A cigar tube is provided having an ash catcher and an ash collection cap, for receiving and containing lit or extinguished cigars for later consumption an elongated tubular member having opposite first and second ends and defining a hollow inner cavity disposed between the first and second ends adapted to receive and contain a cigar. The ash catcher is disposed within the inner cavity and has a generally planar body positioned transverse to the tubular member and has a plurality of apertures. A plurality of truncated cones project from the planar body such that each truncated cone preferably aligns with each respective aperture to provide substantially unidirectional ash passageways from the inner cavity to the ash collection cap. In a preferred embodiment, the truncated cones have a length sufficient to provide air space between the cones and the ash collection cap for the collection of ashes and dissipation of heat.

A rechargeable battery-operated ignition smoking pipe including a replaceable nichrome wire within an indentation on an inner perimeter of a bowl of the pipe body, a fuel reservoir directly below and adjacent the interior cavity of the bowl, an ignition switch on a stem of a pipe body to selectively activate one of the nichrome wire and an amount of fuel within the fuel reservoir to combust an ignitable smoking substance, such as tobacco, contained within the bowl, and a filter disposed between the stem and the bowl. The present device permits one-handed ignition to combust the smoking substance. The rechargeable battery-operated ignition smoking pipe also includes a micro USB outlet and wireless charging receptacles to permit the pipe to recharge without the hassle of changing batteries.

An Electro-Mechanical Pulse Generator (EMPG) may be used to ignite an ignition pad comprising of fine carbon steel fibers. When electrical energy is applied to the carbon steel fibers, the carbon steel ignites thus starting the combustion of the fuel in a fuel basket located within the grill's combustion chamber. An electrical control panel connects an energy source such as a battery with an ignition wire positioned within the combustion chamber of the grill. A fan positioned below or near the fuel basket controls the amount of air flow into the combustion chamber to aid in initially lighting the fuel as well as controlling the temperature of the grill and the amount of combustion used to heat the food that is cooking.

An Electro-Mechanical Pulse Generator (EMPG) may be used to ignite an ignition pad comprising of fine carbon steel fibers. When electrical energy is applied to the carbon steel fibers, the carbon steel ignites thus starting the combustion of the fuel in a fuel basket located within the grill's combustion chamber. An electrical control panel connects an energy source such as a battery with an ignition wire positioned within the combustion chamber of the grill. A fan positioned below or near the fuel basket controls the amount of air flow into the combustion chamber to aid in initially lighting the fuel as well as controlling the temperature of the grill and the amount of combustion used to heat the food that is cooking.

The present invention relates to herb grinding devices for grinding herbs and other plant matter into particulates, and more particularly, to an herb grinding device having a chargeable igniter or chargeable lighter. The herein disclosed device provides a combination grinding device and igniter (or lighter) so that a user may grind plant matter into smokeable and/or vaporizable particulates and then utilize the very same device to light or ignite the smokeable and/or vaporizable particulates so as to consume the plant matter efficiently. In certain embodiments, the igniter assembly may include a flameless lighter such as a coil lighter and may further include a port for receiving electrical charge from an external source to power to igniter. In an exemplary embodiment, the igniter assembly includes a rotatable lid for removably covering the igniter when the igniter is not in use.

The present invention relates to herb grinding devices for grinding herbs and other plant matter into particulates, and more particularly, to an herb grinding device having a chargeable igniter or chargeable lighter. The herein disclosed device provides a combination grinding device and igniter (or lighter) so that a user may grind plant matter into smokeable and/or vaporizable particulates and then utilize the very same device to light or ignite the smokeable and/or vaporizable particulates so as to consume the plant matter efficiently. In certain embodiments, the igniter assembly may include a flameless lighter such as a coil lighter and may further include a port for receiving electrical charge from an external source to power to igniter. In an exemplary embodiment, the igniter assembly includes a rotatable lid for removably covering the igniter when the igniter is not in use.

An electric cigar lighter for lighting a cigar having an electrical power supply with positive and negative terminals attachable to a tubular body, the battery disposed in the body, and a resistor plate connected to the electrical power supply, the resistor plate defining a plurality of parallel circuits connected in series with one another.

An electric cigar lighter for lighting a cigar having an electrical power supply with positive and negative terminals attachable to a tubular body, the battery disposed in the body, and a resistor plate connected to the electrical power supply, the resistor plate defining a plurality of parallel circuits connected in series with one another.

A portable exothermic welding ignition controller includes a housing configured to receive a first portion of a portable power tool battery with a second portion of the portable tool battery external to the housing. A circuit board is positioned within the housing and configured for electrical coupling to the portable power tool battery. An actuator is operatively engageable with the circuit board for selectively discharging power from the portable power tool battery to a connection terminal electrically coupled to the circuit board.

A portable exothermic welding ignition controller includes a housing configured to receive a first portion of a portable power tool battery with a second portion of the portable tool battery external to the housing. A circuit board is positioned within the housing and configured for electrical coupling to the portable power tool battery. An actuator is operatively engageable with the circuit board for selectively discharging power from the portable power tool battery to a connection terminal electrically coupled to the circuit board.