John Post on wed 16 apr 97
I have an Evenheat 5320 Deluxe electric kiln for sale. The firing chamber
is 17.5" dia. x 22.5" deep.
It uses a 30 amp wall receptacle (6-30R). It has a new cone sitter tube and
limit timer motor. There are no shelves or posts included. I am asking
$350. I am located in Sterling Heights, which is about a 20 minute drive
north of Detroit, Michigan. The buyer is responsible for picking the kiln up.
I purchased this kiln from a local elementary school. They were getting a
new one because of the problems with the limit timer and kiln sitter. I
have replaced both of those parts and the kiln is as good as new. The art
teacher who had been using only ran it a few times a year to cone 06.
If you need more info or are interested in purchasing this kiln, e-mail me
direct at johnpost@c3net.net.
John Post
Jo Gilder on wed 31 dec 97
I have an old round electric test kiln for sale. Dimensions are 10 1/2
x 10 1/2 x 8 1/2. Brick is in fair condition. DOES NOT work well above
^04. It has a kiln sitter. I'm asking $75.00 + shipping. Email me
privately if your interested.
Jo Gilder
Panama City, FL
magilder@worldnet.att.net
Darren Larsen on thu 12 feb 98
Electric Kiln For Sale $450
Paragon 10 sided kiln. S-23-3, 5.1 cubic feet, 22 1/2" wide and 22 1/4"
deep. Manual controls with Dawson Kiln Sitter. Looks great, goes to cone
10!
Call me @ (801) 255-6830
Utah
Darren
Darren.Larsen@Worldnet.att.net
Darren Larsen on sun 15 feb 98
Electric Kiln For Sale $450
Paragon 10 sided kiln. S-23-3, 5.1 cubic feet, 22 1/2" wide and 22 1/4"
deep. Manual controls with Dawson Kiln Sitter. Looks great, goes to cone
10!
Great for ceramics, china dolls, pots, glass crafts, etc.
Call me @ (801) 255-6830
Sandy, Utah
Darren
boutique@mail.island.net on thu 5 mar 98
Through the purchase of a shop, I have an eletric kiln for sale.
General specs are:
- manufactured by Kilns and Furnaces Ltd.
- 3 ph./208 volt
- max temp. 1300C
- computer control
- inside dimensions: 23.5" W x 24" D x 36.5" H
- 8" thick walls
We are located in Nanaimo, BC and I presume that this may be of
interest to people in Western Canada or the Pacific Northwest.
If you are interested and would like more details, please contact me
directly.
Dave
- Curtis Nelson on mon 18 oct 99
------------------
CRUSADER 294S FOR SALE . . .
=95 Cone 10, never fired above cone 6
=95 10.5 cubic feet
=95 13.44 kw - 240 volt - 64.62 amps - 1 phase
=95 Chamber dimensions: 29=22 diam x 27=22 high
=95 Comes with 2 bases (double-thick kiln floor)
=95 4 1/2=22 tall height-extender ring ( wired =26
with elements)
=95 Dawson sitter
=95 Four Cordierite shelves
=95 Six high-alumina shelves
=95 Ready for pickup in Naperville, IL
=95 =24900 takes it all
If you're interested in it, email me directly.
And if you'd like, I'll call you and we can talk
about it on the telephone. Or if you'd rather,
you can call me. Just ask for my phone
number when you email me.
Thanks,
Curt Nelson
barnaby=40enteract.com
- Curtis Nelson on wed 27 oct 99
A couple of weeks ago I posted a notice
offering a Crusader for sale. No responses
except one inquiry as to where I lived.
A quick reiteration of the salient facts:
Crusader 294S - cone 10 - 10.5 cu. ft. -
13.44kw - 240 volt - 64 amp - single phase -
chamber dimensions: 29 diam x 27 high
Comes with two bases (double thick floor) -
4 1/2 tall height-extender ring (w/ elements)
Dawson sitter - 4 Corderite shelves - 6 high-
alumins shelves (these are half shelves)
sits on a standard steel frame.
3 new elements, not yet installed.
8 to 12 bricks need replacing.
Always fired to bisque and cone 6, never to
cone 10.
fob Naperville, IL
900 dollars takes it all.
I've also had one local inquiry . . . a reply to a
notice I stuck up on a school studio bulletin
board. No sale but some well-meant but very
discouraging comments, to wit:
The price is not only high, it's probably worth
only 200 to 300 dollars by itself without the
shelving.
Question: Can this be the case? Is my old
Crusader that poorly thought of in the
market?
I'm asking for opinions here so I can price this
thing realistically, or some reassurance that it
is fairly priced as it is, and it may just take
some time to find the person who agrees.
Thanks for your input,
Curt Nelson
Anji Henderson on thu 28 oct 99
Curtis,
I am no kiln expert... But, I bought my kiln for $200
it has quite a bit bigger chamber dimension, and came
with all the furniture, glazes, molds, cones, and
evean lunch and good conversation.. This was when??? a
year or so, and the kiln was fairly new (buisness
closing), and a diffrent company.. A friend of mine
bought one similar to mine in size but I think older
for $150, and she also got furniture, stilts, many
many glazes, and clay.. And to end out trio, similar
kiln again, and similar bonuses plus those pottery
tattoo things (can't remember what they were called
and she couldn't give them away, hahahahaha) she
bought it for $75, but I think it was one of those
friend of a friend deals...
But in my years I have sold cars for crazy prices,
with paitence, so I suppose any thing can happen..
Just a thought...
Anji
--- - Curtis Nelson wrote:
> ----------------------------Original
> message----------------------------
> A couple of weeks ago I posted a notice
> offering a Crusader for sale. No responses
> except one inquiry as to where I lived.
>
> A quick reiteration of the salient facts:
> Crusader 294S - cone 10 - 10.5 cu. ft. -
> 13.44kw - 240 volt - 64 amp - single phase -
> chamber dimensions: 29 diam x 27 high
>
> Comes with two bases (double thick floor) -
> 4 1/2 tall height-extender ring (w/ elements)
> Dawson sitter - 4 Corderite shelves - 6 high-
> alumins shelves (these are half shelves)
>
> sits on a standard steel frame.
>
> 3 new elements, not yet installed.
>
> 8 to 12 bricks need replacing.
>
> Always fired to bisque and cone 6, never to
> cone 10.
>
> fob Naperville, IL
>
> 900 dollars takes it all.
>
> I've also had one local inquiry . . . a reply to a
> notice I stuck up on a school studio bulletin
> board. No sale but some well-meant but very
> discouraging comments, to wit:
>
> The price is not only high, it's probably worth
> only 200 to 300 dollars by itself without the
> shelving.
>
> Question: Can this be the case? Is my old
> Crusader that poorly thought of in the
> market?
>
> I'm asking for opinions here so I can price this
> thing realistically, or some reassurance that it
> is fairly priced as it is, and it may just take
> some time to find the person who agrees.
>
> Thanks for your input,
>
> Curt Nelson
>
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Ray Aldridge on thu 28 oct 99
At 02:45 PM 10/27/99 EDT, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>A couple of weeks ago I posted a notice
>offering a Crusader for sale. No responses
>except one inquiry as to where I lived.
>
(snip)
>
>I'm asking for opinions here so I can price this
>thing realistically, or some reassurance that it
>is fairly priced as it is, and it may just take
>some time to find the person who agrees.
>
Curt, I'm certainly no expert on used kiln prices, but my opinion is that
your price is a bit high for a kiln that needs repair. I've recently
bought a couple of used kilns in a pretty small community, and I wouldn't
have paid your price. Both the kilns were in like-new condition and though
smaller than your Crusader, were proportionately much cheaper.
Used kilns in excellent condition seem to be widely available, perhaps
because they were purchased by folks who afterward discovered that they
were less enthralled by the hobby than they'd hoped. Your problem is
compounded, I think, because your kiln is a large one, and thus would
appeal primarily to a production maker. She would likely to be aware of the
wide availablity of used kilns, and so might be willing to wait until one
in excellent condition comes along.
I don't mean to be discouraging, and as I say, I have only limited
experience to judge by, but I think your market will be someone who's
setting up a studio on a very short shoestring. You might have to drop
your price considerably to attract such a buyer.
Ray
Aldridge Porcelain and Stoneware
http://www.goodpots.com
Brenda Beeley on sat 23 nov 02
ELECTRIC KILN FOR SALE
42' X 24" kiln
posts, shelves, other goodies
probably at least 10 years old.
Works well, little use.
Must be picked up by Monday Nov 25.
Easy move out of a garage.....no steps.
Located in Kitsap County midway between Bainbridge Island and Kingston in
Washington State.
Make an offer,
Contact Lisa directly:
360-598-1700
Melanie Schultz on sat 23 nov 02
I'll offer $100
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Subject: ELECTRIC KILN FOR SALE
ELECTRIC KILN FOR SALE
42' X 24" kiln
posts, shelves, other goodies
probably at least 10 years old.
Works well, little use.
Must be picked up by Monday Nov 25.
Easy move out of a garage.....no steps.
Located in Kitsap County midway between Bainbridge Island and Kingston in
Washington State.
Make an offer,
Contact Lisa directly:
360-598-1700
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Dannon Rhudy on sat 23 nov 02
Subject: Re: ELECTRIC KILN FOR SALE
> I'll offer $100.......>
C'mon, folks. Bid on equipment off-list, eh?
Direct to the seller is good.
regards
Dannon Rhudy
scott lykens on mon 25 nov 02
I think its great to see what prices used studio equipment is going for. It
would certainley help us not over charge or overpay if we had an idea what
the highest average price was.
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Catherine White on mon 25 nov 02
My Paragon electric is 17.5" dia X 18" deep. Dawson kiln sitter.
Excellent condition. Cost $300 with shelves and furniture and base. (EBay)
My old Crusader is 24" X 24" deep. No kiln sitter. Cost approx $250 with
many shelves and lots of furniture. I say approx because the total cost of
$400 included an Amaco test kiln- expensive, lots and lots of glaze
chemicals, and replacement elements for both kilns, plus tools and books.
(rec.crafts.pottery)
We are installing a Dawson ramp sitter on the Crusader- $165. Almost
digital but far less cost.
I would absolutely never have a kiln shipped. Tried that and the boxes
were actually trailing powdered brick as the UPS gentleman struggled the two
containers to our door. Insurance reimbursed me several months later.
Check EBay for "kilns." Location is given. Also, go to the newsgroup,
"rec.crafts.pottery" where I found my old Crusader which was a close-out of
a potters studio. I checked for "Crusader" on our ClayArt thread. Brad
Sondahl mentioned owning an oldie that worked just fine. There was a
beautiful Paragon 18 X 18 with kiln sitter for only $150 here in Yuma in the
newspaper. The lady thought she'd like to make Christmas gifts, but now only
wanted the ugly thing off her patio.
When buying from an individual, go with cash in hand. Make your offer.
They want that space-taking thingo out of there. Be prepared to load it then
and there. If it looks workable and the price is low, elements and switches
aren't that expensive. Do not pay a lot. No need to. As I tell my kids when
they think some used item will never again be available if they don't pay
the asking price, 'There's always another used car lot down the road!"
Best wishes,
Catherine in Yuma, AZ
My inability to emulate occasionally results in originality.
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Subject: Re: ELECTRIC KILN FOR SALE
> I think its great to see what prices used studio equipment is going for.
It
> would certainley help us not over charge or overpay if we had an idea what
> the highest average price was.
Reina Reina on mon 25 nov 02
I have an old "Norman" kiln for sale in Long Island.
It is 18 X18 ----the brick is in "like new" condition. Asking $175-----but I
have to get rid of it because I'm moving, therefore the best offer will take
it.
Corinne Schultz on wed 11 dec 02
Coneart model MX2818 with kiln sitter, shorter, wider design, 7 cubic feet
of firing space. In excellent condition, fired about 20 times. Purchased
18 months ago for $1650. Asking $1250. Located in Silver Spring, Maryland.
e mail cjs97@hotmail.com
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Greg Pitts on mon 7 mar 05
We have a used electric kiln available for sale in Manhattan, NY.
=20
The kiln is a large but portable front loader manufactured by Ceramic Fiber
Fabrication in California (now owned by Keith Company). It has an 18cf
capacity with interior dimension 42=B2h x 38=B2w x 33=B2d. It=B9s frame is heavy
welded steel with enamel finish and is fully lined with fiber insulation,
rated for Orton cone 10 temp. (2350=B0 F). This kiln can be transported in 4
sections; it has been custom designed and fabricated for easy assembly and
transport (we can guide you with this). The kiln is wired for 208v, 3 ph,,
86a, and can be converted to 240v by changing out elements. There are
elements on all 4 sides as well as the floor. Primary controller is a West
cam controller which is operational but easily replaced with digital.
Secondary control is through Infinite Control switches which help to
fine-tune the heating throughout. The Kiln is currently available for
viewing in Manhattan. The new and current condition of the kiln along with
additional specs. are available at www.dorothyhafner.com/kiln/
. We are looking for a buy and drive
away arrangement. Asking $6000.00 but negotiable. Used 12=B2 x 24=B2 shelves
included.
=20
Contacts us at:
=20
Greg Pitts
pittsg@mindspring.com
917-837-4329
718-768-5228
=20
or
=20
Dorothy Hafner
info@dorothyhafner.com
212-337-3795
priscilla melesco on thu 1 dec 05
7 c ft.(27" deep x 23 3/8" wide) L&L model j230 electric kiln for sale.
manual temperature adjustment with Dawson kiln sitter. Good working order,
comes with two shelves. Asking $700. Located in SW Virginia near N.C.
border. pick up or delivery possible. contact priscillamelesco@hotmail.com
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