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using primus 2000 gas bottles and have been using rothenberger standard blowtorch, can I just have some feed back for other lamps for the 2000 bottles
 
Don't like the sievert one. My favourite is the rothenberger superfire.

Mike
 
same as mike, rothenberger superfire. only problem ive had with them is dropping it off scaffolding once, fell 4 floors and snapped. i think most things would.
shaun
 
This months plumbing and heating mag is pushing monument blowlamp with a new type of gas thats supposed to be quicker than propane , might be worth a look .
 
Got a superfire and a benzomatic (misplaced the superfire and needed torch so bought benzomatic in meantime) prefer superfire, benzomatic not as good.
 
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