The Anvil with patented CopperCore Technology for maximum extraction in one breath.
Manufacturer Description
Copper’s heat conduction capability is magical. Conducting 25 times more effectively than stainless steel alone, Anvil’s CopperCore provides near perfect heat distribution and retention during heating. During inhalation, which should start immediately after the SNAP, the stored thermal energy is evenly and rapidly released into the convection air stream for a robust, full flavored ESTRATTO (extraction) in just one breath.
Integrated Stem
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 airflow can now be adjusted while your ANVIL is hot by engaging a standard 1/8” inch hex key into the bottom of the installed herb chamber and turning the oven clockwise to the desired airflow position.
The final version of the Integrated Stem has been implemented with three 0.04” holes and 3 0.07” wide slots. The airflow is adjusted by revealing more or less of the slot from behind the web of the thermal break on the CopperCore oven. The minimum flow is selected by only exposing the 3 round holes. Maximum airflow is achieved when both the slots and holes are visible.
What is Included:
1 Anvil - Mouth piece, Stem and Oven
1 Bowl
1 Heat Shield (pick a colour of your choice)
Where to Buy
Heating Methods
YLL 3.0: 75w @ 53 seconds from cold for one hit deep extraction. Adjust from there
The @chillmike Method:
So, first, you want to make sure your single flame torch length is about what you see here that I’ve shown in the first pic.
Next, you wanna pack the regular size bowl about 2/3rd’s full when it’s tamped down gently (just so you get an idea of the optimum amount), and centerhole-poke the pack (you’ll need to retamp gently to make sure the hole’s good and the pack is leveled out/neat)… just works best when not packed to the brim and not tamped hard, with the centerhole-poke.
Next, now that you’re ready to begin torching - the 2nd pic I provided shows the angle you should be aiming the torch, and with the length of the single flame, it should hit the very edge of the thermal ring, right where I’m pointing with my poker, and that’ll then splay up a bit upon the above ring and out, keeping that exact angle the entire time while torching. What you’ll also be doing while torching like this is spinning the device at the same time for even and fuller distributed heating. When heating/torching with this method, I personally go 7seconds past the 2nd click for a full enormous few hit extraction experience. You might prefer a tad less dark than I go, so you can experiment with how many seconds you go past the 2nd click for your personal preference, but that’s my go-to timing.
Granted, as you can see, I am using a Mad Heaters Revolve gen2 stem with it, so my airflow is a bit different as well, so like I said - you may need to tweak the torch timing a little, but that’s pretty much how I do it…
Anyways, keep them beautiful Anvil plumes cominnnn fam 
