Where Can I Sell My Ceramic Molds at Edward Stenhouse blog

Where Can I Sell My Ceramic Molds. If you want to sell them, most commercial molds have model numbers on. An alternative is to find a local ceramics shop, contact them and ask if it would be possible for you to leave the molds out in front and mark them as free to take. You can use simple search terms like 'ceramics hobbyist equipment supplies' to get started, and you can also search the brand. My local ceramics shop does. All others will be deleted and removed from group. If you're posting about other ceramic related things it may or may not be removed, but preferably just stick to molds. This is a group for buying and selling ceramic molds. The easiest option is to sell them all at once, but the logistics of moving so many really limits buyers, you need a truck or van so it will take longer and you will be down to very little per mold. The potters attic on facebook is a good place to. You may have some molds to sell or may be looking for molds to. Are you looking to give them away or sell them?

My local ceramics shop does. You can use simple search terms like 'ceramics hobbyist equipment supplies' to get started, and you can also search the brand. An alternative is to find a local ceramics shop, contact them and ask if it would be possible for you to leave the molds out in front and mark them as free to take. If you want to sell them, most commercial molds have model numbers on. You may have some molds to sell or may be looking for molds to. All others will be deleted and removed from group. If you're posting about other ceramic related things it may or may not be removed, but preferably just stick to molds. This is a group for buying and selling ceramic molds. The potters attic on facebook is a good place to. Are you looking to give them away or sell them?

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Where Can I Sell My Ceramic Molds If you want to sell them, most commercial molds have model numbers on. You can use simple search terms like 'ceramics hobbyist equipment supplies' to get started, and you can also search the brand. The easiest option is to sell them all at once, but the logistics of moving so many really limits buyers, you need a truck or van so it will take longer and you will be down to very little per mold. Are you looking to give them away or sell them? My local ceramics shop does. All others will be deleted and removed from group. This is a group for buying and selling ceramic molds. If you're posting about other ceramic related things it may or may not be removed, but preferably just stick to molds. If you want to sell them, most commercial molds have model numbers on. You may have some molds to sell or may be looking for molds to. An alternative is to find a local ceramics shop, contact them and ask if it would be possible for you to leave the molds out in front and mark them as free to take. The potters attic on facebook is a good place to.