty much do everything else to the vectors though from switch tips, ignitors even the springs in the ignitors
Hi 👋 still working on that WIN like you did the 55 min rebuild video on and in the very beginning of that video you mentioned you had worked on the filler valve and never said another word about it so I just watched this 44 minute valve video and again you never mentioned the WIN. No hurry because I need to make or buy a tool to remove it. I tried hemostats and it started to turn easily but after about 3/4 turn it wouldn’t budge and you are right about that brass being soft 🤯😤 so I’m stopping until I have a proper tool.
Peace be upon you, Master, I wish you good health Master, if you please add Persian language to the channel, thank you. This program is really great. Excellent. If I have a translation of your speech, I think now that the English translation is active, you can also add Persian language. Also teach the master of Pioneer lighters or jet engine or mini jet Thank you, be successful and victorious
I don't have the time to spend hours adding persian CC, text. I would have to di it manually. I can send you english draft through email and you can do the translation yourself.
Hello Until now, my teacher thought that RUclips itself has software that converts text into Persian. I'm sorry, I have asked you several times. Send me the text teacher Master, how did you position the camera so that the beautiful camera from above dominates the work in the best way possible? Learn from the examples of jet and mini jet engine lighters Please advise on how to prepare lighter spare parts be successful and victorious
Hello! I've been trying to find the answer to this question for several months now. I have a butane gas lighter “Prestige by Cornwall” from Japan with a valve similar to 11:30 in your video (with a needle). I can't figure out which adapter I should use to fill it with. I went to all the local stores and wrote to many people on the Internet, but could not find an answer. I ask for your help.
Had the same issue with a Chinese opera mask keychain lighter as far as the butane coming out the bottom, I replaced the o-rings and worked great after that. Just have an issue getting it to come out the top.
Just bought a Peterson Pipe lighter and a can of Vector propane. None of the 5 adapters that came with the can seem right for the lighter. Any body know where to find a universal adapter or isn't there such a thing? Or maybe a company that sells a kit of a dozen or so different adapters? I did fill the lighter with one of the adapters but got a lot of spray back. Thanks for any help.
maybe it doesnt need and adaptor. I it could be spurting out butane because its already full.It doesnt take but a second or so to fill one when the aire is purged from the tank
Thanks for the quick response. This is my first butane lighter and included no intructions so this is all new to me. Do you mean the metal tip of the Butane can just be used as is without a plastic adapter? The valve and the tip look to be about the same size. I thought I'd need an attachment for the butane can that had a recessed hole and a surround that enclosed the lighter's valve. Is it just hole to hole...two flat faces? @@Lighters-cf4bd
my fuel nozzle is stuck after i pressed on it to bleed it, do you know how to fix it? i am thinking of just pulling it out but i don't know if that is going to work
Hy Sir ! great video for me. i have a question, i ordered me a ronson valve and it seems to be one of the pressfit ones. where can i get the "repairable " ones ? can you pls point me in a direction ?
The newer ronson valves are press fitted together. Go to eBay and type Ronson Valve. They are 4 to 5 dollars each, so they're cheap enough to just purchase one when you need one. Hope this helps
@@Lighters-cf4bd thanks , yes i found that valves on ebay. But do you know where to get the repairable ones ? Sice doesnt matter since i need it for a model engine So any link or name would help to avoid those cheapo ones. I just want to be able to service the hotbulb gas torch( the valve i mean)
You are right! The refill valves on disposable lighters work perfectly on fixing it! I didn’t finish the video and realized it myself then got back on to see the best gasket for the 10 or 6 mm one that it sits in. And I left off seconds before you mentioned where to get that gasket! I would have saved an hour. I have a drip tip gasket and will finish my ronson Veraflame table lighter repair in the morning so I don’t wake anyone up. Lol. I also have modern refill valves but they are bigger then the one for this so I didn’t sacrifice a torch just yet.
You dont buy new filler valves unless its a ronson Valve that they sell on ebay. All the valves I show are from various lighters I removed the good parts from over the years
" I ruined that one for sure"
Is probably the most common phrase my wife hears me say on a daily bases!
Kids Included!!!!
🤣
Thanks Lighter 2018. I got my hands on another Colibri Sensatron 2000 touch sensor butane lighter, which i've repaired (was usual blocked fuel pipe), but discovered the filler valve was leaking quite badly.
I took the filler valve out and noticed one of the two O rings was missing, replaced that, but still leaked. It was coming from the actual fill hole tube itself.
Your video gave me the confidence (not been at this hobby long) to have a go and open the valve up and see what's up. It was a push fit type, and following your example, used two pliers to grip and pull / wiggle it apart.
Roughed up the inner side brass a little, but took the burrs off with a little wet and dry paper. I replaced the inner fill tube O ring with a slightly larger dia one and put it back together (i stretched the spring a little too, but just a little). It still hisses out of that fill hole. Going to try another O ring next.
You can do it
I hope yall start touring big cities so others can learn about fire.
I can only travel through your computer system. I work six days a week and check the buisness out of Sundays for and hour or so. I try to squeeze my repairs in when Im not mentally fatigued.
You are very good In it I must confess.
You can get lots of different tiny sizes of gaskets from vape tanks and used coils. If you know a friend take every used atomizer coil and take it apart. Several grommets just in the coil. I have a case full of mini grommets and metal parts for so many uses. I save every lighter and torch for parts especially a piezo.
Movie quality voice dude! thanks for the video as it helped me not give up on my lighter
Hey GFC! Thanks, I think I stick to behind the camera, im not as handsome as I use to be, even though my wife might say so, shes a little partial to me for some reason.I'm glad the channel has helped. Take care,
Doug
12:50 that’s the valve I need for a vintage Firebird flipper I found at a yard sale
I probably have it.
hola buenas, acabo de comprar un encendedor de la marca givenchi, es el modelo 2000 y al intentar recargarlo de gas este se escapa y ninguno de los adaptadores resulta valido
sabe usted si existe algun adaptador especial para la marca givenchi ? me resultaria de gran ayuda gracias
Hi Mate, so I noticed you were saying that the Ronson valve with the pin in the centre are not repairable because you have to break them away and solder them back on, and I just wanted to inform you that you are actually wrong with a do breakaway in the centreand you can replace them rubber inside
I dont know which valve your are referring to as there are so many ronson valves. When I refer to non repairable valves, I refer to
valves that basically aren't threaded together. I call the pressed fit valves non repairable for the average guy as he will most likely
ruin a valve before he gets it apart. This is why I do these videos. You will have to be more specific and post a video link here for me to understand exactly what your referring to. Sometimes I don't make myself clear or say something wrong and catch it later after its uploaded. I'm not very good at all at editing videos so I try very little as I don't have the time.
Thanks... it is really informative... ❤
I have another video coming out about filler valves with a little more info
@@Lighters-cf4bd I'll search your other videos... You are giving us really rare information.. Thanks 😃...
God bless you 💐❤💐
I have a eagle torch and the middle center piece star came out , where the flames comes out . How do I put middle star back in?
Never worked on one like that before. Sorry I cant help yah. Might be cheaper to just buy another one
The unrepairable ones can often be CAREFULLY soldered, but remove or shield the o-rings first. Kinda like small-scale brazing copper & brass plumbing.
Ive thought about that, but if I should have to work on it again its such a pain to remove the soldier
Hey I was wondering what size flat screwdriver would be perfect for turning the flame adjustment valve that is in a torch lighter? I'm being specific about the type of lighter cause unlike other lighters it is alil deep in the lighter instead of being pretty much on the outskirts of a lighter
vary useful video I recently started collecting old lighters mostly from flea markets and such. I recently got a Scripto butane stainless flip top lighter. It's kind of slim looking. its missing parts of its valve I got it cheap thinking parts would be easy to find. I was under the vary wrong impression that there was some kind of standard sizing when it came to valves boy was I wrong. anyways I now know how important it is to have a more complete lighter if you have any advice on what I could do with my lighter if anything at all let me know your video helped me understand how maybe my incomplete valve works.
send me an email with photos. Maybe i have a part if needed. lighters2018@gmail.com
You should do voice over work. You have a great cowboy or western character voice.
Your pliers at 07:44 do you know what they are called and what is their primary use? Thanks
www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=parallel+pliers&_sop=12
Thanks Buddy!!
I'm trying to make a refillable Bic lighter using a refill valve from a cheap torch that stopped working, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the valve out of the torch. It appears you're using some kind of tool to twist the refill valves out... what kind of tool is that?
Just get a screwdriver and a dremel or file and make one for yourself. You will eventually run out of flint on a bic lighter then what?
i got a couple of my dad's old lighters a silver win barbi and copper(perhaps plated)win sensor with the unique touch metal sensor that sparks it so im not familiar with how that one works unlike the piezoelectric and both of them are not filling up or not holding the gaz i took the valves apart and noticed one o ring on the very top of the barbi valve near the thread was completely lacerated and on the win also cut or dried up but im not certain this is the problem as i doubt these end seals are holding the gas in ,anyways i set those aside for now and been wanting to fix my asg pocket torch that i got back in 2000, problem with that one was gas flow which i may have fixed by opening it up and trying to reset the gas line properly into the brass flame nozzle also there might be some clogging dirt in the nozzle or line but the other problem is the piezo wire is sparking in different places instead of on the nozzle so i may have to replace that one somehow,
what i cant figure out is how the spark usually jumps between the wire tip and the flame nozzle despite there not being a return wire like you find in the bbq lighter wand piezos where you got two wires coming off the piezo so how is it the ones in lighters spark at the right place without a return wire to the piezo?
also another question i have is about these fill valves, i guess there are two types some of them are only one way push in valves for filling and other ones have the long brass stem going through the tank and those ones you can adjust flame height with a flat head screwdriver from the bottom of the lighter on the fill valve itself correct? some have only the fill valve at the bottom and a lever flame height adjuster connected to the pull up valve(ie button and lever gas flow) on top which itself is either the gas nozzle or connected to a gas line that goes to a gas nozzle, others have both a lever adjuster and fill valve adjuster
Piezo's are a pain to figure out. I learned that even though a piezo might be working, doesn't mean its up for the job of consistently lighting a lighter. I found this out by switching out a piezo from a like new lighter to the older one, When I did this, Boom it lit right up. I stay away from servicing piezo lighters for this reason.
Most of the cheaper lighters will have a single "Flame adjustment Filler Valve Combo" this is usually a simple valve system but cane be difficult at best to work on because of the pressed in stopper valve on the burner side of this mechanism, it can be hard to remove without breaking the top of the brass valve. I worked on several lighters lots sent to me that I couldnt repair and had to send back because of this issue. Ther are no parts for replacement and the best way would be to replace the whole valve.
@@Lighters-cf4bd indeed in fact the piezo in my lighter seems to be working fine when i pulled it out to inspect it , it's a good one made in japan and it even makes a stronger spark than the spare i have which i was planning to replace it with, and its wire cover seems to be intact with no cuts or lacerations so idk how its failing to properly spark at the right place inside the lighter when i assembled it together , perhaps i messed something up with the parts like the spring that is between the brass flame nozzle and the tank's top valve perhaps acting as an electric conduit and i may have placed it back wrong, the spring might also be doubling for the button metal lever as well , idk i think i placed it back properly but like you said these piezos are iffy once out of place ,pain in the ass to figure yup , i also had to splice a longer wire on the replacement piezo because its wire was too short and ill try to use that one to see if it works in there , i was thinking of cleaning up the flame nozzle and its filter screens but the rubber seal on it already looked squished enough and i did not want to risk getting it more damaged or creating a leak plus i have no idea what to use to clean those very small interior components without making it worse, the gas flow seems to be working well enough but not as strong as when i first got the lighter , still fun working on these things and figuring them out and learning as i go and its a great feeling when you repair things, many times i fixed home appliances or clocks and wristwatches , made a very thin solder on the micro small copper wire wound inside one watch to get it to work again my dad was impressed lol
but i want to ask you perhaps you might know, how does the spark happen between the tip of the piezo wire and the flame nozzle if there is no secondary return wire to the piezo? i noticed in bbq wand lighters the piezo has two wires but the ones in most lighters only have one so how is there a spark being generated unless your hand skin is acting like a conduit,, if you tried sparking a piezo on a piece of metal nothing happens unless you are touching that metal at the same time so do you know how these work in the lighter?
another thing i cant figure out is how come the tip of the wire never melts or burns with that 2500deg flame right next to it or on it?? @@Lighters-cf4bd
@@ARCSTREAMS the electronic spark will take the path of least resistance. Piezo placement can be very very tedious to adjust sometimes
i understand but if there is no return wire to close the circuit then how does the spark happen in the first place? is it not dependant on the skin of the hand acting like a positive or something like that? i know the spark is HV around 3kv but if there is no return wire that means it will spark on your hand and if so how does it go through the nozzle first and then goes where?@@Lighters-cf4bd
How do you remove the filler valve on vectors? I have a couple that are leaking from the outside seal on the filler valve and really just like to fix it myself instead of sending them in. Thanks for your videos
Never worked on a vector. Watch my videos.
@@Lighters-cf4bd the filler valves on the vectors don't have a flat head screw groove so I'm not sure how to take that part out to fix the leak. I can't pretty much do everything else to the vectors though from switch tips, ignitors even the springs in the ignitors
@@BassBrotherBuild send me a photo of what your talking about to
lighters2018@gmail.com
Hi 👋 still working on that WIN like you did the 55 min rebuild video on and in the very beginning of that video you mentioned you had worked on the filler valve and never said another word about it so I just watched this 44 minute valve video and again you never mentioned the WIN. No hurry because I need to make or buy a tool to remove it. I tried hemostats and it started to turn easily but after about 3/4 turn it wouldn’t budge and you are right about that brass being soft 🤯😤 so I’m stopping until I have a proper tool.
The filler valves are the simplest repair. Just remove it and measure the oring and seal needed then check out oringsandmore
Peace be upon you, Master, I wish you good health
Master, if you please add Persian language to the channel, thank you. This program is really great. Excellent. If I have a translation of your speech, I think now that the English translation is active, you can also add Persian language.
Also teach the master of Pioneer lighters or jet engine or mini jet
Thank you, be successful and victorious
I don't have the time to spend hours adding persian CC, text. I would have to di it manually. I can send you english
draft through email and you can do the translation yourself.
Hello
Until now, my teacher thought that RUclips itself has software that converts text into Persian. I'm sorry, I have asked you several times.
Send me the text teacher
Master, how did you position the camera so that the beautiful camera from above dominates the work in the best way possible?
Learn from the examples of jet and mini jet engine lighters
Please advise on how to prepare lighter spare parts
be successful and victorious
Okeyh good and good prinjy
thanks!
Hello!
I've been trying to find the answer to this question for several months now. I have a butane gas lighter “Prestige by Cornwall” from Japan with a valve similar to 11:30 in your video (with a needle). I can't figure out which adapter I should use to fill it with. I went to all the local stores and wrote to many people on the Internet, but could not find an answer. I ask for your help.
Hello, did you ever figure out the valve/ adapter for the valve?
How do i unsrew valve first if can see any way of srew unscrew
How about some contact information. I really want to send you my mark cross
Jonathan, My email is lighters2018@gmail.com Send me an email along with some info on your lighter and work it out
With my firebird metal lighter. I’m having trouble getting butane in it, and coming out of the top to light. It keeps escaping from the bottom.
Send me photos of the lighter and filler valve. Maybe you need an adaptor. lighter2018@gmail.com
Had the same issue with a Chinese opera mask keychain lighter as far as the butane coming out the bottom, I replaced the o-rings and worked great after that. Just have an issue getting it to come out the top.
What is the valve at the top.of the torch called.
Jet burner, flame valve, burner valve, I'm not for sure the correct name
Outlet valve
Hot bit.
Just bought a Peterson Pipe lighter and a can of Vector propane. None of the 5 adapters that came with the can seem right for the lighter. Any body know where to find a universal adapter or isn't there such a thing? Or maybe a company that sells a kit of a dozen or so different adapters? I did fill the lighter with one of the adapters but got a lot of spray back. Thanks for any help.
maybe it doesnt need and adaptor. I it could be spurting out butane because its already full.It doesnt take but a second or so to fill one when the aire is purged from the tank
Thanks for the quick response. This is my first butane lighter and included no intructions so this is all new to me. Do you mean the metal tip of the Butane can just be used as is without a plastic adapter? The valve and the tip look to be about the same size.
I thought I'd need an attachment for the butane can that had a recessed hole and a surround that enclosed the lighter's valve. Is it just hole to hole...two flat faces? @@Lighters-cf4bd
@@bogbel1 Ive never seen the inside of the valve of a gemline. Just give it a try!
my fuel nozzle is stuck after i pressed on it to bleed it, do you know how to fix it? i am thinking of just pulling it out but i don't know if that is going to work
On a modern one I just kept pressing until it released. But some aren’t fixable if the valve is plastic and that doesn’t work.
Hy Sir ! great video for me. i have a question, i ordered me a ronson valve and it seems to be one of the pressfit ones. where can i get the "repairable " ones ? can you pls point me in a direction ?
The newer ronson valves are press fitted together. Go to eBay and type Ronson Valve. They are 4 to 5 dollars each, so they're cheap enough to just purchase one when you need one. Hope this helps
@@Lighters-cf4bd thanks , yes i found that valves on ebay. But do you know where to get the repairable ones ? Sice doesnt matter since i need it for a model engine
So any link or name would help to avoid those cheapo ones.
I just want to be able to service the hotbulb gas torch( the valve i mean)
@@pirminkogleck4056 send me a email and show me what your looking for. I may have it. lighters2018@gmail.com
You are right! The refill valves on disposable lighters work perfectly on fixing it! I didn’t finish the video and realized it myself then got back on to see the best gasket for the 10 or 6 mm one that it sits in. And I left off seconds before you mentioned where to get that gasket! I would have saved an hour. I have a drip tip gasket and will finish my ronson Veraflame table lighter repair in the morning so I don’t wake anyone up. Lol. I also have modern refill valves but they are bigger then the one for this so I didn’t sacrifice a torch just yet.
Where do you buy these?
You dont buy new filler valves unless its a ronson Valve that they sell on ebay. All the valves I show are from various lighters I removed the good parts from over the years
Consider a low power stereo microscope.
I think a better choice would be a 4K HDMI Microscope
Bad voice
Thank You!😀
Bagels nonsense