Looks like Elon Musk really does intend to sell a flamethrower. Or at least has a webpage where you could buy it. Why a flamethrower? For those who can't keep track of Musk's businesses and ...
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An unexpected result from an unforgettable flamethrower test
An unforgettable flamethrower test delivers an unexpected outcome, making this unusual experiment a memorable look at the ...
Drones are being used by companies from Amazon to Uber, but one company built a flamethrower you can hook up to your personal drone for all your fire-spewing purposes. In a video from company ...
Pretty much everything Elon Musk does these days is out there — like, way out there. From shooting a Tesla into space to founding an entire company because he didn’t like L.A. traffic (no, really), ...
Commentary: Musk's Boring Company offers this essential toy for a mere $500. The entrepreneur insists it's the perfect weapon for the Zombie Apocalypse. Some were ready to shoot the idea down in ...
In 2015, Digital Trends wrote about a civilian flamethrower manufactured by the Cleveland-based company Throwflame. At the time, we marveled over the model X15’s astonishing 65-feet jets of fire and, ...
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Tempted as you might be to grab one of these for the impending zombie-apocalypse, the TF-19 Wasp from Ohio-based Throwflame is a serious piece of kit with potentially life-saving applications. From ...
Looks like Elon Musk really does intend to sell a flamethrower. Or at least has a webpage where you could buy it. Why a flamethrower? For those who can't keep track of Musk's businesses and ...
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