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The title says it all. Any ideas on where to get a quality thurible without breaking the bank?
Try sourcing from other countries like South America or the Philippines. Although I don’t have specific suppliers I can share to you, but I know that it can be in fact cheaper.The title says it all. Any ideas on where to get a quality thurible without breaking the bank?
If what Cavaille says is right, you might be better off getting something used from Ebay. If you buy something that is lacquered, you can soak it in a mix of nail polish remover and Windex in a small bucket to remove the lacquer. I recommend this because it looks much better and it makes it easier to clean. It also will not burn as badly.
I was wondering about that.Beware of the really inexpensive thuribles from Autom and Monastery Icons (which is owned by a non-Christian cult). These look nice but are usually made from thin-walled, stamped brass. They are lightly lacquered and usually turn dark with heat rather quickly. They are too light in weight to swing properly.
Sale:The title says it all. Any ideas on where to get a quality thurible without breaking the bank?