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Continue shoppingTwo Firings a Day. Yes, Really. If you're fusing glass on a clay shelf, you've already accepted that the kiln has to drag the shelf up to temperat...
View full details52 Inches Wide, 15 Inches Deep. For Slumping Work That Goes Big and Tall. If you've been working with deep slumping molds, draping over taller for...
View full details52 Inches Wide. For Pieces That Don't Fit in Any Other Kiln. Architectural panels. Custom door inserts. Conference table tops. Long fused wall art...
View full detailsTwo Kilns in One: Ceramics and Glass, Same Footprint If you work in both ceramics and glass, you've probably wished you could justify a second kil...
View full detailsA Bigger Hybrid: Ceramics and Glass in 9 Cubic Feet The Jen-Ken Ceram-A-Glass JK Squared 22" is the larger version of our hybrid Ceram-A-Glass ser...
View full detailsOne Kiln, Two Modes. Fire Ceramics to Cone 6, Fuse Glass at 1700°F, All in 11.45 Cubic Feet. The Ceram-A-Glass Oval 18 is built for artists who re...
View full detailsA Compact Color Pot Melter for Glassblowers If you're a glassblower who works with multiple colors, you know the dance. You can melt one batch of ...
View full detailsYour Entry Into Glassblowing, Without the Furnace A full glassblowing furnace is a serious commitment. The fuel costs, the space requirements, the...
View full detailsA Cullet Melter Built for the Working Hot Shop If you're a glassblower running a small hot shop, the Jen-Ken Double Wall Crucible Kiln gives you t...
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