electroform kit is this one good

[Ro]

i have the opp. to buy one used originally from pigeon point glass

http://www.pigeonpointglass.com/shop...&products_id=4

1 3 Amp Digital Rectifier
1 Set of Leads
1 1000ml Pyrex Beaker
10 Copper Anodes
1 U Wire
1 Straight Wire
1 4oz Spool of Copper Wire
2 Pr of Nitrile Gloves
10 Pieces of Jeweler's Wax
1 Bottle of Electroforming Solution
1 Full Size Jar of Electroforming Paint
1 Bottle of Copper Brightener (refreshes solution)
1 Bag of Carbon (for filtering solution)
20 Coffee Filters (for filtering solution)
1 Package of Paint Brushes
1 Small Bottle of Liver of Sulfur
1 Xacto Knife
1 ScotchBrite Pad
1 Funnel
1 Wire Brush
1 Container
Instructions and Personalized Support

is it good?
i tried the search, but the 4 word message for search came up no matter how i worded it.
thanks!
ro

[Three Muses Glass]

Looks like a very good one! Janelle Zorko (pigeon point glass) is a member here, that's also her LE name. She's a peach and very helpful.

[theglasszone]

Ro~~~

It looks like it has all the "right stuff"!!! I'm intrigued with the addition of Carbon and Coffee Filters - I'm assuming the "for filtering solution" is to clean it at some point after many uses. I didn't know that was either recommended or suggested...maybe Tink can give you advice on that. She's done e-forming for quite some time and I figure she well knows if the solution really needs to be "filtered" and cleaned out in some way. I'm thinking "If it ain't broke (or polluted!), don't fix (filter) it". But that's just me, and I'm no expert.

I suppose if the price is good, then it's worth giving it a go! Eforming kits, I know, are an "assemblage" of goodies from various sources - but in reality, they are quite simple. I know, for example, that if you have a "Fry's" electronics store accessible to you, some of them carry that 3 AMP Digital Rectifier.

The effect of eforming is just so awesome, I know if this is in good working order and you follow the basics, you'll be hooked.

Here's a link with a lot of informaiton and a tutorial I found posted by Vickie Hallmark of fiber.Art.glass:

http://www.vickiehallmark.com/EformTutorial1.html

Good luck!
DeAnne in CA

[Ro]

thanks, i knew the name was familiar!
ro