I agree that the title is click-baity, but the spirit of the video is about showing no-budget solutions exist, without the need for any specialized equipment. T

I agree that the title is click-baity, but the spirit of the video is about showing no-budget solutions exist, without the need for any specialized equipment. The cheapest tiny electric kiln I could find with a bit of quick searching is still over 1000 dollars[0]. Which is a much higher up-front cost than [checks video] 21 bricks, some sand, a small metal bucket and a bag of charcoal. Also, if your apartment has a big enough balcony where you're allowed to put a barbecue, then this approach is just as viable as an electric kiln. https://www.soulceramics.com/products/jen-ken-af3p-15-6-glass-kiln https://www.soulceramics.com/products/jen-ken-af3p-15-6-glas...