Supplies

Cracks and chips in kiln refractory can be permanently sealed with AMACO® Kiln Cement. 1 lb jar is a premixed liquid. The prepared cement is ready for immediate use. When mixed with coarse grog or pieces of refractory, cement may be used to repair large holes in firebrick. WARNING: Do not allow direct contact with elements and electrical wiring.

Nichrome Hi-Temp Wire is a versatile high-temperature wire used by ceramic artists, potters and kiln users for a variety of firing applications. Its combination of heat resistance and flexibility makes it useful for creating kiln stilts, supports, hanging loops, jewelry supports, ornament hangers and other custom ceramic firing fixtures. The wire can be cut and shaped before firing to create the form needed for your project. Different gauges provide options for delicate work as well as...

Use with firebrick and insulating firebrick. Air setting. Maximum service temperature 2900°F. Maximum service temperature, degrees F: 2900 Type of brick: IFB Lb required brushing coat 100 sq. ft. 20 Recommended water % for trowel 29 Recommended water % for dipping 50 Example: 50 lbs of dry mortar for troweling x 29% water = 14.5 lbs of water Recommended Manufacturers Mixing Instructions: Mix the water and dry mortar for 5 minutes, using a paddle mixer with at least 45 RPM. Place in an airtight...

The Kemper High Temp Stamen Wire is designed for cutting, trimming, shaping, and refining clay surfaces. Its straightforward studio-focused design gives potters, ceramic artists, students, and sculptors a dependable way to shape, refine, detail, or finish clay work. Use the tool while the clay is at the consistency appropriate for the task, then continue with your normal drying and firing process.

The Kemper High Temp Wire is designed for cutting, trimming, shaping, and refining clay surfaces. Its straightforward studio-focused design gives potters, ceramic artists, students, and sculptors a dependable way to shape, refine, detail, or finish clay work. Use the tool while the clay is at the consistency appropriate for the task, then continue with your normal drying and firing process.