Not all flamethrowers are designed to be worn on a wrist. Stephen Hawes’ wrist-mounted flamethrower is different. It is powered with a propane tank and has a microcontroller and a special setup to allow the wearer to control the height of the flame. There is also a built-in taser system to light the device, but it apparently does not work well outside.
The wrist sensor can adjust the height of the flame to how far the wearer can move their wrist. Overall, a pretty interesting creation by Stephen. We can’t wait to see how he improves it in the future.
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