Richard L. Gralnik on tue 26 mar 96
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FREE KILN IN LOS ANGELES
An email was posted last week about a kiln being given away
in Culver City (Los Angeles). The kiln is still available.
The dimensions of the kiln are:
OUTSIDE: 41.5" deep, 40" wide, 56" high
INSIDE: 31" deep, 26" wide, 24.5" high
The kiln is freestanding, updraft, with four burners.
If you are interested, please call Nancy Jordan-Smith (310) 398-7348
ASAP. The kiln needs to be moved this weekend (March 31).
Sheila Drummer on tue 15 apr 97
I heard this at a workshop this past week-end. A 10 Foot X 12 Foot Car Kiln
is being given away by a state run facility in Denver around Washington and
58th streets. They would like to get rid of it in three weeks. That's all
I know about it.
The person to contact is Vicki at (303)296-2400 ext.103.
Gaydos, Frank on tue 21 oct 97
We are replacing a large electric L&L Special Furnace Kiln at the
Community College of Philadelphia. Its free if you can move it. We can
get it to the loading dock for you. Its a front loader. Has 16 elements.
It has weird power stats: Volts 208/1/60
Amps 87.64
KW 18.230
Max Tempt. 2350 f
Inside measurements: 4' 4" high x 2'2" square
Contact Frank Gaydos at 215-751-8299 or fgaydos@ccp.cc.pa.us
Carol Jackaway on fri 25 feb 00
I have a Paragon one chamber kiln. Interior chamber measures 17 1/2" x 18"
It has shelves, but it needs some TLC. It does not have elements in it and
the electircal cord is off, but I have it. I got this free from a friend who
didn't work in clay anymore.
So this is free to anyone who will come and get it! If you can wire a kiln
this will be perfect.
I am in Delaware County Pa. 20 minutes south of Phila.
Carol Jackaway
Just making run
Steve McNutt on mon 28 feb 00
If someone decided to take on the project of this kiln I have just had a
really good experience having a kiln rebuilt by Mike Swauger in Front Royal
VA. His email is Swauger@rma.edu and his phone is 877-545-6362. Not a too
bad drive, certainly a pretty one from Phila. area. Also his wife's
porcelain work is simply wonderful. Mike just put new elements in an old
kiln for me, added a kiln sitter and whatever else it needed for under $600.
So, I have a reliable and safe kiln, not for free but for $600. I'm happy.
It is so hot! 70's already!
Mary Beth Bishop
Durham, NC
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