Whistlebritches wrote:I highly recommend Toyota,we have a pair of them.
Toyotas are indeed awesome.
Lit another stick with the Verano just now. I'm really digging slowly "painting" the foot with the narrow line of heat. Up, down, up, down, then some left, right, left, right sweeps. You can actually see an orange line sweeping the foot. An entirely new experience in lighting, and I like it.
And as I said, it's the best design ever for evening out wavy burn lines. Makes traditional single jets seem way too wide and inaccurate.
Also, as advertised, they're butane sippers. Lower usage than a single jet, and much lower than a double (or worse, triple or quad) jet. Very nice.
Two of them are adjustable to a nice flame height, but the third one didn't get it strong enough, so I simply did the "range adjustment" trick on the wheel, that Xikar shows you how to do on their YouTube channel. The wheel's range is a subset of the total range the lighter's capable of, and the technique lets you "move" the wheel's range around inside the total range, typically toward the higher end. Only takes a couple minutes and a jeweler's screwdriver. I've done it to several of my Xikars that were set a bit low, and it works wonders.
Lovin' the Veranos so far, overall.
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