What kind of kiln do you recommend for glass fusing and annealing beads?. I have been looking to buy one but am waiting to get more information on the best available for a reasonable price. I was looking at one of the Arrow Springs ones, but want your input first. Roxan
Roxan, I have a JenKen kiln with a digital controller and viewing window which I bought from Marty at Centre de Verre in NH. I use it only for fusing, since kilns which have a viewing window can't have a "doggy dog" to slide in beads on mandrels. JenKen also makes bead kilns. There's loads of information on what type of kiln to buy at
The Arrow Springs kilns are exceptional, and so are the EK Miller Fusebox kilns... I have a Fusebox 10, the larger version of the Fusebox II, and I LOVE it.
-Kalera
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