Large Microwave Kiln for Glass Fusing

Works great

Love this little kiln. I've fired dozens of small items and tiles in it and it's produced beautiful results. It actually fits in my super small microwave while allowing me to make 2" pieces. I upgraded to this one after buying the super small one which kept exploding all of my clay and so glad I did. I pre-heat it for 1 min and pre-heat the tile in my regular oven on 200F before firing and it turns out great every time. No more destroyed pieces!

I got the kiln and a brand new Emerson microwave for my daughter for her 6th birthday. When the kiln came, we decided to try it out before I gave it to her. The kiln was trash. It had impurities in it of some kind. it was a red grease that seeped out during the first run and ruined the turntable and the kiln as now the kiln has a huge charred chunk in the bottom. Also, the materials we heated never got hot. Upon closer inspection, the coating they use on the inside is cracked and it won't heat up. 1. Impurities that ruined my brand new microwave turntable. 2. Impurities ruined brand new kiln by burning the bottom. 3. Kiln has massive crack on the coating and doesn't retain heat enough to work properly. This is trash and a massive let down for a heartbroken 6 year old girl.

Had to look up how to use on line. No instructions or even packaging info we’re included. It just arrived in a plain, brown box. After playing around with it for a bit, it works great!

I have not used it yet. All I can find are small pieces and wands of the right glass. The smallest square is 4"if a person wants to build on a platform and it does not fit. Waiting to hear back from the seller if they know where I can get glass squares that fit the micro-kiln.

Excellent kiln for melting glass, works perfectly. Light easy to handle , comes with plenty of materials for melting and handling glass. I recommend.

This kiln has worked better than expected. We use a dedicated microwave and it performs flawlessly.

I had a great time using it however. Made 9 raku pendants but when I was cleaning everything up I noticed 3 cracks (see video) I am so disappointed. Maybe it was thermal shock I did hear some popping noises after I was finished and the kiln was sitting on the table. Not sure how you would cool it slowly. No directions xame with it. I am very familiar with raku and have done it on large scale pieces in a regular raku kiln. I guess I will have to buy a new one. I'm past the return period