BLUEFIRE Butane Mini Burner for Tabletop Coffee Siphon Syphon/w Furnace Stand and Assembly Rack Ceramic Windproof Torch Head Portable Cooking Stove Espresso Maker Chafing Soup Tureens Fondue Bunsen

I haven't found anything negative about this. The burner works great and is very convenient. The coffee pot stand is "chincy" but sturdy when fastenings are tightened. I mean that it comprises two thin aluminum rings the long pedestal screws and three small rests for a pot. I am using this for making Turkish coffee. It is not the best stand for this application because the pot rests are spaced to far apart to create a stable base for a small ibrik. It works for me, though I know this is not what it is designed for. I bought this for the burner anyhow, not for the stand. The refueling base is not necessary and I don't use it. All in all, it's a good butane burner at a reasonable price.

I bought a RK4203 micro burner as a bundle recommendation with a Hario 5 cup Syphon Coffee Maker. That micro burner would not ever last for a second pot. I would have returned it, but we had thrown out the box. By the middle of the first can of fuel, it could not be counted to start at all or to last through the entire boiling cycle. However, this BLUEFIRE burner costs less money, runs hotter, and works every time. The flame base is wider than the other brands and it is just a more solid unit. The butane tank base appears to be identical to the Rekrow, but the lighting mechanism and heating element are far superior. You need none of the other attachments that come with it for the Coffee Maker unless you have a Fondue pot or other use for it. Highly recommend.

Well made, works well. Comes with a decent stand.

works well to help brew turkish coffee in turkish pot, the pot holder piece can be flimsy if you dont assemble right smd be careful when placing your pot on top of it. and just be careful and delicate when assembling. the burner was easy to refill with butane.

Really heavy, nicely finished burner. The polished finish matches my Hario and Yama siphon tea/coffee pots. It has a nice nonslip rubber bottom that stayed put even on slick granite counters. The handles and knob are black plastic. The black flame protector is also plastic and comes up above the flame, so definitely safe for keeping fingers out. It fit perfectly underneath my 20 oz Yama siphon pot (that’s the larger of the sizes offered). No need to crank gas up to highest setting. Seemed to get the most efficient flame for gas ration a little past halfway. I made sure to use camping stove butane, NOT lighter fluid butane. This makes a big difference! You can find the camping style butane in the Camping/outdoors goods section of Walmart. Costs about $9 for a can the size of a hairspray. Save yourself a lot of headaches and don’t use the wrong butane. Flip it upside down to fill. Don’t rest it on the igniter! Once full it will overflow slightly at the base. The burner was very consistent. It didn’t flame out. Took about 3 or 4 minutes to bring very cold water to a boil. On it’s very first use, it did take three tries with the igniter to light, after the gas had a chance to start flowing. After that the lighter worked more consistently on the first try. I also bought the Ivation burner. Here’s the comparison. The Bottom of base is nearly identical to Mr. Torch. However with the protective flame cover Mr. Torch is a snug fit under the pot. The Ivation does not have a removable safety flame cover. Personally I doubt I’ll use the cover, but if this was outdoors or windy the cover would probably protect the flame. Mr. Torch is entirely possible to easily operate one handed. The Ivation model has a safety button you push in before it lets you ignite it or start the gas. Can be done one handed. But it’s a bit more fiddle. However it gives you peace of mind that the gas is fully off. Whereas Mr Torch just rotates to off with no lock position to signify its fully closed or preventing it from being bumped into an on position. If you have arthritis or weakness in hands, Mr Torch is probably the better choice. Functionally they were both about the same for heating. Mr Torch has a full pattern burn design. Whereas the Ivation has more of a stove style circular burn ring. I have not used them long enough to see if one burns more gas than the other.

Item was received as is and did not work. Filled for 60 seconds with adapter and without. The burner lasts for about 15 seconds. Had some older ones that broke pretty quickly as well unfortunately.

This is a very nice butane burner. Well made, I heated 250 ml water for my coffee in under 5 minutes. It is easy to use, compact. The furnace stand is really convenient. I had a 1 liter metal tea kettle on it on a stable surface. The tea kettle was very secure. I was trying it out for some future camping I want to do. It definitely will serve my purpose. It is has a large enough capacity for many uses on 1 fill.

Worked wonderfully!

Item I received is not the same in the picture.

Veio conforme anunciado. Gostei muito, entrega dentro do prazo e vendedor atencioso.

very useful

Less than a year and it broke down completely. First the spark igniter stoped working and after that the gas walve stoped funcioning. For the price it is not worth it

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