This looks like what i need! what is it called? im having no luck googling coil gripper lol.
I find these to be of utmost importance, a "must have" if you will. After all without them most everything else in this thread gets infinitely harder to use.
Kind of surprised it took this long for someone to post it.
I DO need one, is it easily refillable? Im going to find it and see if its not too costly... Right now Im using one of these http://img-aws.ehowcdn.com/600x600p/photos.demandstudios.com/getty/article/129/66/78454731.jpg
Kinda unwieldy for me....but it works
Those big propane torches have their place, but are a little heavy handed for our purposes.
I don't have any experience with that one, the reviews seem pretty favorable though.
The Big Shot on Amazon here:
http://www.amazon.com/Blazer-GT8000-Shot-Butane-Torch/dp/B000NCZU0A
Over 300 reviews, 5 star avg, 88% 5 star over all, best selling butane torch on Amazon.
For $14 more than the one you've listed, it's a really safe bet.
If you happen to be looking at butane torches, I can vouch for this baby:
Ultrasonic cleaners come in handy for most general cleansing chores as well, and can be had at the scale we use for about $30.
I had a Lenk LPT-200: Wall Lenk - LPT-200 - Automatic Ignition Butane Torch | Sears Outlet that I had for about four years, but it's only seen regular use since I started rebuilding about two years ago. The ignitor has since failed, and I purchased this one two weeks ago:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005FN0ZCK?keywords=butane torch&qid=1447787612&ref_=sr_1_3&sr=8-3
I like that it is easy to use one-handed. However, I now have two full Lenk butane cans that I cannot use because the fill nozzle isn't compatible with the new torch.
I forgot to add that to my list of tools. I bought the cheapest one they have on Amazon. I use it several times a week, and it's held up quite nicely. A little water, a drop of detergent, and everything comes out clean!
The only down side is mine has a three minute timer, so stuff that needs a little extra cleaning means I have to either go to the kitchen several times to start the cycle, or hang out in the kitchen.