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Appreciate this!!

Hi! They're easily found in cigar shops or lighter shops

Glad you enjoyed it, hope you build one yourself!

Oh also, if you could see the photos on the end of step 4 part one, you'll find a photo of the gas valve, the fuel release is colored white and there is a fuel adjuster on the side colored gray. Hope you found this informative! -Poch

Took the words right off my mind! I was trying to find my fiberglass mat around the house, your suggestion does make a LOT of sense in isolating the gas tank from the enclosed heat in the box, for the fuel valves i secured it in place with some clear tape as a temporary holder, i do need to improvise a holding mechanism for this, the next versions would definitely have your suggestions in mind :)

Working on to getting to a better working version!

Danger is on my second priority hence the profile picture HAHAHA glad you appreciate the alternative route!! Amazing instructables by the way, you got yourself a follower!

I'm kinda doubting this works, the reeds aren't even touching any "note bump" on the barrel for it to create the sound notes, in fact its very far from the note barrel and the bumps are holes that aren't even forming any note pattern, they're just holes, it seems like its just a moving replica of a music box, though i'm really excited for you to post a video of it working, great concept you got there, i love it! keep it up ;)

Didn't know i wasn't alone in this dragon mask game HAHAHA, nice build man! working with metal was REAL hard huh? i love your colored flamethrower concept, i'm voting for ya!

you followed the steps perfectly! as for using a drill, I advise you to be careful and find the center of the cap so that there will be minimal vibrations so the can wont go flying everywhere. take care and have fun!

we're on the same page ;) good one

You got that right, Jason! Considering aluminum is not only a great conductor of heat but also the thickness of the can is so thin that it's virtually as cold as the ice once it gets dunked in!

SO TRUE! ill be making a machine that does many cans simultaneously and i'll update you as soon as i post it!For the wires, simply just cut the plastic insulation off the wires with scissors and wrap it around the motor's terminals then add hot glue to secure it, if you have a soldering iron, do the normal procedure as you normally would ;) it's fine, i'd prefer you guys to enjoy it as a project and i'd prefer to work on something a little bit more complex and needed before i turn it into a product, cheers dude!

My mom told me the exact same thing too!! she saw some in thailand i think. And you can expect that to be in the upcoming projects, stay tuned with Makersauce, Gregory! We'll be having some ice cream soon!

Oh and I just realized, not every student has a power drill lying at home. My goal goal for this instructable was to share how to build something that everyone could relate to and find the parts just lying around at home so I do hope it applies in your case! Btw message me if you've finally built your own :)