Apart from a large piece of silver or gold, a kiln is the most expensive item you will need, and although it is possible to do some enameling very successfully without one by using a blow torch instead, at some stage a kiln becomes essential.
An edition of First steps in enameling
(1994)
First steps in enameling
by Jinks McGrath
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Originally published: London : Quintet Pub., c1994.
"Kilns, firing, enameling precious metals, dry enameling, wet-packing techniques, champlevé, scraffito, cloisonné"--Cover.
"A Quintet book"--T.p. verso.
Includes index.
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