meghan lempa
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i am considering investing in a small electric kiln i can use at home. It seems too pricey to take firing classes for several hundred dollars a pop at the pottery place near me, so I'd rather just buy a small kiln to use at home.
I've seen places online that sell them for $400-600 dollar range.
I need to know if any of these smaller cheaper kilns are any good or are they just a waste of $....If you do happen to have experience with any of these kilns and have specific brand/model suggestions that would be great!
I'm looking for user friendly (being a newbie), and want it to be be able to handle clay/ceramics not just glass or ceramic glazing.
thank you!
I've seen places online that sell them for $400-600 dollar range.
I need to know if any of these smaller cheaper kilns are any good or are they just a waste of $....If you do happen to have experience with any of these kilns and have specific brand/model suggestions that would be great!
I'm looking for user friendly (being a newbie), and want it to be be able to handle clay/ceramics not just glass or ceramic glazing.
thank you!