So I was perusing the Formlabs Form 2 ceramic resin user manual, and it mentioned the necessity for,
I quote, a "Cone 8 (1271 °C) or hotter kiln/furnace with external ventilation and digital time/temperature control". The goal is to use this for food safe-mold destined for commercial use. These molds have to be able to withstand high-temperature high oil liquids.
So the thing now is, I know nothing about Kiln, any recommendations? Something that doesn’t break the bank preferably. Preferably under 1000$ (the less the better, within reason) and definitely not above 2000$. Without compromising food safety.
I was also wondering about the glazing process:
My understanding is that Epoxy is not an option for temperatures over 55 degrees °C, and I was considering food-safe ceramic glaze. Advices regarding this are also appreciated.