stonedmallone
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Awesome thank you so much! Ordered!
Anvil by Vestratto
- Thread starter PlanetHaze
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Looking forward to hearing about the larger chamber. Any idea how much larger would it be versus the current one?
Glorg
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https://www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/workshop/75154-pocket-torch?item=98K5011
This is similar to the torch I’ve been having way better results with vs the single flame honest, mine is a older black version but basically the same. Softer then the blazers but it can easily click in 20-25 seconds on the battery.
This is similar to the torch I’ve been having way better results with vs the single flame honest, mine is a older black version but basically the same. Softer then the blazers but it can easily click in 20-25 seconds on the battery.
thegame310
Active Member
I use this lighter - I just RTL until I get 2 clicks (50-60 seconds) and throw it into my mobius and get full 100% extraction. I really love this thing.
Pack of 4 Eagle Jet Gun Torch Lighter Windproof Refillable Lighter Assorted Color https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0776NN1CD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_F8VG819A7CZ18JQ1NKXY?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Pack of 4 Eagle Jet Gun Torch Lighter Windproof Refillable Lighter Assorted Color https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0776NN1CD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_F8VG819A7CZ18JQ1NKXY?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Baboose1948
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How's the anvil on the go? I mainly use a dynavap natively and have so for a while now. I do use glass but not as often as native. When out and about, I carry a triple or quad flame torch and get pretty decent results provided it isn't exceptionally blustery. How would the anvil work in those situations? Does anyone take their anvil out on say, a hike?
Farid
Well-Known Member
I imagine it depends what you mean by "on the go". For me, where the Dynavap shines is stepping out of a bar or party or family event and having a quick smoke.
With the long heatup and cool down times, I imagine the anvil wouldn't be as ideal in these situations. Neither device is ideal if you're moving around, or out in a very cold area like say - a chairlift.
But for those times when you can sit down and have a little longer to partake, the anvil would do well. I would think sitting at a picnic bench, or before a movie starts it would do just fine. But if you're stepping out with the cig smokers I think the Dynavap's speed would have its' benefits. Of course carts would have em both beat in this situation.
With the long heatup and cool down times, I imagine the anvil wouldn't be as ideal in these situations. Neither device is ideal if you're moving around, or out in a very cold area like say - a chairlift.
But for those times when you can sit down and have a little longer to partake, the anvil would do well. I would think sitting at a picnic bench, or before a movie starts it would do just fine. But if you're stepping out with the cig smokers I think the Dynavap's speed would have its' benefits. Of course carts would have em both beat in this situation.
whatitdew
Vapes R Great
The heat retention is something you have to get use to, coming from dynavaps and being conditioned for cooling in a few seconds.
using a futostash magnet so far and keep a cloth handy in case I need to mess with a warm/hot oven.
My only issues so far have been getting some airflow going but after watching the YouTube videos, I’ve started to get the hang of it.
hopefully should have it all dialed in after one more session today.
using a futostash magnet so far and keep a cloth handy in case I need to mess with a warm/hot oven.
My only issues so far have been getting some airflow going but after watching the YouTube videos, I’ve started to get the hang of it.
hopefully should have it all dialed in after one more session today.
Weedaholic
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I'm using it the last few days out walking and had no problem using it outdoors Usually takes me about 25 sec for the click depending were you heat it. .You can pop it straight in the case after you hit it do and the magnet on the lid of the case cools it down at lot faster.. So i don't see much of a difference on the heating up are cooling down time between the two. The anvil is way better IMO
endof3d
Cognitive Dissonance D 5 +
Thanks for the info. What's your torch of choice for the out doors? What was the out door temp for reference?
That's probably the same power give or take as my honest single flame and it isn't really working the best. Where are you heating it exactly? And how many hits does that give you per bowl?
checkyourlibido
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Baboose1948
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Thanks for the info everyone. I'll definitely be adding the avil to the vas list.
bossman
Gentleman Of Leisure
Yeah I doubt the cheap Eagle torches are any great shout for the Anvil (as evidenced by the super slow heat-up time). @thegame310 probably just means that's what he's using because that's all he has right now by way of singles. I can't think of a torch with a smaller single flame than the four pack of Eagles I got back before I started acquiring induction heaters. Most use they get nowadays is lighting an occasional candle
Get on the waitlist for sure. It's so powerful and efficient you'll think something is wrong
enrarit
Well-Known Member
I absolutely have to second this comment.
I successfully RTL the other night and was completely blitzed off two bowls.
The ABV was a very dark brown, no black at all.
I cannot believe how incredibly efficient the Anvil is.
Did I mention how completely blitzed I was off two bowls.... Oh, and did I mention how completely blitzed I was off two bowls?
thegame310
Active Member
I’m heating the thermal battery directly, takes maybe a minute to get my 2 clicks. Full extraction.
I took a quick video of my technique, and a picture of my abv.
ABV:
Video: https://streamable.com/gsfky9
I couldn't get a video of the actual hit, because I promptly knocked my phone off my holder after the 2nd click lol. But I am directly on the thermal battery.
whatitdew
Vapes R Great
Man this thing is doing my head in
i cant get any sort of decent airflow
is it just the way it is? Super tight milkshake hits? That Can’t be right?
damn near bust a bloodvessel trying to hit this thing??
Got the score line to the bottom of the window so it should be on ”open”
Rotate so the score line moves to top so should be “closed”… no difference.
maybe mine is defective some way but I don’t see how, took it apart a few times already..
i cant get any sort of decent airflow
is it just the way it is? Super tight milkshake hits? That Can’t be right?
damn near bust a bloodvessel trying to hit this thing??
Got the score line to the bottom of the window so it should be on ”open”
Rotate so the score line moves to top so should be “closed”… no difference.
maybe mine is defective some way but I don’t see how, took it apart a few times already..
thegame310
Active Member
Mine doesn’t and has never hit that hard and I always pack it full.
Edit: the airflow is incredibly confusing, but never have my hits been that tight or blood vessel bursting.
thegame310
Active Member
I’ve topped mine off with Kief without any issues. Not 100% though.
endof3d
Cognitive Dissonance D 5 +
Doesn't sound right at all! Still waiting for mine, but I'd trouble shoot first by removing the bowl and see if air flow changes. If it does then you know the culprit. If it doesn't continue working your way through the built.
Might want to watch @Whiff dissasembly/assembly video first to refresh your memory. Not really sure how this could be possible.
i use the half bowl for pure kief hits but i cover the chamber with a screen after as i find the kief sticks to the condenser screen
When fully open there should be a little open gap exposed, the line technically goes below the window to expose more airflow.
Try taking it apart and screwing the airport valve all the way down then assemble it back together and that will give you wide open airflow
i want to link a pic from discord but discord is down right now it seems
Edit: discord is back, here is the pic
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cx714
Unregulated Tendencies
I’m feeling similar at half-open (half-closed?
). Just as well since I can’t quite remember how to set it fully closed.It’s not obvious enough and I like half-open enough that I’d rather just hit it instead. But I’m sure I’ll try it eventually.
Cannabiker
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Make sure the top portion is seated completely against the lower assembly. If it slips up just a few millimeters on the airflow valve--no matter where the valve is set--it will restrict the flow. I've accidentally pulled mine every-so-slightly apart while unscrewing the oven, and it pretty much shuts off.