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Brady writes “What you see is a homemade backpack flamethrower. I initially got interested after finding this page showing another guy’s plans on making Link.
Homemade backpack flamethrower
Posted by Phillip Torrone | Monday November 14th, 2005 4:31 AM
Categories: DIY Projects | 13 Comments
Flamethrowers are soooooo 1940-1945….
But yeah, it is cool somehow (or should I say HOT?).
- Unomi -
I smell a Darwin Award regarding this project in the near future…
Dude what can I say? we all know chicks dig the smell napalm in the morning! just wondering about trackback, do you get flames tracking up your hose? obviously no reply means a big resounding yes. Cheers.
Dude what can I say? we all know chicks dig the smell napalm in the morning! just wondering about trackback, do you get flames tracking up your hose? obviously no reply means a big resounding yes. Cheers.
Dude what can I say? we all know chicks dig the smell napalm in the morning! just wondering about trackback, do you get flames tracking up your hose? obviously no reply means a big resounding yes. Cheers.
me and my friends are trying to build a bad ass flame thrower ( homemade ) if you can help me out e-mail me at jeremycanoy@hotmail.com
thanks i would aprieciate it
me and my friends are trying to build a bad ass flame thrower ( homemade ) if you can help me out e-mail me at jeremycanoy@hotmail.com
thanks i would aprieciate it
Hi,
I am also trying to build a unit that uses a similar system and would like to have a look at your plans it that would be ok. Picture looks impressive.
Thanks.
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