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Fuseworks Craft Kiln

$359.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Achieve a full fuse in as little as 15 minutes
  • Firing chamber measures 8" diameter x 4" high
  • The perfect size for small spaces


Product Description

Get started making fused and enamel art the easy and ultra-affordable way! This fiber body kiln with stainless steel reinforcing bands is designed to let you create jewelry, coasters and other small items quickly. There's no complicated firing schedules to understand, just set the timer to fire. The convenient table-top kiln has a clam-shell style lid which contains the heating elements and a simplified timer control. Firing chamber measures 8" diameter x 4" high. Cord measures 6 feet long. Runs on 120v. 1 year manufacturer warranty.

Delphi Recommends: "This is an exceptional kiln! This kiln lets you decide if this is a hobby that you want to pursue without a big investment with the same quality results. I recommend this kiln to beginning artist or artists that do not have a lot of space for bigger kilns." - Doug Havens, Delphi Customer Service Representative

Delphi Tip: The screws on the lid hinge may need to be loosened or adjusted so the lid can move more freely. The kiln may have some pre-fire markings due to the test firing performed during manufacturing to ensure safety and quality.

Step-By-Step: Fusing with the Fuseworks Craft Kiln
Step 1
1. Cut, break and clean fusible glass pieces.
Step 2
2. Place kiln paper on base, layer cut glass on top.
Step 3
3. Close lid and fire according to manufacturer instructions.
Step 4
4. Allow glass to cool and enjoy!

Product Details

  • 120V
  • 10amp
  • 1200 watts
  • 10 OHM

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   OUTSTANDING KILN FOR THE MONEY!
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Pros : I am new to fusing and have only been working with and in glass for a few years now, basically cold working lass until I was given my first microwave kiln. I was then hooked on fusing. I have been able to achieve some amazing glass fusing moving up to this electric kiln! It takes some time and some experimenting to find out just what this kiln can do but once you have figured out times to set then you can make some very beautiful things.
Cons : I out grew this kiln after a year or so and graduated to a much larger kiln but in my very small studio this kiln worked out just great for me.
Other Thoughts : I would not hesitate to recommend this kiln to a beginner in glass and Delphi has always been there to help answer any questions I had along the way. As I said in the beginning OUTSTANDING KILN for the money
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  •   Convenient Size - Temperamental
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Pros : Great size for small projects
Cons : No temperature setting and it is completely unknown what the temperature fires to. Nothing in the instruction book.
Other Thoughts : Manufacturer may want to provide guidance on firing. It cracked 4 molds until I got the on/off firing time down. Don't fire for a full 10 or 15 minutes without preheating it!
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