I have both the Robustos pocket lighter and Churchill table lighter from Atoll. Excellent quality and classic looks. Image
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Atoll lighters look like nice quality pieces with an attractive price point.
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Vector +1
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A little creativity, maybe a piece of exotic wood, and one of these:

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Vector Thundra, it is a nice lighter that holds a ton of fuel and puts out a huge flame :-)
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I also have the Vector and love it.

Be careful using in convertibles it will blaze a hole in the roof.

I have also used it to braze a tie rod end enough to get my jeep out of the bush after I snapped it hitting a stump.

In a pinch I have used it for added acceleration in the car.

I found it to be a sufficient accelerate to start small thermonuclear reactions in my garage.

I saved the life of myself and 8 other tourists when the flame unit on our hot air balloon died, the vector was sufficient to allow us to land in a normal fashion.


It looks a little like this when lighting a cigar

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Oh and its pretty good for cigars too :-)
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I have and use this one.....but I am planning on selling it.

Pm me if interested.


http://www.cigarsinternational.com/p...?item=M-4TLIT1
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I have the Lotus too, great lighter. :-)
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a cheap colibri pipe lighter that has recently started serving my lazy ass in a new way

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I use the Alec Bradley The Burner and have had no problems at all with it.
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the Tat triple flame is pretty decent....but too many flames....
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I've got the alec bradley as well and love it.
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:-):-) Good one, Shawn!
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