How to Hand Roll Cigars & Smoking Tips : Use of Cigar Lighters
August 13, 2010 by MBC Staff
Filed under Cigar Lighters
Learn about cigar lighters in this free smoking video. Expert: Matthew Driggers Bio: Matthew Driggers is known to his peers as the “Cigar Rabbi.” He trains trade show models and attendants in the art of cigar smoking and etiquette. Filmmaker: Adolph Ramirez
Video Rating: 4 / 5
www.buylighters.com Among the first blue flame Cigar Lighters in the world, the powerful rush of the wind resistant flame made the CG-001 known the world over as simply a “Blazer”. With its pioneering piezo quartz crystal instant ignition system the CG-001 has become the must have lighter for every cigar lover and the perfect gift for the cigar fan in your life. Features of The Torch include: our state-of-the-art piezo quartz crystal instant ignition system; A powerful wind-resistant 2500ºF blue torch flame; and one of the largest fuel reservoirs you’ll find in any lighter.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
how about cedar strips?
@eROCtele yea i use to not use matches. and one night i was about to have a smoke with my buddy and he said to try matches….. one word… wow. ill never use a lighter again haha
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Listen to “”Canta Bahia”" by Paloma Gomes then. Hope you enjoy!”
…are you high? Don’t use matches?
i think lighting a cigar with a zippo is way better..u walk in a casno sit down get ur poker chips and get ur cuban cigar and ur cigar cutter cut it and then use like a 50 dollar zippo to light. u will look like a fucking bad ass lmaoooo
haha, total bull! haven’t this guy heard about cigar matches?
@HipHopTerminator oh, and make sure you dont use a disposable clear plastic lighter. The gas button/lever is plastic, and melts after about 40 seconds of continuous flame. This causes the gas port to come back down under its own weight, stopping the flame. The gas button/lever hardens in its deformed state, and you can never get the gas nipple up again. On Bic lighters, its metal so you dont have that problem.
@punisher44445 hey, a regular Zippo lighter doesnt burn butane, it burns a liquid fuel closer to gasoline…the fumes and carbon would probably ruin the cigar’s flavor for a while…the “Zippo Blu” uses butane and has a torch flame though. Remember you can have a candle-type flame with both types of fuel, but butane burns much cleaner.
@generfeld how about using a Zippo lighter with Zippo lighter fuel i haven’t tired it yet but its my new lighter and wanted to if it would change the flavour
why these people make a big deal out of nothing
hmm this tip was the most needed, because i dont smoke cigs often but usually buy one for an ocasion so the new year is one =)
I didnt knew you could use the wooden plane from the cigar tube to light it, it will help because outside a match will go out easily then that tinder
yeah they use the exact same fuel (butane). torch-flame lighters just burn it with more air so the flame is hotter…same fuel though. Lighting with a standard-type flame requires more patience but def. do-able
right after filling, the butane is cold so it wont light for a few mins. Also, the electric ignitors in torch-flame lighters DO wear out, no matter how pricey the lighter is. They are a natural wearble item. If youre very crafty you can buy a cheapo disposable lighter and take out the ignitor and put it in your refillable. Only recommended for the cheap foreign-made low quality refillables with no warranty. Manufacturers of good lighters know they wear out and should replace the ignitors 4 free
what lighter
Can a regular bic lighter work?
Hi ! I just found this ebay guy that sells Authentic cuban Cigars (here in the US!!), I just bought a box of Montecristos. They were great! , I think he/she has also Cohibas and Romeo y Julietas. You can contact him (mmh I believe is ‘her’) ->
” pattyllm17 at hotmail ”
(LOL youtube removes my post if I put the actual email
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Just wanted to let you know!
thanks!
thats a really nice lighter, what brand is that
oh that would be great! totally looking forward to it!
You’re right. They were restricting me for time, though and I didn’t get much of a chance to write out what I was going to say. I’ll be making my own version of these videos soon
it’s absolutely alright to light it with a match, just not with the usual safety matches you can get from any store but get those extra long ones
I just received a new lighter for Christmas,it resembles the Oscar which Colibri discontinued in 2007.I call it my “non Colibri Oscar”,it also has the two punch cutters on the back and a fuel window just like the Original Oscar,they now have the Oscar 2,I would rather have my lighter,I still have one Colibri,the Deuce which has 2 built in cutters,a punch cutter and a guilitine cutter.I will never buy another Colibri ever again!!
Sometimes i use wooden matches but you have to let it burn until it gets to the wood so you don’t get the sulfur taste in your cigar
By the way…I really enjoy these videos…I just received a combo double jet/punch lighter from Rocky Patel. And now I know how to use the punch thanks to this video. I don’t know what the release of air does before refilling the lighter, but I’ll try it next time.
Thanks…
There is good info here, but the camera man needs to zoom in more, the purpose of a video is to show. If I just want to listen ill get a radio.
Also, it looks like you have multiple types of lighters in front of you, why not give a quick 10-15 second run through of each one?
yet you can find them in the USA.
Made in japan. Nice!
also had to add , i also used this lighter on my 52 ring size cigars , it does the best job at lighting cigars and fixing an uneven burn with the single jet power flame .
i got mine , and im loving them so much the flame is really powerfull, the vid doesnt really do it justice, when you get this lighter hands on the jet flame is powerful in personl so be carefull , i used it to heat up a 6mm steel rod that had bent and needed straightening this lighter worked fantastic , lighter kept its cool and then cooled down really fast , i had it on for quite a while the large fuel tank still had heaps left over , awesome lighter and i think i will buy some more
This is strictly a torch flame lighter.
can you have a standard yellow flame with this lighter ?
thats one hell of a heavy duty lighter , almost army grade , very nice , i never knew what they looked like with the lid open untill i saw this vid