I would do two heat cycles with it. One half way down for more flavour, then kill it in the second by heating at the battery. I already prefer doing this with the 0.1.
Well I’m not too sure to be honest. I know guys like @fogbank can get a very dark roast with IH, but they are also going past the click and using a technique. Can you get a simple and consistent “drop and wait” RTL on click? No idea. The only person that really knows right now is John, but that’s if he’s even managed to achieve it. I imagine the eventual product will also have some teething issues.. maybe we’ll have a founders and users edition again - a paid beta of sortsI'm a long way from being an IH expert, I've not even used one, buuut...
I hope I'm wrong about this for all the RTL fanatics but Im not sure how this would work without specific RTL settings on the IH? The susceptor is higher up the oven than the thermal battery where you would usually aim the torch for an RTL hit. The IH would have to heat up the oven to just before the click, wait for the heat to dissipate into the thermal battery, then heat again to make sure there is enough energy in there. Maybe this could be done with timings but that wouldn't compensate for environmental conditions, or an already warmed oven. On the other hand I could be completely wrong
How are they gonna do a .5 bowl? Longer? Fatter? Can't fit .5 in the oven presently
So 5 times the amount butane too?
It's going to be fatter to try and thin out the herb a bit more. Pretty much a larger oven/chamber with some modifications.
Im guessing a Bigger dab torch is going to be perfect for it, should be like taking a dab.
Nice idea although there is already a butane powered vape called the Hammer from a number of years ago, but tbf it's no longer in production. Discontinued Hammer vape thread is here for anyone interested.Also.. please call it the hammer. It bugs me that we have an anvil but no hammer
I believe it will be a new oven/chamber combo that will work with the users edition, I will ask John and find out though. I wouldn't mind seeing a bigger 18/14mm stem with some extra cooling to help with all the vapour.So if I’m reading this correctly, it’ll be a swappable oven for our user edition Anvil’s and not an entirely separate vape?
If so I like this a lot more now. I’d definitely pick one up if it was just something I can throw on my anvil from time to time.. that’s so much easier to justify than an entire vape I’d only use a couple times a month
Also.. please call it the hammer. It bugs me that we have an anvil but no hammer
I still have a butane Hammer Pro. Interesting to think about how there are similarities in their design: 30-40 second heat up time using butane, smaller load ( 0.1 to 0.15 g), strong convection based hits, lots of user controlled variability. Price wise, not so much. Think I paid $35 for it back before they shuttered things. Perhaps I’ll get it out after my T-break and make a comparison for the purpose of science…Nice idea although there is already a butane powered vape called the Hammer from a number of years ago, but tbf it's no longer in production. Discontinued Hammer vape thread is here for anyone interested.
That is such a strange looking device, I forget how weird and wonderful the older vapes were.The hits on both are extremely similar, for the science of it..
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The hammer was around for 10 years before he stopped selling them I think last year some time. I'm guessing someone is prally piggybacking the tech as we speak. You saw the hits from that thing and the abv afterwards, it's a special device right there!
Otherwise, there is a simpler tool, cheaper and faster to heat that name .... a torch
I seem to recall reading page after page in this thread discussing which torch, which butane, what flame length, where to point the flame, how long to heat, how to refill, how to purge, and how to maintain various torches for the Anvil. If you've got your torch(es) dialed in for the Anvil that's great.Otherwise, there is a simpler tool, cheaper and faster to heat that name .... a torch
I seem to recall page after page discussing chamber sizes, grams, abv darkness…I seem to recall reading page after page in this thread discussing which torch, which butane, what flame length, where to point the flame, how long to heat, how to refill, how to purge, and how to maintain various torches for the Anvil. If you've got your torch(es) dialed in for the Anvil that's great.
I've got my induction heaters dialed in for the Anvil. To me they represent simplicity.
