Stain/Glaze oven

[JKraver]

Anyone know of a long lasting glaze oven that isn't an arm and a leg. I need to add contacts very occasionally on emax and zirconia.

 

[H.Ross]

long lasting? you mean durable?.. incase for contacts and glaze any furnace will do the job for you

 

[Car 54]

Something like this may work well for you. It includes a vacuum pump and it would be a little more future proof for any ceramic you may want to play with in the future and do a nice job in firing, without going to a more expensive Ivoclar oven etc. It also has a small footprint.

http://nowakdental.com/cgi-bin/nwd/rtl/phd.cgi?Autoincrement=006483

https://www.harrisdiscount.com/products/equipment/furnace-and-ovens/porcelain/ Includes a $200. Visa gift card.https://www.harrisdiscount.com/products/equipment/furnace-and-ovens/porcelain/

 

[Tayebdental]

I think this is what you want, it echoes through the ages!

 

[2thm8kr]

The antique marble maker.

 

[Car 54]

That was the first thing I thought about, too (mini glaze). My thought was Kraver may need a vacuum pump for add ons that may get a bit bigger than a self glazing add on material could do? Emax, maybe Zi likes vacuum with their bakes, add ons included?

It may also help to go a step bigger and better for the things you may not be doing now, but could do later with a vacuum type of oven?

 

[Tayebdental]

This is the advanced glaze 2 guys comparing to glaze 1.

 

[Car 54]

lol...the "deluxe" model, now that does make a world of difference

 

[JKraver]

Don't have 4k to drop on an oven for 50 dollar contact fixes once a month. Just an idea if there was something good out there right now.

 

[Car 54]

Then the Tayebdental "deluxe" model may be right for you? https://www.harrisdiscount.com/products/equipment/furnace-and-ovens/glazing/m.products/353/view/359

 

[2thm8kr]

http://www.ebay.com/bhp/porcelain-furnace

 

[charles007]

Look for used ovens on ebay and don't get in to big of a rush....
If you find one make sure you can still get oven parts
I wouldn't trust those little glazing ovens,,, on emax that is

 

[Car 54]

Look for used ovens on ebay and don't get in to big of a rush....
If you find one make sure you can still get oven parts
I don't trust those little glazing ovens,,, on emax that is

That was my concern, in that emax likes vacuum, let alone the better and more accurate control and firing of a next step up, oven.

 

[charles007]

That was my concern, in that emax likes vacuum, let alone the better and more accurate control and firing of a next step up, oven.

Need vacuum pump for sure and easy to find an oven w pump in the $1000.00 range or less.
fyi buying separate vacuum pump may set you back $500. - $600.00 easily

 

[Tayebdental]

Actually to add contacts you do not need vacuum with many ceramics. I make my own formula with no vacuum.

 

[Car 54]

Maybe with porc to metal I would be ok with it, but with emax or zirconia, I personally, would still feel better about a oven with vacuum. Again, that may just be me

 

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[Car 54]

But, but...where's the vacuum I've been beating into the ground here in this thread? (sorry, Tayeb).

Oh, there it is, now I can sleep tonight

 

[JKraver]

Well my boss bought me a mini glaze 2 it was pretty cheap and said it works well still we shall see. i am a novice ceramist at best, I understand many of the concepts just not much hands on. What glaze kit should I get for adding contacts to emax/zirconia crowns? Would be nice if it were one universal system but it could be seperate.

 

[2thm8kr]

Get some emax AO incisal. It is low fusing add on/correction porcelain.