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URL: ConeArt 119D Cone 10 110v Test Kiln
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A modern electric test kiln, a marvel of utility
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This is a ConeArt 119D, 0.57 cu ft, 11"x9" cone 10 test kiln. While there is 120v model, don't take a chance, go with 220v (actually ours is 208v). Ours fires 1000 times on a set of elements, mostly in the cone 4-7 range. The old BX controller is shown here, it is $300 cheaper, but don’t even think about getting that! Do not use your electric like a pop-up toaster, make it a technological enabler of custom firing schedules, get the Genesis GX. Having good control of firing is a key to success, and this is superior for that. These kilns are economical to fire. Big enough for 5 mugs, but I typically fire a dozen clay and glaze test specimens. We make our own super-thin shelves. The controller holds about 20 schedules, even controllable remotely (it is Wi-Fi connected). We can fire cone 04 up and down in three hours! Of course, since this type of kiln can enable so much more testing, a code numbering system is needed - and a place to record and search all the results: An account at insight-live.com.
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