Can anyone point me to where I can get a wand with a lighter built into it? I would like to use it with my dove pan instead of using a barbeque lighter or match.

I have one I bought years ago.I think it's European made It uses Butane. I think it still works. But if you ever have to replace the flint , I don't know how you could do that. I don't use it. Haven't for years. It's about 6 or 7 inches long. PM me if you want to make a swap , or something.

I have seen on sale lighters as thin as a pencil, about the size of a child's crayon. Perhaps you could build a wand around one of those?

Its got to have the igniter button on the end you hold, cuz using it with flash paper could be dangerous otherwise.

Try airport gift shops.

Bob

El duco have a nice ligther wand.

Roy Kueppers makes a nice simple wand which is light.

Best,

Sean

I have seen a lighter shaped like a giant matchstick. You could look in places, where they sell stoves and things for open fires.
Perhaps you could build it into a wand or use it as a comedy gag (pull it out from a normal matchbox).
Just an idea.
Trolle

I got a great lighter from walgreens, it is dark blue(also had black and other colors) that is about one foot long and thin as a pen, with no visible markings except the ignition, it looks very sleek.

Easy to manipulate and keeps the flame far away from a spectator, pretty useful(though the ignition has seemed to have gotten stuck on mine so it requires a lot of force to turn on now, will have to look for another as it might be hard on spectator).

The Trickery sell the El Duco wand/lighter:
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Yes, I the El Duco wand is nice, the balance isn't great for wand spins and the like however.

A wand that has a lighter built into it generally is built for a specific purpose (to light something on fire) and not for general use (like doing a wand spin for the cups and balls or striking vanish). Thin of it as a tool designed for a specific task.

A flash wand would work well for lighting a dove pan. Just load a tiny amount of flashpaper in it and shoot the fireball into the pan, from a few inches away. Too much flash paper might shoot it out with too much force, causing it to bounce out of the pan. The ones with push-button ignition will help make certain that you aim it properly.

Attach lighter to bottom of wand 2 inches from base.Glue a piece of flash string to wand. Cost less then a dollar.Lighter is hidden and the effect is awesome,Kind of like what Lance Burton did with his cane..Cordially,Howard..P.s I also put a lighter on my fan for a fire snowstorm.