Artillery Lighter

Specifications:

• Good choice cigarette lighter for smoker as gift or decoration
• This cigar cigarette lighter is small, lightweight and compact enough to easily store away or carry in a bag or pocket
• It can not only as a cigarette lighter, but also as a decoration at home
• You can own it as a collection
• It is even a special gift to be given
• Material: Alloy
• Size: 230 x 90 x 110mm/9.1 x 3.5 x 4.3in (L x W x H)

Details:

• Comfortable hand feeling for holding, this artillery cigarette lighter is a ideal present for your business partner or your friends

• The artillery cigarette lighter is refillable and also features a flame adjustment as well as a wind resistant electronic ignition 

• Make a statement of your personality and love of cigars with this amazing artillery cigarette lighter
• Whether you are on a golf course or inside a cigar bar, this metal cigarette lighter will not fail to impress your friends 

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How to Boost a Cigarette Lighter's Flame?

Smoking may not be the healthiest of habits, but it does allow for plenty of socialization. If someone ever asks you for a light, a distinctive lighter is just one of many means of starting a conversation. Luckily, and with a minimum of fuss, any disposable lighter can be transformed into a blazing conversation piece. Read on to learn how to boost a cigarette lighter's flame

• Obtain a disposable lighter with an adjustable knob
• Remove the thin metal frame around the top of the lighter
• Inside will be a thin plastic lever, attached to a cog. This cog controls the size of the lighter's flame. Turn that lever all the way to right
• Now, gentle push the lever up, such that it pops off the cog. Push the lever back to the left, and then down back onto the cog
• Push the lever to the right once more, and repeat as many times as desired. You can test your lighter as you go along until you reach the desired size of your flame
• Replace the metal frame, and use as normal

How to Repair Cigarette Lighters?

Even the most robust of lighters can have maintenance issues, and require a little home repair. Normally, there is little in the way of repair you can do for a disposable lighter, but there are several ways to fix up a wind-proof lighter. Whether you simply need to add a little more fuel, or you need to replace a part on you lighter, you can usually find the problem, and fix it, in just a few minutes

• Check the fuel level. Open the top of the lighter, and grasp the part that houses the wick, the chimney, with one hand. Hold the outside part of the lighter with your other hand. Pull up on the chimney to remove the lighter from the housing. Turn the lighter upside down. Pour lighter fluid or fuel into the bottom loading end, until the lighter is full. Place the lighter back in the housing, before attempting to light it. Wipe any excess fluid with a clean rag. Attempt to light the flame
• Check the flint. Flick the flint wheel with your thumb, as you normally do to light the flame. Observe if there is a spark. Replace the flint, if there is no spark. Remove the lighter from the housing again. Turn the lighter upside down, so you see the small screw that holds the flint in place. Unscrew the screw with a small, flathead screwdriver. Slowly, remove the flint spring and flint. Take the flint off the end of the spring. Install a new flint in the top of the spring. Insert the flint and spring into the hole in the lighter. Tighten the screw. Flick the wheel to check the spark, and see if the lighter now works
• Observe the color of the wick inside the chimney. Replace the wick, if it is black. Remove the fuel padding, or packing, from the bottom of the lighter with a pair of tweezers. Pull the old wick up, and out, of the chimney with the tweezers. Thread a new wick through the opening of the chimney. Add the fuel padding into the bottom of the lighter. Place one piece of padding into the lighter, then weave the new wick through it. Repeat this process, until you have installed wick through all of the fuel padding. Cut the wick, so it is even with the top of the chimney and the bottom of the fuel packing. Add lighter fluid, and insert the lighter into the housing, before attempting to light it

How to Collect Cigarette Lighters?

Cigarette lighters carry an appeal because they have a functional value as well as a sentimental one. You can use them to light candles, cigarettes or cigars, or just for decoration

• Start looking for lighters. There are many different kinds--disposable, which is the most common, or refillable; push down or flip; plus a variety of others which come in all sizes and shapes
• Decide what types of lighters you would prefer to collect. You may want to go with a certain theme or certain type of lighter, like those that have particular sites, like the Eiffel Tower or the Grand Canyon. One collector, whose website is listed below, collected from different periods, such as the 50s and 60s
• Let others know that you are collecting cigarette lighters. Since lighters are not that expensive (or don't have to be), people could pick up unusual lighters for you when they see them. One collector listed his collection on his web page so people wouldn't duplicate what he already had
• Select lighters when you are on vacation or just traveling to places you haven't been before. You can also find lighters in your local area that are unusual or different, so make sure you check out the stores when you shop
• Use the Internet. You can find old lighters with Brand names such as Evans, Zippo and Ronson on various sites
• Find something to display your lighter collection in. A curio cabinet or wall shelf will do. You don't want to go to all the trouble of collecting cigarette lighters and then hide them away in a drawer or shoe box 

Package Included:

• 1 x Lighter