Large Microwave Kiln for Glass Fusing

Have only used once but works great.

Had it for a few weeks now. It works great. The only time anything broke was my fault. I used a little hairspray as glue and I didn’t wait long enough for it to completely dry before firing. Best to use bullseye thin fire paper. It doesn’t stick to the fused glass at all.

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 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.

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.

instead of using this kiln for glass making, i’ve been using it for low fire ceramics. this kiln has held up for around 30-40 fires so far, and hopefully for many more. i’ve been able to create beautiful art pieces thanks to this kiln, and when this one starts to slow down on its firing time i’ll definitely be purchasing another!

Love it

I took a gamble as I have a smaller, 700 W microwave, and it still works incredibly well! We've been using it all day and the pieces fire great.Our firing cycle for COE 96 glass:5 min, rest 1 min5 min, rest 1 min4-8 min (depending on glass thickness), remove from microwave, let cool for 30-45 minYou can safely peek at your glass to see if its fully fused when its at its hottest (use gloves), but once it starts cooling down, let it cool all the way, we already cracked one pendant because we were impatient about the cooling process.Really impressed with how well this works, its great to be able to do fused glass for jewelry at home.