Vestratto Anvil: Temperature Settings
Pros
- No battery, no electronics
- Patented CopperCore oven
- Airflow adjustable with hex key
- Bowls in three sizes (Half, Full, XL)
Cons
- Requires a lighter or torch
- No manufacturer specifications for temperature and heat-up time
- Warranty according to manufacturer on a case-by-case basis only, no returns
Temperature Settings for the Vestratto Anvil. You can find the complete overview on the main page.
Temperature Settings
On the Anvil you do not set a temperature in degrees on a display. When heating with a flame, the heat point influences how much energy the oven stores up to the temperature signal. Vestratto explains this for the original CopperCore: heating close to the thread causes the signal to trigger earlier; heating at the CopperBlock heat reservoir delays it and stores more energy.
The manufacturer examples of roughly 30 and 45 seconds respectively apply to the flame described there and the oven at that time. They are not general heat-up times for ThermoCore, DuraCore, or an induction heater, and cannot be converted into an exact herb temperature.
Therefore, refer to the instructions for your specific oven and heater version. Keep your setup consistent when making comparisons and change only one variable at a time. A click is a thermal signal, not proof of a specific vapor or material temperature.
Source: Vestratto: heat point and heat storage on the Anvil.
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Frequently asked questions
No. It is heated with a lighter or torch.
Body, mouthpiece, and condenser from 316 stainless steel, heat shield from aluminum, coil filter from titanium, oven with copper core.
Vestratto does not publish any temperature or heat-up figures.
No fixed period: warranty claims are decided on a case-by-case basis, O-rings are excluded, and returns are not possible.
Yes, with the WPA kit from the Vestratto accessories range.
Vestratto does not list any for the Anvil.
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