TOOL REVIEW - Bernzomatic TS4000 Torch

TOOL REVIEW - Bernzomatic TS4000 Torch
If you need a good torch for your shop this is the one to have! With a built in igniter you won't be looking for your igniter anymore!

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[silverabec]

Perfect!
You showed us how to attach the torch to the tank, how to operate them together, and examples of how to use.

[paulcapozzi]

I've had this in my tool box for a few years. it's a great tool. Another bonus is the gas tanks are going to last longer because​ when you release the trigger the fuel shuts off instead of having to screw valve in to shut it off.

[shawndoe]

Its difficult to make it through the showmanship on most YouTube Videos. I love your videos. You're a great host. Straight to the information & always in great detail. Take Care: Shawn

[LSJUAN]

If you look inside the tip it has an arrangement of blades like an impeller. It propels and focuses the flame precisely unlike the older ones.

[Hubjeep]

Great torch. As others said it's about $35 here in the US. I have a couple of them for use in the garage, also great for lighting campfires and the wood stove!

[tech]

nice vid don,
as a retired plumber i did use the TS4000 for many years.i figure this is the best model.what i use to do is saving them when they are finish and after a while when you have a couple on hand you can rebuilt them to make one

[classic]

I have one of those. Works great. Especially with map gas, doing copper pluming. The tubing gets hot enough for the solder in a few seconds. Also works great when there is water in the tubing. I paid around $40 for mine about 10 years ago...

[ahmedthasleem]

Thanks 👍🙏
And I use this torch only for brazing Air conditioner soft copper pipes during installation or when relocating them in households.
I don't know if this can be used for industrial purposes. But this is of very reliable quality and ease of use.
I bought this on eBay from USA.

[MyREDTAIL]

I just bought one and never used one before your instruction were the best video on the tube here Thanks for sharing, Appreciate it etc.

[kevinpaugh]

It works as advertised, my only wish the intensity of the flame could be adjusted. You get full ON mode or off. Great video as always!

[JohnDoeRando]

I found an old Bernzomatic torch set from the 60's or 70's at an estate sale. It throws a much hotter flame than the standard manual ignition ones we have today. It is heavier than most torch heads but heats up faster.

[scotty]

Great for every day tasks. I keep one on a Coleman propane cylinder, which is wider, and harder to knock over. I use it for lighting my wood stove, for the most part. If it falls off of your work bench, it will likely break the burner neck off the body, but barring that, I have had mine for about 15 years.

[jimm]

I bought a Lenox torch that looks very similar to that Bernzomatic five years ago and it is still is going strong .

[aleblanc]

I really like mine, it's like a great big bic lighter...perfect for lighting charcoal and campfires (along with all the stuff you're supposed to do with it, like plumbing!!) Thanks, Dony!!

[briantaylor]

I've been using one for years and completely agree with your positive assessment.

[tonym]

Great demonstration Dony, very nice torch!

A limited lifetime warranty means that a manufacturer is contractually obligated to replace parts of a product that break or are defective over the life of the product. However, the manufacturer is not legally obligated to replace parts that are not mentioned in the warranty or are broken or misused by the consumer.

[jonmyers]

Nice toy! Definitely seems more powerful. You should compare temperature with an infrared thermometer sometime. It will probably save on fuel over time since it starts so easy, then you won't be afraid of shutting it off while working with it. Thanks for sharing!

[MoondyneJoe]

I just purchased one from China ( AliExpress ) same build quality for 47$ Aud another thought is a bottle of gas should last longer as you wont have to worry about relighting it all the time via the striker or a match/ lighter
Good Review Don thanks

[MrTurdfergusen]

I've had one for about 10 years and I use it at least once a week, cant live without it. BUT BE CAREFUL not to ever let it tip over or get knocked over while the button is locked, it's much safer to lay it down when not in use. Not too long after i bought mine i was doing some work in my basement, i switched the button to the lock position when i was done using it and then it got bumped and tipped over while I wasn't nearby, it landed on something that was sitting right next to it and it smashed the button in breaking the lock tab inside and jammed the trigger in the on position, probably a one in a million incident but it freaks me out whenever i set it down. I was up in a crawlspace when it got knocked over by an extension cord that i had pulled on, i heard the flame and thought one of my young kids was messing with it and flipped out, then when i crawled out I see it laying there charring the concrete floor, luckily nothing else was nearby. Kind of like a Toyota gas pedal!! I now remove the gun from the cylinder if i cant store it safely. I cant use the lock feature because its more dangerous in the locked position. The trigger needs redesigned so that when turned to the lock position it disables the button from pressing the gas valve but the button can still move freely. That way, jamming the button down from accidental impact wont turn the gas on.

[ronkpaws]

I had one of these torches for 15 years until I ran it over. There went the warranty. I will get another one because they do come in handy for lots of things.