April 8, 2007



MY NEW SURPRISE FROM HUBBY
Can you believe it?

Came with a durable stand.
On the stand, it is 35 1/2" tall.
Purchased in Inola, Oklahoma April 7, 2007 for $200.00.
Previous owner said she 'got it' five years ago, but unsure
how old it was at that time.
She stated she used the kiln to make glass beads.

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"EVENHEAT" brand. Model 5320LT. 240 VOLTS.
30 AMPS. 7200 WATTS. SINGLE PHASE.
Kiln panel suggests not firing to over Cone 8 (2300° F)
More information found! This model was manufactured
on April 18, 1980, making the kiln a 27 year oldie
but goodie.

I purchased a manual for the kiln ($13.00) by contacting:
Evenheat Kiln, Inc.



This panel suggests referencing the "Dawson manual".
So begins the search for one.



As of this post, I am very kiln-illiterate.
The things in the kiln I would imagine are
shelves and supports.

I just learned today (04-09-2007) that when looking at
used kilns, you should inspect the lid and the floor of the kiln
for any cracks in the kiln brick.





Previous owner stated it was a two shelf model.













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