Yup, the wick is the only part that's tricky, i suggest you do a video on how it's done and add a link to that video. Cause that's what ppl come for :)

A trick to get the wick threaded through is to cut the end at an angle creating a

Dude, the wick replacement is what a lot of people look for! Pity

Everyone wants to know how to replace the wick. I have several of these lighters and smaller and I have yet to find a better way to do that.

Great vid, you saved me from buying another lighter, mine wouldn't spark, realized the flint screw came off, simple fix. Nice Job !!!!!

I had already sussed this out, but its nice to know my thinking was right, the dolphin lighter I bought had Chinese instructions and were tiny, so they were little help, but due to the fact I have watched a lot of youtube videos on lighters, I was able to get it going easily.

Ok here's what i did to get the wick through: pull the middle white part out, an inch or so and cut it off. This will make the circumference manageable. THEN tie a regular sewing thread to the very end of the outer shell, as tight as you can get. Make sure the sewing thread is a strong one. After this you may need to trim the end a little bit, possibly at an angle (mileage varies) :) And then gently but firmly pull it through... I inserted from the top and i disassembled the metal silinder altogether, so i had better access from the bottom side. Pulled it through with tweezers as soon as a millimeter or 2 of the copper thread was showing.

Brilliant tutorial. I recieved a peanut lighter the same as yours today without any instructions at all. People just presume that everyone is a smoker so know what to do with the thing to fill it etc. With this video I now know how to fill it but also whats inside etc. I just need to go find one for the other light I got.

just the information I was looking for - thank you buddy :) p.s. 'twisting' the wick in from the top worked best for me - still a little tricky (ty again from UK)

Thank you for this!

Thanks lazy lizard dude. Now I know how to refill my lighter and put in new Flint. 😊

Lol.. guess I should have watched this BEFORE I poured the fluid into the screw hole and watched it pour all over the floor out the top! Thx fo the video....

It's a washer/spacer to keep you from tearing up the spring if you run out of Flint

Just the information I needed, got one of these today as a gift.

I love the parcel hook. Some people just have no imagination. :D Good point about the cork screw too. Those things do have some interesting alternate applications.

Yes but when it gets short you can pull up more from inside. It's a slow process, it would probably take nears of normal use to consume it. Also it's replaceable.

Thank you!

@classiclmaohumor Zippo size flints work in these.

Useful info, thanks for making/sharing this video.

@zxKrookedxz I think the stainless steel ones from Countycomm go for about $12 + Shipping these days. The alloy one shown in this video, like I sell on my eBay page go for about $7 shipped.

Thanks!

Much appreciated

Just the info I needed. Thanks 😃👍

@ckjunior78 Haha thanks. They're getting noticed more. Views are up 30% in the past month.

THANK YOU for this! 👌🏻👍🏻

great video well presented thankyou from the uk

this is a fire stash and a penut lighter is smaler and with a flat bace

Crap, sorry about the premature post...creating somewhat of a point, push through the wick hole (from the outside) reach up inside the case and grab the tip of the wick with a pair of long tipped needle nose pliers...

Very well made video

Thanks very much for this demo and info...

Is it worth 25 with shipping included for this thing online?

I have a friend that owns a small general store. They stock butane liquid refills. Can I use that. I bought a peanut lighter a few years ago and it dried up a few days later. I have never refilled it, but I think it would still come in handy for something like camping.

Great video :), it also helps with Zippo's :).

What swiss army knife is that ?

I can't get my wick in the hole :) help

@ckjunior78 -- 100% agreed!

Your vids need more views

Thanks, great vid.

how much is that

Super tinker right ?

nice how to

Thank you. :)

thanks

informative , thanks

you can get these for like $4 on ebay. With free shipping

Super-Tinker

THE ONE RING!

I'm sure Kerosene would work if you needed to :)

Too much work to light up a raw cone

Using a swiss army knife is like using a screwdriver for every task, just crap imo.

I lost mine in a raccoons ass 😒