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I'm amazed by the old Paragon kilns. They have been in circulation in the studio for close to two years now, just firing along like two old workhorses. |
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Wesley L. Smith (Assistant Prof., Ceramics UND) says, "They are great. They do their job and they do it consistently." “We were contacted by the craft center on campus in the union, which was closing. They said they had two very old Paragon kilns we could have and promised us they both still worked. So, we crossed campus to take a look. The kilns were old, the metal on the outside was beginning to wear through from heating/cooling/oxidation from years of use. But sure enough they still worked. They now compliment our two newer digital TnF-24 and TnF-82 Paragons in the studio. “I'm amazed by the old Paragon kilns. They have been in circulation in the studio for close to two years now, just firing along like two old workhorses. I haven't even had to change the elements in them. These two don’t have timers or Kiln Setters. They are great to teach students on, as they require the student to control the kiln. They are great. They do their job and they do it consistently.” Wesley L. Smith, Assistant Prof., Ceramics, University of North Dakota, Department of Art and Design, Hughes Fine Arts Center / 3350 Campus Rd, Stop 7099 / Grand forks ND 58203 |
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“Custom and standard Kilns and Industrial Furnaces for ceramics, pottery, heat treating, enameling, |
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