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Kiln AccessoriesClay-King.com offers Kiln Supplies at discount prices! |
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SSB Self-Supporting
Cones "Witness Cones"
Orton Self-Supporting cones are $6.49 for a box of 25 |
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Raku Tongs Designed especially to safely handle Raku-ware without danger of burns to the potter. The jaws are solid and strong, but can grip both large and small Raku pieces with ease. |
Medium: $26.95 Large: $29.95
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Tapered design that is designed to fit a wide range of kilns. * Note: this plug will not fit L&L Kilns
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Tile Racks These tile racks are useful in bisque, decal, and glaze firing. Each pair can fire 14 tiles arranged vertically during bisque/decal firing or 7 tiles horizontally during glaze firing. |
Tile Racks (1 pair): $15.99 |
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Large Bead Rack Two stoneware supports with (6) 10" 9-gauge wires allow firing of beads and hanging objects. Stagger wires to accommodate any size object. NOT designed for raku firing. Maximum firing temp. is Cone 6 (2269˚F, 1243˚C). |
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Bead Tree Shorter wires
prevent sagging. Removable for firing long objects. Holds up to 24 beads
in one firing. Supplied with 14 gauge Nichrome wire. Cone 6 maximum.
Bead Tree is NOT designed to be used for raku firing. |
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BOOKS |
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A must-have reference for any serious potter, The
Electric Kiln is
a complete manual on how to install an electric kiln, how to
use it properly, and how to maintain and repair it. Harry
Fraser fully describes the distinctive features, advantages,
and disadvantages of both top-loading and front-loading
kilns, as well as various other kiln types. He shows the
basic effects of heat on clays, glazes, and pigments. This
unique handbook is also a guide on how to make the best use
of the kiln to achieve such special effects as reduction,
crystal glazes, and raku. |
The
Electric Kiln
Harry Fraser Paperback, 128 pages
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Electric Kiln Ceramics helps the ceramist create work exclusively intended for firing in the electric kiln. This valuable guide is an exhaustive review of clays, glazes and techniques designed to benefit the seasoned professional, as well as the less technically educated beginner. Renowned ceramist and respected author, Richard Zakin provides information on kiln construction, routine maintenance, loading and firing, the influence of firing temperatures and the application of oxidation surfaces. State-of-the-art health and safety concerns are also addressed, including the kiln atmosphere and the strengths and weaknesses of the oxidation atmosphere. Recipes for commercial and homemade clays and glazes guarantee successful results. |
Electric Kiln Ceramics
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For the novice and
experienced firing enthusiast. |
Successful Firing Practices DVD, 80 minutes $20.00 |
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Learn loading tips to help you get the most from your firings, selecting kiln furniture, placement of ware, using stilts, how many posts to use, stacking of ware, spacing of ware, pre-planning your loading, loading for the best heat distribution and air circulation |
Loading the Kiln DVD, 28 minutes $20.00 |
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Glass
Separator
Dry-- For slumping and fusing Kiln Wash Dry-- For glaze firing ceramics Kiln Cement Dry -- For Kiln repair and coating |
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Kiln Gloves Heat resistant leather gloves with safety lining and long cuff. One size fits all. Tough and durable, these gloves are convenient for handling hot kiln lids and raku tongs and protect hands at very high temperatures. |
Kiln Gloves
One pair: $20.00 Delivered |
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Venture II Kiln Glasses IR/UV Green Shade 5.0
Safety Glasses IR 5.0 - Protects against harmful UV and IR radiation in
welding, brazing, cutting, and soldering environments; 5.0 provides
heavy protection. |
One pair: $24.88 |
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Kiln Glasses Heat resistant (and stylish!) glasses with high impact frames and specially coated lenses, these will protect your eyes from the heat and radiant energy produced inside your kiln. One size fits all. |
One pair: $25.00 Delivered |
