Master Appliance MT-76K Triggertorch 3-in-1 Heat Tool Kit with Soldering, Hot Air and Hot Knife Tips, Self-Igniting Multi-Function Butane Torch Lighter, Flame Temp up to 2500F

Liked it so much I bought a second one after I clogged the first one running standard lighter butane in it. Only feature that would improve it would be replaceable jets so you don't have to replace the whole torch.

Off/Lock on button looks flimsy once it breaks can’t use it no more.

I purchased this torch to replace another, slightly less expensive unit from another manufacturer -- that one leaked all the butane after only a day or so.I filled this MT-70 with butane in mid-January and used it right away -- I needed something to light the wood pellets in my cold smoker tube. I just used it again today, and am very happy to say that it appeared to be just as I left it back in January -- it lit up the first time I pulled the trigger and stayed on until the pellets were lit!

It takes two hands to start the flame...with one hand you need to pull down the safety and with the other hand pull the trigger, you must pull the trigger twice as it doesn't light with the first pull.If the description said I needed two hands to operate, I would have not purchased the thing.I would not recommend this torch.

Very easy to refuel and use . This heavy duty diesel mechanic loves it

Works perfectly

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For the first few days, the tool worked fine. I used the recommended Master Appliance ultratane fuel since I read that other fuels could foul the system and cause problems.For applications where you need to cover exposed solder joints with heat shrink wrap or where you don't need high heat (i.e., melting the frayed ends of a nylon cord), this torch works fine. For soldering and high-heat applications, it doesn't come close to delivering.After using the tool for a few hours, I noticed that the size of the flame had gone down considerably. Also, the wheel that adjusts the size of the flame had all but stopped working. The piezoelectric trigger only works one out of every three or four clicks. I cleaned the tool as per the manufacturer's instructions to no effect. For all intents and purposes, this is just a really expensive Bic lighter that's hard to light.The tools that come with the torch are your typical low-quality Chinese garbage. Unless you're using the dikes to cut small gauge wire, don't bother removing them from the case. The spring on the needle nose pliers popped out after a few uses and it's now residing somewhere in the Twilight Zone. The 60/40 solder has a super-high concentration of lead, so don't use it unless you're outdoors. Finally, the base attachment comes off way too easy and "only just" keeps the tool from falling over when it's standing on a table.After careful consideration, the only real pros about this tool are that it's easy to fill and the plastic carry case is nice enough. The Master ultrane fuel seems to be decent, but it's a bit on the pricey side.If you're looking for a butane torch, I suggest you look elsewhere. The only reason I didn't give this tool one star is because I still get a flame from time to time, and it's nice to use on wire shrink wrap.