Korin's camp tricks #1.5: Flamer trick (continued) - Stacked object glitching (Fallout 76)

I wanted to do a continuation of the flamer trick video with some extra stuff you can do. I thought it was different enough to warrant a separate video since you wouldn't necessarily use it for the same reasons. A few people mentioned in the comments and the Reddit thread that they've been using the flamer trick for a while (though it wasn't well known) so I'm hoping this video is going to extend on the method and bring something new to the table.
Side note: I'm still figuring out how to voice videos so let me know if my voice is too loud/quiet.

[@Grei_Undyne]

Your voice is good timbre and volume. Thank you for your videos.

[@creepydeamo4204]

The collectron wanted to snuggle is all.

[@FirstVaultDweller]

4:57 Phone Booth with Jimmy Fallon 😂🤣😂

[@xkalomn2068]

This completely solves my display case in a bar issue. I would never think to destroy a parent item. You're a genius, thank you! Do you know a way to get rid of the resulting 'ghost' item? I assume blueprinting wouldn't work.

[@aswiftkickinthejunk]

Hmmm, not sure actually. Let me think on that one. Ideally you'd use objects you want to keep or can hide easily.

[@aswiftkickinthejunk]

Just circling back to this but you might have some luck using connectors or spike board traps as your stack item:
th-cam.com/video/ffy4p8yaM80/w-d-xo.html

[@classicgamer7247]

Cool

[@finc4164]

hi, do you know how to make flamer not destroy itself? I have one set up on a loop , with power, but after a while it explodes and i have to endlessly repair it.

[@aswiftkickinthejunk]

They break with use so the only way to semi-prevent them breaking is not to power them constantly and use a switch when you want them turned on... side note, there is a bug (?) that will cause them to continually lose durability after they've been used a couple times until they completely break. I've had to repair hundreds of times because they'll just break on their own.

[@ryandavis3593]

Can this be used to create a round base such as a UFO?

[@aswiftkickinthejunk]

To glitch roof pieces together yes but I'm not sure how they made their base. They likely used Jug's method though. At least to get it round.