Kiln Price
- Under $1,000.00 (10369)
- $1,000.00 - $1,500.00 (582)
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- $5,000.00 - $10,000.00 (865)
- Over $10,000.00 (224)
Kiln Type
- Pottery (3152)
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- Test Kilns (332)
Kiln Shape
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Kiln Voltage
Cone Rating
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Inside Height (inches)
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- 18" - 20" (586)
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- 22" - 24" (702)
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- 26" - 28" (978)
- 28" - 30" (136)
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Inside Width (inches)
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- 16" - 18" (548)
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- 22" - 24" (993)
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Inside Depth (inches)
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- 10" - 12" (111)
- 12" - 14" (66)
- 14" - 16" (211)
- 16" - 18" (550)
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- 22" - 24" (1060)
- 24" - 26" (476)
- 26" - 28" (893)
- 28" - 30" (976)
- More than 30" (374)
Clay Type/Color
- Low-Fire / Earthenware Clays (16)
- Mid-Range Clays (35)
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- Slips (12)
- Woodfire Clays (2)
- Raku Clays (2)
- Self Hardening / Air Drying Clays (7)
- Specialty (5)
- Dry Clays (7)
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- Blue Clays (3)
- Brown Clays (18)
- Red Clays (11)
- Tan Clays (16)
- White Clays (30)
Temperature Rating
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At The Ceramic Shop, we love all of the different styles of tools made from bamboo, as there is a size and shape for every application. Whether you are throwing a pot using a funky-shaped bamboo rib, or making a wild texture on a slab using one of our combs, or even applying slip or glaze to a piece with a bamboo brush, you can feel like a part of the ceramics community by using these oft-traditional tools. Plus, Bamboo Tools affordability gives you a great excuse to stock up your studio and try some cool new tools without breaking the bank!
