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Love this thing I have bought 3 so I can do more projects at once. My self I have used it for vertifying clay and glazing low to mid fire glazes. It works best with glaze in short 3-4 min burst for 12-30 min. Every thing else I have kept the microwave on for the set time. Glass slumping is simple with this. And pottery... well I wish we had an option for a full size kiln that works in this manner. It is was less costly and so much faster to fire glass, glaze, or pottery in this.

Arrived as promised. It works great and has a nice big area for your projects.

It’s good if you’re making small clay projects. I would suggest to do research with your microwave and learning about your cones before attempting. The value is descent, I wish it came with more instructions. Like how long it takes to preheat (a while.) I would suggest preheating it in your oven first. It cracked over time but nothing too bad. If you buy this, keep in mind you will need a space to put it to cool off. I don’t recommend counter tops or placing it back in the microwave. I broke my microwave when I placed the top upside down in said microwave, so please don’t do that.

It is amazing. You can melt glass in 10 minutes

Purchased this microwave kiln and was looking forward to using it but it didn’t come with instructions. I know I can find those on the Internet but never sure if they are the correct ones for the product I have.

Works well for small projects but developed a crack after 5 or 6 uses. Looks like it may crack in 2 other places as well.

I use my microwave kiln often. Like. Several times a week. I’m on my second kiln already. The first one has kind of fallen apart a bit, but I can still piece it together and it’s still fires just the same. I don’t think that’s commentary on the product itself maybe more of the process as a whole. even though my first one kind of broke down in nine months, I still re-ordered the same thing again.Fair warning, it’s always a tighter space than you think. If you’re a ceramics person like me, make your items 10% smaller than you think you’ll need.

It looks intact, no real physical damages. A 2.5 inch scratch on the bottom, that's it. Looks like it will do just fine.