Jen-Ken AF3P 11/6 Glass Kiln – Compact Depth & Versatile Warm-Glass Performance
The Jen-Ken AF3P 11/6 is a compact, fast-firing tabletop kiln engineered for small-format warm-glass artists who want deeper project capability without sacrificing studio space. With a 6" chamber depth, it handles 10" round and 7" square shelves, allowing room for pot melts, pattern bars, drop molds, slumping, casting, bead annealing, lamp work annealing, metal clay firing, and more.
This lightweight, portable kiln includes a full furniture kit for immediate setup and firing. Large handles offer easy movement and bench-top placement, or use it on a metal table with insulation layers (drywall/pavers) to create airflow below. Need portability for tight spaces or workshops? A take-apart configuration is available by request.
Powered by the Orton AF3P 3-button controller (standard and only option), the AF3P 11/6 provides preset and editable firing schedules to support beginners through experienced artists wanting dependable, repeatable firing results. For greater durability and precision, a solid-state relay upgrade is available.
Controller
Optional Upgrades
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Solid-State Relay (SSR) – silent firing, smoother power cycling, better long-hold stability, longer component life
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Extra Shelf – fire two projects at once and maximize throughput
Key Features
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Compact & portable 120V kiln; 20A circuit required
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6" deep chamber for taller glass projects & molds
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Fits 10" round or 7" square shelf
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Side-firing design for even heat distribution
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Ideal for: fusing, slumping, casting, pot melts, pattern bars, drop rings, beads, PMC, lamp work annealing
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Furniture kit included (shelf, posts, kiln wash)
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Take-apart option available by request
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Includes manual & 2-year limited warranty
Designed for artists who want a small footprint with real project flexibility, the Jen-Ken AF3P 11/6 delivers fast heat-up times, clean digital control, and studio-ready performance — all in a portable format perfect for home studios, classrooms, makerspaces, and traveling glass artists.