Not for the faint hearted....

[Alspos]

and not for suburban use.

http://forums.somethingawful.com/showth ... genumber=1

This guy makes a homemade flamethrower. Absolutely awesome but slightly dodgy I reckon.

[StarionChef]

Slightly dodgy Al? Bit more than slightly!

[scum]

where is the flashback valve?

[TD05]

Hey, Al that reminds of our home made flamethrower, we did this at work one day we were bored , we used a can of contact cleaner + match.. :D

[ProZac]

Alspos, do you have stairs in your house?

[gav]

we were discussing home made flamethrowers the other day at work actually - one of the guys used a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher, filled it up with petrol and pressurised it and added a ignitor on the front :D

[Alspos]

Alspos, do you have stairs in your house?

No..... and I'm afraid to ask why the question.... :?

[MelbStazz]

anyone got a light?
:D

[NachoMan]

Hahaha
Crazy boy!

Co Contact works great as a makeshift flamethrower!
Not that I've ever tried it :D
So, did you set fire to the ceiling?
Nice photography by the way... :)

[TD05]

Hahaha
Crazy boy!

Co Contact works great as a makeshift flamethrower!
Not that I've ever tried it :D
So, did you set fire to the ceiling?
Nice photography by the way... :)

rofl

no Nachoman, we couldn't set the ceiling on fire , we had to abort before someone came,
but in my search for alternative fuel sources, i find that flyspray works pretty well.. :D , uh don't forget the cigarette lighter!!

[MelbStazz]

you can't go past Carby Kleen. Works a treat. We have used it out bush in the bonfire. Bury a couple of cans then make the fire over the top, sink some cans and a couple of hours later. BOOOOOOOOM. Fireworks. One guy tried it with expanda foam, not good. Came out almost like napalm. :x :o
Kids don't try this at home.
:D

[Floorit]

rp7 works realy good to it shoots realy far but you hav to be carful . i burnt a tree in my backyard by acident oops