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When you swear vengeance against mosquitoes.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...4864#post80722
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...3604#post99572
Just don't do a fist-bump with your buddy!
On a related note...
Musk, the guy who brought you the kami-kaze Tesla, is now selling flamethrowers to finance his Boring company...
Elon Musk Is Selling Boring Company Flamethrowers for $500 Each
Still don't know if Musk is a visionary genius or just a lucky billionaire.
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I hate to be a "A-Hole" but, this really isn't a "tool".......... Unless your on a combat fighting forum, then maybe, but this is for home-made tools..... Or so I thought.
I don't know those would be pretty useful around my place to fire burn the tumble weed that gather along the fence lines or for burning the ever present wasp nests out of the barns be easier to carry than my weed burner flame thrower and the 5 gallon propane tankQuote:
Originally Posted by Hemi
Well true to a point, as it seems they only "throw" when the punch is being made once the arm movement stops, the flame stops... Meaning that you'd have to keep "punching at" the wasp nests, and in each punch how many are/would you being P-off to then sting the ever loving crap outta you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
Bees nests in BARNS removed with FLAME........ I'll pass.... you'll burn the barn down!
Not everyone makes barns or pole buildings out of wood. I also use my weed burner on the bag worms in my fruit trees it is also great to ward off the errant rattlesnake long enough for me to un sling an fire my .410 But mostly A lot of the time we carry it on our carry-all utility vehicle along with a 55 gallon water sprayer I use it for controlled burning of under brush and along the fence rows ,this helps to cut down on the chance of a wild fire crossing my place.
I imagine those things he is using have a grip switch rather than a kinetic activation switch.
Maybe so. but Hay burns very easily when dry...... I still would not chance it. as a inflamed bees nest big enough ruin your hay supply that feeds the animals and sadly from being a old farm boy myself, most bees nest are made where the hay is...... for warmth.
I'll agree a hay barn would burn pretty easy. No body around here would waist good barn space on hay round bales just don't stack well in a barn. Most barns around here are more for storing equipment or used as work shops and about all are made out of steel many even have concrete floors. Back in the 60's as a kid our barn had the classic double pitched roof with lean to's on both sides a Hay loft large enough to loose stack 500 conventional bales 10 milking stalls a grain bin tack room and horse or mule stalls along 1 side the equipment was stored under the lean to's. Now barns are smaller or shaped more like commercial buildings no lofts horse people will have air conditioning and central heat for their stupid horses but ranchers hardly ever keep their horses stabled in a barn if they even own any horses. they either use those Polaris or gator vehicles or hire a team of wranglers who haul their horses in if they need to round up cattle from the range areas The cotton and peanut farmers or hay farmers in the area have huge buildings to house their million dollar tractors and machines in, me I just have several small closed in sheds that everyone calls pole barns but mine are made out of oilfield pipe and sheet metal I have a nice small feed lot coral with work gates to separate or cut out the livestock and loading chute all made out of oilfield pipe This year a neighbor is thinking about bring over 30 head to work up and vaccinate in my coral but I need to build a head gate and possibly add a squeeze chute
Anyway...I would not play with the fire...