Efcolor 9371606 Kiln Set, Silver, Siliver

Very pleased with this. An excellent low cost way of creating beautiful cold enamel jewellery and easy to use. My only problem with it was that I found it quite difficult to blow out the tea lights as they are underneath the top part of the stove, but this was overcome by buying a candle snuffer.

Was really surprised how good and easy this was to use..the efcolour enamels give a bright and vibrant choice of colours with a high shine finish...very easy to use and lots of fun.

Amazing to be able to fire low temp enamel with just tea lights! Only complaint is that the plates and tools are a bit flimsy and the plate you put the work on gets too hot to manage without a cloth - wooden handles might have helped? On the really plus side, I can now offer enamelling as part of my portable workshops without the need for access to electricity, which is great as I teach at off-grid camps! :)

It’s not bad considering it’s only cheap pressed metal , quite expensive for what it is really. One of the welded joints was broken when I unpacked it but it shouldn’t present a problem as I’m only using it to fire small sculpey items

I bought this little kiln as I had recently got back into playing with polymer clay, and had heard these were great for pre-baking and baking small items. I had wanted one before but with lockdown I decided to treat myself to this. Its a lovely small size ideal for my craft table top. There are a few tools included such as a pair of tongs and a plate for placing small items on. There is a dome cover and underneath are spaces for 3 tea lights. These are not movable and with my sausage fingers, I sometimes find it difficult to place the candle or blow them out. 1 tealight may be enoughfor a few small items but i kept it to 2 tealights. Small items only took about 10 mins to become baked. Overall this is a useful tool for polymer clay and enamelling small items and with Amazon Prime it came the next day!

Bought this together with the "Efcolor color Set" so I could start right away. There are all the tools you need to try out enameling. The "kiln" works and it gets hot enough for the colour to melt. The rest is up to you and your skills. In these lockdown days it is a great distraction and really fun. Even my kid (13 years) who is not very crafty enjoyed it as it was something different. So I am expecting that soon everything metallic in my house will be enamelled. ;)

Didn’t think it would work, it was actually rather easy to use, and it did what it was meant too, if it’s your first time doing enamel then this is perfect. Just make sure the dust is only in the engraving fill, as and little bits will show and will not come off the piece you are enamelling

Product is made of thin metal that enables the candles to heat the plate sufficiently. Arrived in display box with address label attached, no additional protective packaging to prevent damage during transit.