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Studio In A Box Kit - 96 COE

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Studio in a Box Kit - 96 COE
Price $1,699.95
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Availability: Expected to be available December 31, 2024. Subject to change. Pre-order now!
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Product Features

  • Delphi EZ-Pro 15-6 Kiln comes with pre-programmed EZ-Pro Controller
  • Firing chamber measures 15" x 6-1/2" deep
  • Great size for jewelry projects up to medium dishes and plates
  • Kit includes glass, tools, supplies, and dichroic glass
  • Kit components are 96 COE
  • Kit ships Standard Ground
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Product Description

Get Equipped for Fusing
No more worries about programming your kiln! The Delphi EZ-Pro 15-6 Kiln included in this kit comes with 16 pre-set programs for firing glass, annealing beads and metal clay PLUS you can create up to 22 custom programs. This Delphi exclusive kiln, designed by glass instructors, is the most user-friendly, versatile kiln for glass artists ever. Kiln features a generous firing chamber measuring 15" by 6-1/2" deep firing chamber. Runs on standard 120v household current. Ships via standard ground. 96 COE.

Kit Includes:

  • Delphi EZ-Pro 15-6 Fiber Kiln
  • Fusible glass, 8" x 8" - 4 Pack
  • Dichroic scrap glass - 1/4 lb 
  • Ceramic slumping mold
  • Shelf wash and Haik brush
  • Bullseye Thinfire Shelf Paper, 10" Square - 4 Pack
  • Glass Cutter
  • Instruction book
Glass is labeled with item numbers for easy reordering. 

Note: Product selection may vary based on availability. Photo is just one example, quality will remain the same.

Project shown by artist Stephanie O'Toole, courtesy of Creative Paradise.

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