Hey all. Here in central PA, willing to drive the distance to get my hands on a kiln that someone is willing to let go of. Looking to the glass gods for help on this one, the paragon crapped on me the other day. :(
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Hey all. Here in central PA, willing to drive the distance to get my hands on a kiln that someone is willing to let go of. Looking to the glass gods for help on this one, the paragon crapped on me the other day. :(
Have you looked at the glass hive ones? I got my last one from them, and I'm digging it.
The new glass hive short guy has the side elements, and stays hot, ours stays overly hot in certain areas by the elements (very low in the walls) a.k.a. Most complaints you may read on line , have Ben alleviated.
Where in p.a. ? I know where a aim 99 is (close to state college) they may let it go.
I asked about the aim, I know it had been collecting dust. I was told it was called up to the majors and is in use once more.
What's wrong with the paragon? They are built really well, making them worth repair imo.
What's wrong with your paragon?Quote:
Originally Posted by Knightglassworks