I personally liked the silver being stainless whereas the others are Anodized being Aluminum from what I have read.
I've only had mine for a couple months and have been careful with it, but I don't think there are any noticeable scratches. I'm pretty sure the standard colors except silver are all anodized aluminum, so should be decently resistent to scratching, and shouldn't chip.
thank you.Intergrated Stem
Intergrated Stem for the Anvil by Vestratto.One less part. Reliability increases with a simpler construction.The enhanced attachment to the CopperCore oven is maintained consistently throughout all airflow positions. We have increased the effective attachment strength from 2 to three o-rings.The...www.azzwoodcustoms.co.uk
I have just ordered a Thermocore, i have tried the standard copper and the Duracore, i preferred the original copper, is the Thermo better than its predecessors?
I have only used the standard and the thermocore; for my use I wouldn't call it better, really, just different. I've always been impressed that the standard Anvil works as well as it does, I've never had any issues, just total reliability. For me the Thermocore (and big bowl) work fantastic for extended hits, a joint-like experience, where the standard is more a bong hit. So I think they're both excellent at their strengths.
Exactly how I feel!
I think yours is a standard like mine, but I don't see much visual difference between the standard and the Dura, tbh.I love my anvil totally but know nothing of it's core or anything else.
I think it is the original standard Anvil.
Can anyone tell just by looking what type of core this anvil has... or any other specifics?
I don't think I ever counted number of bowls using the Wand, and I usually switch back and forth between the Anvil and Tempest. The Forge can get more clicks per battery charge, but it depends on what size battery. I think I got something like 24 hits off a 2.5 Ah and 55 off a 5 Ah. The Forge can heat fast or slow; it's up to the user to choose how much and how quickly.
I ordered the XL bowl, have to say im disappointed hearing this im more RTL 1HE type of person
I think the standard Anvil can destroy the 2x bowl, too. Been awhile since I tried it that way but that's my memory: several big bong tokes on one heating. Bet the Thermo could too, I just kind of take advantage of the extended toking possibilities with that one.I ordered the XL bowl, have to say im disappointed hearing this im more RTL 1HE type of person
So are you saying the Thermocore still does a 1 HE?
I believe it will. I think it's not a question of holding or releasing the heat--it can certainly do that--but more that there will be an excess of heat in reserve over time. One potential issue could be over-baking the herbs while there's a ton of heat left. I have combusted with it and I think this is why. But it's just something to adjust to, not a flaw or problem. Bottom line, I think it will work fine, just be aware that the line may not be quite where you've come to expect it.
I think I saw a video where the guy wasn't heating the thermal battery as it was combusting he was heating mid way on the oven.
I've had good luck with a cranked Eagle pointed at the gap and right above. I haven't quite worked out my Inductor technique; using this IH and then going through water has had me combust a handful of times.
Mine should be here tomorrow, looking forward to trying it.
Nice, man, I bet you're gonna enjoy it! You'll have to let us know how it goes.
100%. Heat up is fairly quick (25-30sec to second click with a 3.5cm single-flame torch), personally I get 2-3 good tokes once the second click happened, and those tokes will end the bowl for me. To go dark roast brown on the AVB, I have to keep firing the torch 2-3 sec past the second click.
The thermocore does 1 HE RTL perfectly.
It's got the thumbs up from me
Thanks again.Azzwood looks like he has the tube and XL adapter in stock. UK though, so not sure if that's any help to you
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