Butane Torch Multi-Function Kit | Premium Self-Igniting Soldering Station with Adjustable Flame | Pro Grade 125-Watt Equivalent (LX-771)

Well made and easy to use. Easy to fuel and perfect for tight spots. No fuel leakage. Heat output is easy to control.

This is the best torch I’ve ever had. It’s good quality, consistent, and long lasting. It holds its butane well and doesn’t leak. We’ve had it for 9 months and it’s still going strong. I just bought another one as a Christmas present for a buddy. Could not recommend enough.

Good product

This is a well made torch, and works ok if you need maximum heat and maximum heat transfer all the time. Unfortunately there is no mixture adjustment, so you are stuck with a jet flame that will burn or melt many items. For throttling back, any of the 503 torches or the Ravs torch work much better. They can do an amazing soft blue flame that is great for shrink tubing or lighting handwarmers. This in contrast to a yellow flame lighter that makes lots of soot and paints things black. The start button is rediculously hard to press. It is difficult to tell if it is locked or unlocked. The unlock procedure is a pain, and it relocks after one press. If it doesn't light you have to unlock it again. I would not use the Lexivon torch as is. I will either take it apart and modify it, or return it and get more 503 torches. Update: The people at Lexivon are wonderful! They reached out to me, and replaced my sticking torch. The replacement works better, although the button is still a bit hard to press. I did figure out how to do a soft blue flame. I have to block off the air feed holes with a piece of silicone tubing. The built in air adjustment does not seal tight enough to get there. I did try out the little catalytic nozzle. Now this is unique, and reduces the temp somewhat relative to the torch flame. Haven't tried lighting a handwarmer with it yet, but I am optimistic. Now I want one of their in-line torches.

Excellent butane torch for jewelry making or soldering stuff together love it will buy again and again!

Works. Initially I was going to return it as I thought the threaded part was cross-threaded until I read the directions for attaching the tips. Then no issues. Needed something like this for field work, and fixing cables for lights and speakers to my jeep. (The solderless connectors I used fail after a while in my jeep due to, probably, vibration and corrosion in the damp environment.)

Worked amazing I’ve been nervous to buy a gas soldering iron for a long time but this thing blew me away. Also the hot knife works wonders on mesh wire loom

A lot of lying liars in here. They must have spent a fortune on these shills. What it does right, it does well. It's a decent flame that is perfectly what I need, when it doesn't randomly go out for some unknown reason. The tools it comes with and the case? Lovely. the burled handle? Great. It's weight is excellent. Where it is lacking: Do you have 3 hands? because you need 3 hands to use this thing. If you're right handed, you can definitely deactivate the safety and start it with one hand (even though it has never started on the first try since I got it) even though it's not at all conveniently placed. You can definitely get your thumb to the hands free lock... but there is no way you can push that slider while keeping your finger firmly on the trigger without a second hand (I have big, strong hands and I can't do it). As I mentioned above, to fire it, you have to fire it twice, that includes toggling the safety both times. There just is nothing really convenient about operating this thing. Refilling it still doesn't make sense to me, It's like the refill valve is not compatible with any of the cans I have. Yeah, some butane gets in the torch, but most of it is spraying out everywhere. Simply put, I do not feel safe while using it, it is a pain in the you-know-what to use. I really wish I hadn't purchased it and I am still in the market to buy a nice one. If I could remember which influencer led to to this product I would never watch their videos again. It does function as a butane torch.