For metal enameling, glaze testing, firing small pottery pieces, or glass forming and decoration. Sized for school or studio use. Durable construction. Reaches 2000°F. Also available, Pyrometer and thermocouple.

Economical and efficient, this kiln costs no more to operate than an electric iron, and runs on 100-120V household current. It reaches 1500°F (816°C) in about 15 minutes.

Resistant to high temperatures, these handmade blocks make a great surface for firing enameled pieces or PMC3 creations with a butane torch.

The QuikFire 6 Kiln brings instant gratification to ceramics, glass fusing, enameling and china painting. No more waiting to fill your larger kiln to test-fire a new technique. This kiln is a learning tool you will use over and over.

Brush ready-to-use Amacote on back of metal shapes before enameling to prevent the formation of black scale caused by oxidation during firing. Amacote is removed easily from fired pieces.

Thompson Holding Agent is used to wet the copper when applying powder to curved or vertical surfaces. It can also be used as a painting medium. 16 oz (473 ml).

Paint Scalex on raw copper before firing for the prevention of fire scale.

Thompson Sparex is an acid-type copper cleaner in a powder form. A 10 oz can makes one quart of solution.

These solid copper tongs are non-magnetized and measure 9" (23 cm) long. They can be used with Sparex when cleaning silver.

These 4-mesh nichrome wire racks can be used for supporting work, in and out of the kiln.

This sifter is plastic and has 40 × 60 (102 cm × 152 cm) mesh screen wire. It can be used for even application of enamels on copper. It measures 2" (5 cm) in diameter.