Samantha Tomich on wed 9 apr 97
I can get a ConeArt Kiln, #2327-1, 7 cu.ft, 2 and a half inch brick and
1 inch of block insulation, with element in the bottom, ^10, 43 Amps,
manual
for $1630.00
OR
a Skutt Kilnmaster-Automatic Kiln, #KM 1027, 7 cu.ft, 2 and a half inch
brick,
^10, 48 Amps, automatic
for $1324.00
OR
a Skutt Kilnmaster-Automatic Kiln, #KM 1027-3, 6.6 cu.ft, three inch
brick, ^10, 48 Amps, automatic
for $1324.00
What would you do?
Help! I am really anxious to order my kiln!!! Sam
Carl Ross on tue 6 may 97
I suggest the KM-1027-3
I am very pleased with mine. I just tell it the cone I want it to fire to and
the speed at which I'd like it to fire and it does the rest. I do use cones
just for a visual check, however it doesn't rely on them. I also suggest an
envirovent. it provides for a more consistent kiln environment.
Once again I'm very pleased with Skutt.
Carl in Phillips
P.S. Sorry if I may have sent any messages which I wrote quite a while ago,
I've been busy lately with my studio. I have many people interested and
haven't had a chance to check my e-mail for about a month.
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