1/2" Kiln Post - 4 Pack

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Product Features

  • Elevate molds for proper heat distribution and to allow trapped air to escape
  • 1/2" Size doesn't waste space in compact kilns
  • Set of 4 allows you to support nearly any shape of mold with ease
  • Customize the height of a drop ring by stacking 1/2" posts with your other post sizes


Product Description

Use kiln posts with drop molds, to elevate slumping molds preventing entrapped air, to vent heat by propping the kiln lid open, or to elevate kiln shelves off the floor of the kiln.
Pack of 4.

Images of projects in kiln taken during Patty Gray classes at Delphi.

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