@@cookiesw9270 It will leak butane by the pressure of your leg squeezing the button. Try it using a motorcycle and it burning your leg on fire and tell me how it turned out at 75 mph. Yeah….
If youre talking about the european continent in general theres alot of guns here, lighter, and some traditional or handmade knives. If you look at america theres alot of guns and knives, but youre right, not many lighters on websites
Neal H i recommend you isopropane or isobutane lights wayy better no smoke and the flame height stays consistent thats what they sre filled with stock too
I have a gold clipper. It's been in my pocket everyday for 2 years or almost 2 years. It got a really nice patina to it. The gold more like lightened up in some spots. But no flaking of paint. You can still tell on mine its gold but very light gold. Some spots it still bright gold.
I love my metal clipper, have had it for a little while now. The metal finish does start to wear after a while, but it looks great. Also, they managed to forego the 'child safe' hexagonal striking wheel for the original circular striking wheel, which is just an added bonus as you can't buy a normal clipper now without the hexagonal wheel.
Nice, congrats on 10,000 mate, here's to many many more! That is a very nice clipper, looks lovely in full metal, and the gas adjuster is a great feature.
Yeah it seems to be good, the wheel does seem to get a bigger spark than the plastic, but it is compatible with plastic. The only thing is when buying you must make sure it has the dial or you will get a preset size.
I bought one clipper in amsterdam. It's metal and fire is very very small. What is the problem ? I boost fire max. Sometimes fire is big but only for a second.
Weaponsandstuff93 ended up binning it. Just ordered a new one off eBay got the petrol one after seeing it in one of your videos. Keep up the good work man.
I have one, it's slightly different though. It has a hex shaped flint wheel, & the gas adjustment wheel has "DESIGN REG" stamped on it & "FLAMAGAS" stamped on the bottom rim.
hold it upside down the flame gets bigger also iv heard the bottom of a normal clipper has an adjustment thing its just very hard to turn, clipper also makes a metal lighter that is like a zippo inside, they also make smaller clippers and they make metal cases for them
Normal clippers have never had any type of adjustment. I also have one of these metal clippers and as far as i know these are the only ones with the said adjustment available. I like the metal clipper covers, you can get them for the regular sized clippers as well.
Hello, I have paid a lot of money for an metal clipper. But unfortunatly not everything seems right. On the bottom it is with FLAMAGAS The A letters looks good but the thing is it is missing after Flamagas the SA letters Other thing it does not have the spring blow the gas lever. I can see the place where the spring should be when I remove the flint system but there is no spring below. It feels heavy. And it is the metal silver chrome one. And other thing the flint system is about about 1.65inch but only the plastic part, its bigger if you add the wheel. And what only seems to be right messure ment is the wheel for adjustment it has exactly 10mm space. I bought it from Portugal online. Can you please tell me if this is fake clipper?? Thanks
It’s metal so it doesn’t need a spring to push the plastic bending lever back. Its says prc because the metal ones with adjustable flame are mostly made in India. iPhones are made in china. Are they fake?
Yes yes, very good. BUT. I have two of them. One is the jet flame version and the other is the soft flame pipe lighter version (angled flame). The problem I am having with the soft flame pipe lighter version is the spark and gas seem to be out of sync. I’ve changed the flint, change the wheel, stretched the flint spring, yet I still have crank it for ages to get it to light. Sometimes it works on the second turn of the wheel but usually it takes loads of sparking before it lights. Sometimes I have to resort to two hand or to thumb operation to get is to light. It’s a lovely looking lighter, the flame adjuster at the bottom is a very nice feature but I am just so disappointed with the hit and miss performance.
I bought two of these because all my plastic Clippers have been awesome but I get the tiniest, most useless flame on both of them at maximum adjustment, barely enough to light a smoke off of. I have tried to pry the adjustment wheel off to "recalibrate" it as one would to make a disposable flamethrower but it doesn't wanna come off. Have you ever heard of this problem?
This was a couple years ago now, your video brought them to mind. I got in contact with the seller and they sent me yet another free of charge, but it had the same issue. Probably just a bad batch, bit of a shame as these lighters are very slick. Thanks mate
@@Jay-we2ek Thx good think to know, I feld in love with Clippers! I see an important diff, Plastic model got a hexagonal flint wheel, while metal model got a round one. Sometimes, I find pentagon to give a better grip ;)
@@DrZipZwan its easier on the fingers if you maintain it by replacing wheel when used like a tire and using a hard flint. Also I got used to lighting it sideways and it lights great that way and my finger doesn’t hurt. It also doesn’t rub since it only turns one flat side.
@@rafaeltorre1643 another thing also can be tried. Maybe not in your case, but it can help others. After a long period of use the flame get smaller, so before to refill it, I use a very thin wire to clean the opening from where the gaz exist before getting ingnited by the sparks . It really help and the flame get back very big.
Hi, lighter-bro!)) May I ask you - how do you refill it? What gas (and what adapter) do you use? I bought an ordinary gas can and tried to use it without an adapter, but the gas breaks out..
I have bought the same metal Clipper lighter on Aliexpress (I hope it's original, 'cos Clipper have factories in China) and it was filled up. But the flame is not as big as yours. So I've tried to fill it, but the result was the same.
Nice lighter , I had clippers all through my stoner youth 😂
Yeah they're pretty decent.
davidboi277 For stoners their the best lighter
Bryan Welch lmao what kinda lighters are you talking about? I’ve seen some last years. Can’t say the same for Bic or lol Scripto
so what do you use in your stoner old age?
it can be full closed gas when caring in pocket. ...that the best
Miha Reš there is no need to close it
@@cookiesw9270 I'm sure it saves gas to close it.
Especially if you like to use it with the giant flame.
@@cookiesw9270 It will leak butane by the pressure of your leg squeezing the button. Try it using a motorcycle and it burning your leg on fire and tell me how it turned out at 75 mph. Yeah….
honestly, im jealous of you Europeans with your variety of awesome lighters. just seems to be less awesome lighters here in the US.
You can get guns though.
you can get them state side, headshops or rollingpaperdepot. my metal one doesn't flame up as high , maybe the butane i use.
Neal H I've had the same issue with mine as well. But after a few months it started working perfectly for some reason
If youre talking about the european continent in general theres alot of guns here, lighter, and some traditional or handmade knives. If you look at america theres alot of guns and knives, but youre right, not many lighters on websites
Neal H i recommend you isopropane or isobutane lights wayy better no smoke and the flame height stays consistent thats what they sre filled with stock too
I have a gold clipper. It's been in my pocket everyday for 2 years or almost 2 years. It got a really nice patina to it. The gold more like lightened up in some spots. But no flaking of paint. You can still tell on mine its gold but very light gold. Some spots it still bright gold.
Best lichter ever so cheap and can be used for a life time
The flame of my metal clipper is extremely tiny... Quite disappointing
@Branden Londrie Could you tell me how? mine has the same problem
@Branden Londrie Nevermind, I did it 👍🏻
@@edoardozampieri how did you do it
@@jamesdean6524 However you are very kind I see
@Branden Londrie Also you :)
I love my metal clipper, have had it for a little while now. The metal finish does start to wear after a while, but it looks great. Also, they managed to forego the 'child safe' hexagonal striking wheel for the original circular striking wheel, which is just an added bonus as you can't buy a normal clipper now without the hexagonal wheel.
I don't see what's wrong with the hexagon
@@munkbok Nothing wrong with the hexagonal striker. I just prefer the original striker
cool man always wanted to watch a video of this lighter type!
Hombre fresco siempre quiso ver un video de este tipo más ligero!
Yeah they're very good lighters for the price.
Nice, congrats on 10,000 mate, here's to many many more!
That is a very nice clipper, looks lovely in full metal, and the gas adjuster is a great feature.
+WeaponCollector Cheers, well done for your 21,000. I'd still be a couple months off of 10k if that one lighter video didn't go crazy.
I bought one and i have a probleme with low flame when its on max at the bottom of this lighter. Does anyone know how to fix it ?
Can you try using pliers to turn the valve more, if not send it back for a replacement.
Yeah me too.
Yeah it seems to be good, the wheel does seem to get a bigger spark than the plastic, but it is compatible with plastic. The only thing is when buying you must make sure it has the dial or you will get a preset size.
Can you change the flint of this lighter?
I bought one clipper in amsterdam. It's metal and fire is very very small. What is the problem ? I boost fire max. Sometimes fire is big but only for a second.
Is the gas adjuster broken?
I have the same problem the flame is so small its really disapointing
Weaponsandstuff93 i think it's problem with gas. i use the cheapest gas, i will buy gas from clipper or zippo and it will come out
Mines broken after first refil doesn't matter how much you turn the flame up it's tiny
You have a two year guarantee with the lighter, get them to send a replacement.
Weaponsandstuff93 ended up binning it. Just ordered a new one off eBay got the petrol one after seeing it in one of your videos. Keep up the good work man.
I got one
I have one, it's slightly different though. It has a hex shaped flint wheel, & the gas adjustment wheel has "DESIGN REG" stamped on it & "FLAMAGAS" stamped on the bottom rim.
My god damn flint wheel is stuck.
try loosening the spring a bit
hold it upside down the flame gets bigger also iv heard the bottom of a normal clipper has an adjustment thing its just very hard to turn, clipper also makes a metal lighter that is like a zippo inside, they also make smaller clippers and they make metal cases for them
Normal clippers have never had any type of adjustment. I also have one of these metal clippers and as far as i know these are the only ones with the said adjustment available. I like the metal clipper covers, you can get them for the regular sized clippers as well.
Panc8ke apparently you rotate the black base but iv never tried
@@BUSHCRAPPING I wouldn’t dare try. It’s definitely glued on tight. Definitely just a rumor from someone who has never tried it.
Mine doesnt have a dial
.... Just the fill port and a small Philips head screw
My metal clipper has a hard time lighting
it sparks often but lights rarely any help?
Tried changing the gas inside?
Hello,
I have paid a lot of money for an
metal clipper.
But unfortunatly not everything seems right.
On the bottom it is with FLAMAGAS
The A letters looks good but the
thing is it is missing after Flamagas the SA letters
Other thing it does not have the spring blow the
gas lever. I can see the place where the spring should
be when I remove the flint system but there is no spring below.
It feels heavy.
And it is the metal silver chrome one.
And other thing the flint system is about about 1.65inch but only the plastic part, its bigger if you add the wheel.
And what only seems to be right messure ment is the wheel for
adjustment it has exactly 10mm space.
I bought it from Portugal online.
Can you please tell me if this is fake clipper??
Thanks
Seems like a fake one
SA? Mine never say that. Does it spark? If so how without a spring?
It’s metal so it doesn’t need a spring to push the plastic bending lever back. Its says prc because the metal ones with adjustable flame are mostly made in India. iPhones are made in china. Are they fake?
Yes yes, very good. BUT. I have two of them. One is the jet flame version and the other is the soft flame pipe lighter version (angled flame). The problem I am having with the soft flame pipe lighter version is the spark and gas seem to be out of sync. I’ve changed the flint, change the wheel, stretched the flint spring, yet I still have crank it for ages to get it to light. Sometimes it works on the second turn of the wheel but usually it takes loads of sparking before it lights. Sometimes I have to resort to two hand or to thumb operation to get is to light. It’s a lovely looking lighter, the flame adjuster at the bottom is a very nice feature but I am just so disappointed with the hit and miss performance.
Very strange mine works flawlessly, If you adjust it to let more gas out does that make a difference.
@@Weaponsandstuff93 No.
@@CyberDeimus I have the same issue and did the things u tried
Were to buy for 5€
Ebay. And he said £s. I dunno exchange rate.
Does the metal one make the flame bigger upside down like the plastic one?
No you need to adjust it underneath.
He probably misunderstood.... YES, if you turn it upside down when lit, the flame does get bigger
I have a golden one and i love it so much but gas dont last more than one day
I like clippers but the wheels gum up.
This are the oficial stoner lighters
Is water resistant?
Seems to be.
Amazing amazing lovely i want this sir
Sir i want purchase this lighter
does the Rose Gold one have the paint chipping or flaking off issues?
Beautiful beautiful awesome
Here for the comments.
Why I can't find the metal pipe lighter in the US is beyond me, any suggestions?
Because you have never looked on Amazon or eBay or Mercari or any other website that sells lighters. Lol. They are everywhere.
Even at all major smoke shops
the pipe version isn't that good.
@@michaelip1569 Yeah I've read the same, really sucks otherwise really love these lighters.
I bought two of these because all my plastic Clippers have been awesome but I get the tiniest, most useless flame on both of them at maximum adjustment, barely enough to light a smoke off of. I have tried to pry the adjustment wheel off to "recalibrate" it as one would to make a disposable flamethrower but it doesn't wanna come off. Have you ever heard of this problem?
I've had no issues with mine, if you recently bought them just send them back for replacement.
This was a couple years ago now, your video brought them to mind. I got in contact with the seller and they sent me yet another free of charge, but it had the same issue. Probably just a bad batch, bit of a shame as these lighters are very slick. Thanks mate
Shame as I've had no issues with any of the Clippers I've had.
Just got mine yesterday, stopped working already
@@TheVestibulian you use a flathead screwdriver. I use a miniature bit so it’s super thin and recalibrate all my lighters and torches.
So the chassis of this Clipper is stainless steel or chromed brass?
Also the metal part on the plastic is supposed to be " wonky " lol. It's a removable crutch to help hold your paper while you fill it up.
I use a black and gold one myself works perfect for me.
So is there a way to adjust the flame on the plastic ones? Kinda not digging frying my eyebrows. :)
Plastic ones have a set flame, holding the lighter at different angles adjusts the flame length.
How much?
Hello ... Have you had a chance to check out the Electronic Clipper lighter ?
I have videos on them.
Nice lighter
Can you change the flint for it ?
yes you can. and if you shorten the spring in flint housing, you can put few flint peices in it too, having spare at hand ;)
Any thoughts on it after a while? Worth buying or stick with the plastic one?
+80casual I really like it, but as it's only about £3 you can get both quite cheaply.
Cheers mate, I'll give it a go! (Love the plastic version, best cheap lighter ever.)
+80casual Yeah clippers abd torjets are the best cheap lighters I've found.
It's an awesome lighter .. very neat n crisp .. go fo it☮️
Thinking about buying one of these, do the metal ones have the packing tool like the plastic ones do?
+Keeli Parker You can pull the flint out with the rod the same way as the plastic version.
Thanks for the plug and I hope you enjoy your new clipper :)
Thanks for the recommendation, it's a very nice lighter.
srspower Your channel is brilliant, Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub :)
Greys SA
does the flint and steel come out like the plastic ones? like the packing tool
Yes.
@@Jay-we2ek Thx good think to know, I feld in love with Clippers!
I see an important diff, Plastic model got a hexagonal flint wheel, while metal model got a round one. Sometimes, I find pentagon to give a better grip ;)
@@DrZipZwan its easier on the fingers if you maintain it by replacing wheel when used like a tire and using a hard flint. Also I got used to lighting it sideways and it lights great that way and my finger doesn’t hurt. It also doesn’t rub since it only turns one flat side.
Is the whole casing of this lighter is made of metal (attracts a magnet), is it some non-magnetic?
The entire casing is metal.
@@Weaponsandstuff93
Can you check if it attracts a magnet?
Mainly I mean piezoelectric model and powdered gasoline from your colleges
you forgot to mention that the little bit of paper under the foam is a 2 year warranty which is really cool
Cool
Never seen it. I have a metal torch and soft flame icy rainbow both.
Does the flint striker part pull out of the metal clipper
Yes
Weaponsandstuff93 thanks for the fast reply. I like your content.
Good content man, just found your channel through one of your arc lighter reviews, gratz on 10k subs man!
sick I want to get a gold one
Can you use normal butane on the metal clipper? Or do you need the refined butane?
Regular butane should be fine.
ok, thanks
Normal is fine on soft flame lighters only. But use isobutane on clippers because on refill the flame will get so small it’s barely useable.
@@rafaeltorre1643 another thing also can be tried. Maybe not in your case, but it can help others.
After a long period of use the flame get smaller, so before to refill it, I use a very thin wire to clean the opening from where the gaz exist before getting ingnited by the sparks . It really help and the flame get back very big.
@@DrZipZwan Thanks
how much?
never mind i heard u say in vid
+Peter Sandey was about £3 when I bought it.
Hi, lighter-bro!)) May I ask you - how do you refill it? What gas (and what adapter) do you use? I bought an ordinary gas can and tried to use it without an adapter, but the gas breaks out..
It takes the default nozzle from a standard butane refill canister, hold the lighter and refill can upside down when filling it.
hmm.. I'll try again, thanx for the answer
It might help if the lighter is totally empty first, some lighters won't refill unless totally empty.
I have bought the same metal Clipper lighter on Aliexpress (I hope it's original, 'cos Clipper have factories in China) and it was filled up. But the flame is not as big as yours. So I've tried to fill it, but the result was the same.
The flame is adjustable at the bottom of the lighter.