Evenheat's Studio Pro clamshell design makes loading a breeze and a base model with shipping will run about $500 including shipping. Its electrical needs are a modest 12 amps and a mere 1440 watts means it can be plugged in almost anywhere! Firing chamber is 8x8x4.http://www.clay-king.com/kilns/evenheat_kilns/evenheat_studio_pro.html
For under $400 including both a shelf kit and shipping; Paragon's Quickfire 6 is known for its speed, miserly power consumption (1550 watts), and easy portability. It also has a surprisingly large interior of 6x6x6 inches. This makes in suitable for small scale production china painting or for rapidly firing students' dolls while they take a well deserved lunch break!The only drawback for this kiln is that you literally just lift off the top to access your doll pieces. So this does mean if you're trying to do quick firing, you will have to have a safe heatproof surface to rest the top as it is cooling off!
http://www.clay-king.com/kilns/paragon_kilns/paragon_quickfire_6.html
For $450 including shelf kit and shipping is Skutt's Firebox 8. The interior dimensions are 8 x 8 x 4 inches. And unusually in this price range the kiln comes equipped with a digital pyrometer.http://www.clay-king.com/kilns/skutt_kilns/skutt_glass_kilns/skutt_firebox_8.html
Thanks for all of the great info Stacy!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Karin!
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