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|  03-16-2009, 05:32 PM | #2 | 
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			I have 2 of them,,,the ones I have are really nice with triple flames.  They have never failed and take a recharge easily without blowing the seals inside.  I remember getting mine from a store about 3 years ago with one being a burl wood and the other being a gunmetal style.
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|  03-16-2009, 05:58 PM | #3 | 
| Adopted MassHole |  Re: Nibo lighters 
			
			Jon, I've a few of them and I like them. They are mainly dual or triple jet lighters and they are inexpensive. I'm using one right now, as a matter of fact, It's a Space 7 dual flame model (it's the one in the center, all silver):  I've bought all of mine from a friend who owns www.bargainhumidors.com. The only problem I've had is that they DO go through butane a lot faster than a single flame torch. If you order from my friend, tell Jen or Nik that Alley00p sent you!!    
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|  03-16-2009, 06:04 PM | #4 | 
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			I have a couple of the triple flame versions that I scored from the Devil for less than $10 each if my memory serves me correctly.  Not a big triple flame fan because I like the precision of a single flame, but they both work well.    
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