Skutt Kiln repair parts.

In 1953 father/son team, Ralph and Neil Skutt, manufactured the industry’s first multi-sided hobby kiln in Olympia, Washington under the name “Skutt & Sons”.

The introduction of this new lightweight design revolutionized, not just the ceramic kiln business but the whole ceramic industry by bringing ceramics to the home.

A lot has changed over the last 60 + years. Kiln companies have come and gone, new clay bodies and glazes are constantly being developed that demand greater firing precision, and automatic controllers are quickly replacing the once cutting edge KilnSitter.

Duncan Kiln repair parts from Paragon

WP Dawson Kiln sitter repair parts

Skutt Acquires KilnSitter® In early 2009, Skutt Ceramic Products, Inc. acquired the KilnSitter® division of the W.P. Dawson Corporation, giving Skutt exclusive rights to produce the trademarked KilnSitter® Shutoff device and parts. Skutt will continue to provide replacement parts for all brands of kilns. 

How to Order Parts

Identify Your KilnSitter Model

There are four main KilnSitter Models. These model numbers are printed on the face of the KilnSitter unit and they are: Model K, Model P, Model LT-3, and Model LT-3K. Skutt Kilns only use the Model K and Model LT3-K units.

Locate Your Part on the Correct Exploded Diagram Click here for a complete list of parts.

• Skutt
• Amaco
• Paragon
• Olympic
  

Kiln Repair Electrical Supplies

Kiln Receptacles, wire & other supplies

Paragon Kiln Repair Parts

Evenheat Kiln repair parts

Toggle switches are replaced with commercial quality light switches.