first publicity! -- thanks Paragon!

[poncho]

Got to thank Paragon Kilns -- specifically Arnold Howard for doing this great write up and sharing my story on their website!

Luckily that kiln is built well, because this is the best thing that could have ever came out of it falling out of my truck!

www.paragonweb.com

[smolder holder]

Cool!

[brian falls]

So you didn`t secure your kiln well enough in your vehicle.....it fell out, and now you are happy because the story is all over the net?

Hahaha
Just giving you a hard time.
Cool shit. Makes me think twice about what brand kiln to buy here very soon.

[T-Rex]

ouch man, ouch - made me cringe seeing it on the road like that!

glad it survived though! and pretty cool to be on the website, even for such a story

[daveabr]

awesome man! they said they'd do something with that pic when I fwd the link to your original thread to them. glad this worked out in such a good way for you!!!!!

[glassdocnc]

Cool. I remember seeing that picture here.

[Shonbal]

Wow! I am just surprised the controller didn't break.

[mark206nj]

That is crazy. What part of Jersey are you in, poncho?

[poncho]

brian --- i never said it was cooool that it fell out haha ya ball buster!

dave --- thanks for the forward man!

mark --- im in central jersey

[Matt P]

I remember seeing that thread and thinking it said something about the quality of those kilns. I just bought my first kiln, a little FireFly for a few reasons, but seeing the original thread certainly helped inspire me.

I'm super glad it all worked out well from the point of kiln loss to the present day. As you know, it could've been epic for your kiln, another vehicle, and/or people. This is best case scenario, what with the cop, cool cop, and all seeing it happen and now this.

Win-Win for you and Paragon I figure.