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Newspaper-Lady56

Looking for a pottery kiln that I can rest space from!

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I usually go to The Potter's Center for firing my peices and they're great, but I'm hoping for a faster turn around time as I'm going to be teaching a handbuilding workshop next month.

I never have ussues with glaze dripping and would replace kiln shelves if something were to happen.

I would have 15 peices max from the workshop. I pay the Potter's center about $2 per peice per firing and would pay the same to anyone willing to let me rent kiln space. I will need to fire to about cone 06 and again to cone 5-6.

I'm located in Nampa but am absolutely willing to drive.

Posted Jul 4, 2026, 6:34 PM UTC

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