Yes! This helped so much. We followed along for our whole element change process. The major difference was the work we had to do to stretch the elements for our Olympic kiln. That took a good bit of work. I would recommend a headlamp and gloves for this project too. Thanks for all the help- it was much appreciated!
Thank you, very clear and helpful. Note:When the wire pulled out of the connector on you, I remembered that Skutt mentioned folding over the ‘single’ insulated wires to created a double wire before seating into the connector (sized to hold two wires) ensuring a tight fit and hold. Cheers
This is a super well done video covering everything one needs to know about changing kiln elements. Even better as the demonstration model is exactly the same as our kiln. Thanks!
Dear Nicole. Since you happen to be replacing elements on an LT-3K SKUTT KILN ,I would very much appreciate if you could inform me on the exact element type ,fit for the above. This is because I am not sure if it s the KS 818,818WR/181-27/185( OR the-- relevant-- KS 818,818WR/183/183-27/183). Thank you Vasilis
no visual indication on a display is not an acceptable test for power, you need to use a meter that you have confirmed on another live circuit. there are specialized indicators that are rated for voltage confirmation but just a led numerical display is not
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Bless you kind lady!!! I needed this SOOOO much! You made something completely scary seem like a relatively simple series of steps 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Yes! This helped so much. We followed along for our whole element change process. The major difference was the work we had to do to stretch the elements for our Olympic kiln. That took a good bit of work. I would recommend a headlamp and gloves for this project too. Thanks for all the help- it was much appreciated!
Thank you so much for this video. I have to change my elements for the first time so I’m nervous. This has helped me a lot.
This is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for this video!!
Thank you, very clear and helpful. Note:When the wire pulled out of the connector on you, I remembered that Skutt mentioned folding over the ‘single’ insulated wires to created a double wire before seating into the connector (sized to hold two wires) ensuring a tight fit and hold. Cheers
Great video instruction. Succeeds in description, detail and camera work where others fail. Much appreciation.
Thank you for the detailed crimping info!
This is a super well done video covering everything one needs to know about changing kiln elements. Even better as the demonstration model is exactly the same as our kiln. Thanks!
Dear Nicole.
Since you happen to be replacing elements on an LT-3K SKUTT KILN ,I would very much appreciate if you could inform me on the exact element type ,fit for the above.
This is because I am not sure if it s the KS 818,818WR/181-27/185( OR the-- relevant-- KS 818,818WR/183/183-27/183).
Thank you
Vasilis
I can’t even tell you how helpful this is! Thank you soo much.
Excellent instruction! Thanks for making this!
really good clear instructions even for a different kiln
Thank you for Sharing it was a great video very helpful.
Thank you for your thorough explanations. It will help me immensely, as I have the same kiln and am about to change all the elements this evening.
Waoh,I need a kiln for firing cups and plates after sreen printing on decals .contacts plz.
Thank you, great job.
no visual indication on a display is not an acceptable test for power, you need to use a meter that you have confirmed on another live circuit. there are specialized indicators that are rated for voltage confirmation but just a led numerical display is not