kwik kiln II

[@gerrilagrange1290]

I have been wanting to create jewelry for a very long time I have many pieces of jewelry through the years that I've lost earrings Etc. I want to learn and so far I'm excited I am writing all of your great instructions down in a special book. I hope I become a great jewelry maker. I realize there is a lot to learn that I'm ready and you are a great teacher. Thank you you have made me very excited.

[@zemetrius]

oh that piece of gold is nice, i hope my first piece looks as good as that. you sold me on the KK2.

[@joeestes8114]

Great video! very interesting! thanks for sharing!

[@shannonkass2021]

Can not wait to try it. New to all this. We just bought a claim and I found some nice size rocks with veins running through them. I hope this works to separate the gold from the rocks.

[@zemetrius]

just got my KK2 today, can't wait to test it out.

[@rrminingsupplies6614]

Excited to be an Authorized dealer for your product here in Boise Id, your hometown!

[@zemetrius]

where do you get your bone ash from?

[@jimpublictube]

Thanks for this great video. I have the Kwik Kiln 1 which is great. I always watch to look for tips and really like the notch you put into the crucible. Two questions. (1) What does the flux do? I know you need it, just not sure what it does and why its a part of the process? (2) Roughly how long to you have to heat an oz or two of silver before pouring in terms of time? Thanks.

[@vincestambulic3503]

jimpublictube the flux helps pull impurities from the metal keeping it clean and close to pure.

[@infinityprospectinginc2313]

Thank you for the great instructional videos! Questions: Someone told me to heat my placer gold and black sand mix for 1 hour. Is this really needed? 1 hour seems quite excessive. There isn't very much black sand, but a little. Also, after pouring, sometimes there is gold particles in the slag. What could be causing this? Do I need to use a carbon rod and mix the molten gold/slag while smelting?

[@poured_treasures]

Thank you for the review and the tips

[@lovethailand202]

Can you please tell me what material your kiln is sitting on. It looks like a plastic table but the crucible would melt through that, so what material should I use?

[@tmach58]

Out of all the videos I've seen this is the most instructive one I've seen definitely getting one and thanks so very much this company should hire you for understanding the common melter thanks again

[@joesmith3448]

Best vid

[@canadianpiper6046]

This was done with small gold pieces i assume from gold panning or? My question is can you use old jewellery and melt it in the same way or is there a special process for jewellery? I also heard you need to keep 14K with 14k and 10K with 10K when melting jewellery is that true?

[@RHEC1776]

Hello. How do I order one

[@microwavegoldkilncom]

Find us on Ebay or Amazon. Watch out for cheap imitations such as pro-kiln or fast furnace. Look for Kwik Kiln by gpk company or goldkilns usa.