The GrillGun vs The Su-VGun in Lighting a Grill and Searing Meat
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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I ordered both, though I will probably use the su vee gun more for my kamado. The grill gun is more for lighting the campfire and the I'm the "Man" effect...
the grillgun gives more distance for safety lighting lump for sure..
Just got the Su-v version. Thank you for this vid dude. Exactly what I needed
Glad I could help
Can’t wait to get mine. My searzall is just too slow.
Thanks for the video! I'm glad to finally see the Su-V Gun in action and I'm happy with just getting that one. I contemplated getting both but I think I'll just keep my free shipping pledge for the Su-V Gun only. I'll mostly be using it for searing and I'll probably keep using my chimney starter for charcoal. I can't imagine using the Su-V gun indoors though, that seems like it is just asking for trouble! Sure the flame is shorter but it still doesn't look like it should be used inside!
Thanks for the comment Elangomatt! your thoughts are appreciated...
Awsome review at first I was skeptical about the su-vgun as it was smaller thus making me believe it would be less suitable for searing but after seeing this and seeing how concentrated and powerful it is at its size I’m definitely going to get that one
Thanks! you can still get in on it here -www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-grillgun-the-ultimate-charcoal-grill-torch#/
I actually got both in the combo package 😃I love the fact you said Maillard reaction- a term I learned at the CIA 25 years ago and not many people know or use - great video
Thanks!
Thanks for this! Very interesting & informative
Thanks for the comment Rooster Q! your thoughts are appreciated...
Great side by side comparison. I chose the Su-V gun and after seeing this, I'm glad I did. Maybe I'll get lucky and be 1 of the 50 who wins a grill gun. Thanks again!
Thanks for the comment IcecoldDan26! your thoughts are appreciated...
Wow, those guns put out some serious fire. Nice review.
they are really powerful.. actually light a charcoal grill for ready use in 20 seconds
Whoa, I can't believe I've been using an Iwatani when this exists! Thanks for the video, off to order...
Thanks for the comment Adam Machanic! your thoughts are appreciated...
Thanks for the review. How do these compare to a garden/weed torch?
I wanted something for indoor use. I don't want to go outside and use the flame thrower attached to the 20 lb propane tank anymore. I was definitely going to get the Su V gun as it's smaller. Then I saw you light charcoal with it and said HELL NO. This gun is going to burn my kitchen down. But then towards the end, where you controlled the flame, I reconsidered. I might just get one now since I think I can control it indoors.
yes, you can control it to work indoors, you still need to sear on something like a sheet pan, but it is much better than the searzall for sure.
Looks great! Just bought one and waiting for it to arrive. Suggestions on getting grill marks?
buy a set of GrillGrates for grill marks... they have them for just about any grill amzn.to/2wmJuUB
Great video, was thinking to get the su v gun to light my wood in my pizza oven thinking the original is too much power
they both work about the same, the grill gun is longer so you avoid getting hit with any sparks..
Well my other butane torch that I won’t mention the brand went out after two and half years and it was a tiny flame and had a fan so still had to wait forever to get a fire and use fire starters. So I think it’s finally time to buy the su v gun to replace it. I like that you just attach the propane rather than try to fill the gun because that’s a pain to me
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I was holding off buying till your video came out, I've gone for the sous vide gun but not sure if it's safe to use indoors as the flame is a lot higher than i anticipated
one of the things I didn't show well enough I guess is that you can use the red knob to manually adjust the flame so it does not need to be at full blast to sear, that is how I would use it inside, I would not use the trigger to max out the flame..
Am so glad I ordered both lol
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About how long do you think the propane tank will last with theses guns? I know those size tanks aren't very expensive but just wondering how often i'll be replacing them.
that will all depend on how often you use it. I would expect it could easily light at least 10 grills with one small can.
Is there any propane taste from these guns?
And if you only had to choose one, which would you choose? Thanks
I did not have any propane taste as the high intensity flame burns that off. Propane itself has no smell or taste, the smell you get is an added chemical so we can detect a leak.. if I personally was only getting one, I would get the Su-Vgun as it is more compact and fits my personal needs.
Go the the channel SuisVideEverything and watch his comparisons!
Only if you hold it too close--don't hold it so the inner blue flame contacts the food.
What’s the best to get if you want to do both sear and lighting the Webber?
sous vide gun works great
Good video review of this product.
Thank you!
With Fathers Day around the corner I was hoping to get one of these for my dad. He's not a cook (haha) but likes his wooden fireplace, has a green egg bbq. In your opinion what would be a better choice for him SV or Torch Gun. Sorry I realize it's a vague question just can't make up my mind and really hope to get the right model for him. Thanks in advance.
for lighting grills and fireplaces the GrillGun...
@@FireWaterCooking thanks
Great Review!
Thanks!
Nice video, the Kickstarter page says 60 seconds to light a charcoal grill, after seeing you do it in like 12 seconds they should update their page. I can't imagine what 60 seconds would do.
60 seconds maybe for logs... 😀
@@FireWaterCooking lol, I would imagine this would be the best thing ever to finish my Sous Vide chicken breasts with my blackened rub. Doing that in my kitchen leaves my kitchen smokey for like an hour. Too bad I gotta wait until December, or maybe Jan-Feb to get one! I didn't even know this existed until about an hour ago. But now I can't live without it.
Thanks for the comparison. Great video! I just ordered the Su V Gun. Have a Searzall but have never used it. Have always used either a cast iron skillet or my cheap propane chef's torch. But the Su V Gun is a man's tool...
it will blow you away!
I recently got the grill gun ( full size ) very well engineered product. Worth the extra $.
Thanks for the comment Ed Hourigan! your thoughts are appreciated...
How hot does the grill gun get? Scared if it can burn through my pk cast aluminum grill?
No chance it can burn through the PK
Whats that seal gasket on your smoker?
it is an oven type gasket that comes standard on the Kamado Joe 2 and 3 grills..
Either of these safe to use on a stovetop on a iron pan or something? With no paper nearby?.. dang apartment life
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If you have to pick only one gun for all purposes, which one do you pick?
suvgun
Ooooo. I sous vide all the time. I want one!
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Nice video…any propane or over burnt taste on meat?
no, not at all.. it burns too hot for that
Are these good to us as a Contact tracer repellent?
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Man, thank you! I backed the Su-V Gun, then changed my mind for the big one lol. After seeing the Su-V Gun in action, I think its a better fit for my needs. Mostly searing with an occasional charcoal light. Anyway, thank you for the video and I can't wait to get one.
glad you enjoyed it!
I did the switcheroo myself too! originally went for the su-v gun, then switched to the grill gun, then saw this and went back, lost my free shipping, but oh well, the price we pay for indecision!
I don’t have either, but both luck extremely fun, and manly. LOL
they are still in Kickstarter, you can get involved at www.grillblazer.com
About how many uses can you get from the short Coleman propane tank?
At least 50
@@FireWaterCooking Thanks! It seems to me that the Su-V gun is more versatile for lighting the charcoal and searing. I have a Kamado Joe Big Joe and would use something like this primarily for lighting the fire and only occasionally use it for searing. Which one would you get if you were me? I use Kamado Joe firestarters today and even though I’m not unhappy today waiting for the fire to start, I’m intrigued by using this product.
Diffuser plate is to spread out the flame, no? Not concentrate the flame?
no, this one actually concentrates the blue flame to the center, it is not a screen like the Searzall...
@@FireWaterCooking could i crisp up chicken wings after I pull from smoker with this gun?
@@ericporter2373 yes or course
They do look like a good companion for the sous-vide process. Sous-vide gives perfect temperature control but leaves my meat looking grey. These flamethrowers look like they sear the meat rather well. At that heat rate, I suspect they go through gas cylinders like a teenager through potato chips.
too bad you are not basing your comments on experience.. I have had both of these even before they went on sale to the public an I can you can get lots of uses out of one can of propane.. they burn the gas more efficiently...
Just engineering fundamentals. Heat requires fuel, and lots of heat requires lots of fuel.
@@stokerboiler You're not learning from his pointer and clarification and still stubbornly pulling over-generalizations out of your buttocks. Try to learn from other's real-world EXPERIENCE if you haven't had hands-on experience. Stop littering RUclips with your ignorance, chump.
So, other than portability, is it really any different from a propane weed torch? More so compared to the grillgun.
yes, it is made better so it will last longer, burns more efficiently, has a hotter flame, will use both sized tanks, and looks cooler..
Where u ordered it from
www.grillblazer.com
Can you remove the diffuser plate or is it welded in?
I think that is something they are trying to decide for the production unit. right now it is removable but that may change as they do not want it falling out unexpectedly during operation.
@@FireWaterCookingI can't choose between the two. I like the shorter version but would rather have the larger flame since I will mostly use it for lighting charcoals. If the diffuser plate can be removed I guess I could go with the su-v version.
@@patlaverdi5793 if you light Lump charcoal i suggest the GrillGun as lump tends to spark a lot.. Briquettes do not spark much if at all.
@@FireWaterCooking Thanks, I appreciate your response.
How it works ?
Good
I want it
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I like the compactness and concentration of the SU-VGun, but do you get a taste of gas when blasting the food at that close a range?
I have not experienced any "Torch Taste" from the SU-VGun.. It sears super fast for sure! it can also light a charcoal grill in less than 2 minutes..
That’s it take my money 💰😆
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Thanks for the comment Nick Freeman! your thoughts are appreciated...
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If you're going to get one get the Su -V gun, There is only a minimal difference when it comes to lighting up your grill When compared to the Grill gun, But it is more compact, way better at searing. And in the long run. Uses a third less propane. My grill gun is collecting dust
I prefer to use the grill gun when lighting lump charcoal due to the sparks. also I use it to light my stick burner and fire pit..
Seems cool but no way you can use that inside like the T8000 haha
you can and I have many times
@@FireWaterCooking what do you use as a safe "plate" ? pizza stone ?
They should make a rifle with scope lol
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No I’m not going to use this to lite my grill
OK, I did not say you had to...
Your loss, chump. And don't you dare use it to sear... wouldn't want you to benefit from that either, Mr. Sourpuss.
for $125.00 better hope there are a lot of suckers out there. That coal is not ready to cook after that quick burn. How about you use an IR thermometer and show how much heat is being put out by that coal? Or better yet cook something on it. I like my steaks Med Rare so 2 minutes per side should be more than enough time.
well, the Kickstarter campaign has raised over $300k in less than a month and a half, so there is a demand. the coals were plenty hot to start cooking after 5 -10 seconds, even so, another 10 seconds and it would be at searing temp. if you dont want to buy it, dont, but this thing does what it says it does and is worth the money in my opinion.
The biggest question, I have is would you use sv gun inside. If not it's application is kind of useless. Most people wouldn't sous vide something, then take the effort to set up something outside. It just wouldn't be practical.
it can be used inside... you do not need to use the full BTU ability of it... it will still sear much better than the other 2 options..
@@FireWaterCooking thank you for the answer, I just responded to the other post.
First, it most certainly still would be practical. Simply don't load charcoals/whatever in one's outside equipment even in your convoluted scenario. And then to top it off, by reducing the intensity, it can actually be used inside. Ditto even more useful, but still useful outside if for some other reason you couldn't use it inside.
@@highplainsdrafter595 one you do know these are sous vide guns right. That's the way the inventor pitched them on Kickstarter until later. Yes they can light charcoal yet most of his funding came from being able to take steaks and other things out of your sous vide bath and char them up. So no not convoluted. He realized it was an hazard, just like me and hundreds of others did from the kickstarter. That's why he literally has 2 models now. One that can't be used inside. Actually has a warning saying so. So no idea what you're talking about.
Nope I don't like the short gun
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This is vague comparison, no side by side sear meat looks and no taste comparison. I wish u do more details. Thanks anyway
they both seared the steak the same.. they both tasted the same.. the Su-vgun is better for searing if that is all you want to do with it..
You got way to close while searing
explain yourself if you are going to make comments like this.. otherwise you just look like someone who has nothing better to do than make worthless comments on YT videos... Thanks
Incorrect. You are "way too close" if the inner blue flame touches the protein, in which case you may get a taste of the gas. His flame wasn't that close. Full stop. Now take off your asshat and wise up.