Farfl's House on sun 31 jul 05
I bought a used Evenheat 27"x23" electric kiln on impulse yesterday, and
when I got it home I realized it was the exact same size as the one I
already have. It was sitting on a kiln stand and looked much bigger.
*sigh*. I paid $81.63 for it; is there anything interesting I can do
with it (i.e. use it for just salt-firing)? I don't know what used
ones usually go for, but this seemed sort of cheap - I'm open to
suggestions.
-Steven
>
>
Steve Slatin on sun 31 jul 05
Well, you *could* put it on E-Bay, offer to pack it
for shipping, and sell it for 3 - 5 times what it's
worth ... but if you don't offer to pack it for
shipping don't expect much $ for it.
-- Steve S
--- Farfl's House wrote:
> I bought a used Evenheat 27"x23" electric kiln on
> impulse yesterday, and
> when I got it home I realized it was the exact same
> size as the one I
> already have. It was sitting on a kiln stand and
> looked much bigger.
> *sigh*. I paid $81.63 for it; is there anything
> interesting I can do
> with it (i.e. use it for just salt-firing)? I
> don't know what used
> ones usually go for, but this seemed sort of cheap -
> I'm open to
> suggestions.
> -Steven
Steve Slatin --
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Farfl's House on mon 1 aug 05
Sorry;
I should have qualified my original post! I meant I'm open to
constructive suggestions.
;)
Steve Slatin wrote:
>Well, you *could* put it on E-Bay, offer to pack it
>for shipping, and sell it for 3 - 5 times what it's
>worth ... but if you don't offer to pack it for
>shipping don't expect much $ for it.
>
>-- Steve S
>
>--- Farfl's House wrote:
>
>
>
>>I bought a used Evenheat 27"x23" electric kiln on
>>impulse yesterday, and
>>when I got it home I realized it was the exact same
>>size as the one I
>>already have. It was sitting on a kiln stand and
>>looked much bigger.
>>*sigh*. I paid $81.63 for it; is there anything
>>interesting I can do
>>with it (i.e. use it for just salt-firing)? I
>>don't know what used
>>ones usually go for, but this seemed sort of cheap -
>>I'm open to
>>suggestions.
>>-Steven
>>
>>
>
>
>Steve Slatin --
>
>Frail my heart apart and play me little Shady Grove
>Ring the bells of Rhymney till they ring inside my head forever
>
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Susan Cline on mon 1 aug 05
Convert to gas? There are tons of information in the archives for the
rationale and the methods.
Experiment with ^6 reduction techniques?
I'd be lookin' at this as a great opportunity to "mess around" for a
small investment.
On Jul 31, 2005, at 8:38 PM, Farfl's House wrote:
> I bought a used Evenheat 27"x23" electric kiln on impulse yesterday,
> and
> when I got it home I realized it was the exact same size as the one I
> already have. It was sitting on a kiln stand and looked much bigger.
> *sigh*. I paid $81.63 for it; is there anything interesting I can do
> with it (i.e. use it for just salt-firing)? I don't know what used
> ones usually go for, but this seemed sort of cheap - I'm open to
> suggestions.
> -Steven
>
>
>>
>>
>
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Cindi Anderson on mon 1 aug 05
Sounds like a perfect opportunity to convert it to a gas/electric that Mel
has explained in previous posts. Do you have any interest in firing
reduction? Where are you located? I would buy a $100 kiln to experiment
with you if you were close to me.
Cindi
Reno, NV
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Slatin"
To:
Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 8:46 PM
Subject: Re: Used Evenheat Kiln
> Well, you *could* put it on E-Bay, offer to pack it
> for shipping, and sell it for 3 - 5 times what it's
> worth ... but if you don't offer to pack it for
> shipping don't expect much $ for it.
>
> -- Steve S
>
> --- Farfl's House wrote:
>
>> I bought a used Evenheat 27"x23" electric kiln on
>> impulse yesterday, and
>> when I got it home I realized it was the exact same
>> size as the one I
>> already have. It was sitting on a kiln stand and
>> looked much bigger.
>> *sigh*. I paid $81.63 for it; is there anything
>> interesting I can do
>> with it (i.e. use it for just salt-firing)? I
>> don't know what used
>> ones usually go for, but this seemed sort of cheap -
>> I'm open to
>> suggestions.
>> -Steven
>
>
> Steve Slatin --
>
> Frail my heart apart and play me little Shady Grove
> Ring the bells of Rhymney till they ring inside my head forever
>
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