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I like the little "furnace" and it will be perfect for most of what I need. I just fired it up and did the 'burnout' for its first firing. I have two small items that are not positive but not very negative. 1) It is small. Exactly the dimensions listed but still surprisingly small. That is good for storing it when not in use but it shocked me when I unboxed it, 2) It needs better instructions. I looked up the controller manufacturer's instructions on line. Between what came with the unit and the control instructions I figured it out. If all I had to go by was what shipped with the furnace I would have been guessing. For example, the instructions don't say how to put into programming mode. They tell you what to program but not how to get into programming mode or which buttons to push to input that program.Overall - I am happy with the little furnace. I will start heat treating steel tomorrow!Updated - Worked great. Now that I know how to program it I bought another of these controls to modify a ceramic kiln to be the heat treating oven and will use this for tempering.

I purchased an account so I could do some bisque firing, which is completely within. The temperature ranges of this unit after two uses. All of the coils fell from the top part of the furnace. I contacted them and told them that II purchased an account so I could do some bisque firing, which is completely within. The temperature ranges of this unit after two uses all of the coils fell from the top part of the furnace. I contacted them and told them that I wanted a replacement they told me that I was responsible for not only sending back the unit, but also paying for the replacement to fix it so all the money that I spent on this furnace Was basically just thrown in the trash. I cannot use it unusable and I’m responsible for fixing it when it was sent as a defective unit to Me.

Was a little skeptical on this., but wow! Great kiln. video on how to do burn in and set program was easy to follow. Programming can be a little tedious but if you write out what you want in a list it goes easily enough. Used to heat treat some D2 Tooling Steel. Heat up at 400 degrees per hour to pre-soak temp, then take it up to 1850° and hold an hour. Worked wonderful.3-17-23 - update: done several types of heat treating and tempering of dies. Fired some clay molds. Loving this furnace for my coining projects.

Good. It was nicely wrapped had no dents or scratches looks good on inside and out. haven't had a chance to try it yet.Bad. first Amazon sent me a message saying UPS couldn't ship it, then UPS sent me a note saying I had to drive across town to sign for it, at the UPS store they said there was a no release on the package. finally after a half hour the UPS person got the go ahead to release it to me, no signature required.Ugly. The instructions they sent are terrible they made little or no since, one of the pages was fuzzy and hard to read. i tried logging onto the YouTube they listed but for some reason i kept getting a does not exist notice. finally i found the official manufactures YouTube which was very nice and informative.

My intention was to use this to smelt copper, gold and silver. It really struggled to melt just a few ounces of copper at a time. I'm not entirely sure why. I've purchased a top opening kiln from the same manufacturer that did great. It just wasn't big enough to do what I wanted so I bought this one instead which doesn't work nearly as well.Programming it is also needlessly complicated. My original kiln was great, turn it on and select a temperature. THIS one you have to program a starting temp, a goal temp, how long it should take to get to the goal temp and how long it should maintain that temp. Not fun.

I use it little, but it works very well, the part that broke down was my fault.

Works well so far. Just did the pre burn so haven’t been able to melt anything yet. Programming the setting was a little confusing but the YouTube video helped with this. Thanks.