Tachiuwa 3 Electric Microwave Kiln Kit - Small Jewelry Fusing Kiln for Glass, Metal & Ceramics - DIY Home Art Supplies - Perfect for Jewelry Making, Glass Fusing & Small Craft Projects
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Product Description
Description: - Large kiln set , professional simple making glass fusing tools - The microwave kiln is a container kiln consisting of a base and for use in a household microwaveoven. The kiln is made of insulating fiber and lined of the chamber with a black compound that absorbs the microwave radiation and heats up to 1650°F. - The from this compound is then transferred to the chamber and to the piece being fired. It takes between 5 to to reach peak temperature ranges depending the microwave kiln, the work being fired, microwave's wattage. After the firing, the kiln needs least before being opened. - Designed for working primarily with small glass objects or precious metal clay, the microwave kiln is also suitable for firing small clay pieces, from beads and pendants to test tiles or small sculptural objects. - The optimum firing various materials and sizes needs to be determined through test firings. - Microwave kiln is melting glass tool for making DIY glass jewelry - DIY kiln advantages: compact, , environmentally friendly, energy saving and convenientSpecification: - Material: Assorted - Diameter: Approx. 19.5cm / 7.68inch - Inside Diameter: Approx. 12.5cm / 4.95inch - Small Hole: Approx. 1.2cm / 0.47inchPackage Includes:()1x DIY Large Kiln Set
Product Features
Large kiln set , professional simple making glass fusing tools
The microwave kiln is a container kiln consisting of a base and for use in a household microwaveoven. The kiln is made of insulating fiber and lined of the chamber with a black compound that absorbs the microwave radiation and heats up to 1650°F.
Designed for working primarily with small glass objects or precious metal clay, the microwave kiln is also suitable for firing small clay pieces, from beads and pendants to test tiles or small sculptural objects.
The optimum firing various materials and sizes needs to be determined through test firings.
The from this compound is then transferred to the chamber and to the piece being fired. It takes between 5 to to reach peak temperature ranges depending the microwave kiln, the work being fired, microwave's wattage. After the firing, the kiln needs least before being opened.
