Will this throw a spark with a fire starter?
88556
The back of the blade is chamfered so it will not, but I took a file to mine and it works great now. You can also use the blade.
88557
Not out of the package but it is only a slight modification to grind or file down the spine and it will then throw sparks with a ferro rod.
1641450
Yes it will but if u still have no spark check all your safety switches and your ign.switch
1050833
It does not require any flint. The lighter works with an electric coil, similar to a space heater. The wheel that normally would strike the flint to create the spark is more like a switch that activates the electricity and heats the coil. No flame, no flint, no liquid fuel. (Hope my answer is clear and answers your question)
1973507
Possibly. It admits a spark, but I didn't think it worked to well. I repacked it with a butane lighter that has a flame.
1714861
absolutely that is their whole purpose...the fire starter will generate a flame ..the hardest part is finding dry tinder if you are deluged by a rainstorm
1643705
No, it should not. However, the problem is more likely with your receptacle than with the grill. Try another appliance and it will likely spark as well. Have an electrician look at all of your receptacles for proper wiring and grounding.
1774721
No it doesn't. You will need to grind it or just use the cutting edge for a spark. Buy the knife. You won't be disappointed.
891453
I doubt it, it lights like a car lighter, no flame to spark inside the pipe, but maybe with the right angle or practice
1102337
I would think so but when I used mine for about 20ish minutes it got hot and then the hand sparked and it didnt work anymore. I threw it out. I got what I paid for I guess.
2231455
It may not cause a fire, but it will blow the fuse every few minutes. You can get a 20A fuse addition, or just replace the fuse wjth a 20A fuse
1426471
Randee, it WILL SPARK as you plug it into the wall outlet. Everytime. Yet not dangerously. I have the exact same issue, and used to disconnect my laptop from the adapter while plugging it into the wall. It hasn't 'yet' caused anything to go wrong. Just my hair... lolol
2151913
Adam, The knife will create sparks, but I had to file the back of the knife just a bit to get a better edge. Once that was done I had no problems getting sparks to start my campfires.
1342488
I believe it would. It has two 2 Amp USB outputs (as well as a 1 Amp one) to charge larger devices (like an iPad) so I am confident that it could handle your Fire.
2164090
No, it comes with a flint sparker, like you would use for oxyacetylene welding. It works well, you'll just have to get another flint someday when it wears down.
1364513
Works quite nicely. Don't have much experience using fire starters but I have used this one to make a few good fires. Worth the few bucks it cost.
1711856
I use it with the strike fire but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work with then spark 2
1061498
Yes but not as is. The spine of the blade is rounded so you have to square it up a bit. You need to rough up the spine as well so it will catch the feral rod and throw out sparks. I typically do nothing more than take a file to part of the spine then test it until it creates the affect I need. The key is the spine must drag and catch in order to work.