Putting an old kiln back together with a computer upgrade

I got a new huge kiln, but realized it has a problem in the very first firing. I had already sold my little working kiln so I find a free kiln on Craigslist, combined it with parts from my very first kiln (AKA The Frankenkiln), and did a test run. She needs one new element but otherwise, The Bride of Frankenkn lives and shall be running my pottery until the new kiln is fixed.
if anyone wants tips on DIY kiln projects feel free to comment below I can also post the original speed video and explain what I'm doing but that's a good 30 minutes and we all have short attention spans here so I'll wait until it gets requested. just to be safe though, always unplug or shut off the breaker before opening up your kiln sitter or controller. and always check with an electrician before you use your kiln the first time!

[@corryg6403]

So you put an electric controller in to a kiln sitter kiln, I would love to know how its working for you and see it done

[@thiscrazybird88]

It was working perfectly but I need to replace elements next, they're no longer able to reach cone 6

[@tcdtboc8551]

What are the kilns used for I know in the description you mentioned pottery, do you make your own?

[@thiscrazybird88]

Yes, these are used for my pottery. I wish I could just buy a brand new kiln from the factory but I don't have that kind of money so I get cheap ones and cobble them together into something I can use.

[@tcdtboc8551]

@@thiscrazybird88 would you show off any of your work I'd very much like to see it

[@thiscrazybird88]

@@tcdtboc8551 sure! I'll get some more videos up soon!