Important safety tip: Don't use butane in a Zippo!

[_paralyzed_]

Originally Posted by BrianG

Luckily I was in the basement with a cement floor!

It's a concrete floor! Cement is the binding agent. That's like calling a cake "flour".

Sorry, anal of me, I know. It's one of my pet peeves.(peives, peaves?? sp.?)

[BrianG]

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

It's a concrete floor! Cement is the binding agent. That's like calling a cake "flour".

Sorry, anal of me, I know. It's one of my pet peeves.(peives, peaves?? sp.?)

lol, duly noted.

[brushlessboy16]

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

It's a concrete floor! Cement is the binding agent. That's like calling a cake "flour".

Sorry, anal of me, I know. It's one of my pet peeves.(peives, peaves?? sp.?)

stop you shenanigans harold. :)


they use liquid fuel instead of butane.. better yet.


brian, how in the heck did you even fill it? they use cotton to hold the fuel!


I had to rip a MMM out of a car that was on fire.. lost all the hair on my left hand

[BrianG]

Originally Posted by brushlessboy16

brian, how in the heck did you even fill it? they use cotton to hold the fuel!

Butane is in somewhat liquid form as it comes out. I just figured I would get enough in the cotton to finish the job. I knew a lot would evaporate. The heatshrinking still isn't done either. In hindsight, I guess I could have held the heatshrink over the little bonfire on the floor to finish it, but I was still in shock.

[lincpimp]

Originally Posted by brushlessboy16

I had to rip a MMM out of a car that was on fire.. lost all the hair on my left hand

Did your arm turn black from the burn?