what kiln do you use and why?

[Cracked Baubble]

dh wants my christmas list :)

there seems to be a ton of different kilns out there in a myrid of sizes, shapes, and prices.

Right now I'm just planning on useing soft glass, but I'm sure I'll move onto boro before too long and fusing looks really cool.

[evenia]

Fusebox II by EK Miller. It is a 110 volt so you don't need the 220 outlet for it. It's got 2 doors plus the top lifts. It is large so that I can slump wine size bottles in it or even fuse and make plates in it. It's pretty shock resitant. I have only shocked myself on it once in the year and a half that I owned it. I got mine for $750 but it looks they've gone up to $845. Their site apprears to be down right now but it you search it on Google you can hit the cached link and see the specs. Here is the direct link. http://www.ekmillerco.com/detail.aspx?id=2