Oven plans in millimeters?

[david s]

Wasn't that an issue with the Hubble Telescope...?

Might have been for Space X

[Lburou]

...PS, I worked in aerospace and everything was in decimal inches - we never used fractions

Wasn't that an issue with the Hubble Telescope...?

[JRPizza]

According to Wikipedia, "The metre was originally defined in 1793 as one ten-millionth of the distance from the equator to the North Pole." I think it was the ideal size for a pizza oven
PS, I worked in aerospace and everything was in decimal inches - we never used fractions

[david s]

Metric so much simpler than imperial, because it uses decimals rather than fractions. Also length, area and volume directly related. Eg 1000 cm3 = 1 litre. Try converting 1000 cu inches to cu ft or gallons, not easy.

[Lburou]

Converting everything back and forth is driving me nuts!

It drove me nuts too! So, I made a one meter oven. I used a one meter stick and measured everything with it. made it simple for me.

[fnbroken]

Converting everything back and forth is driving me nuts!

[Isivuba]

1"=25.4 mm

Thanks Dave, Eish

[joaomelo1973]

You can get them here:

http://www.melbournefirebricks.com.au/wood-fired-pizza-ovens/

Good luck

[david s]

Does any one know where I could get oven plans that are in millimeters?

1"=25.4 mm

[Isivuba]

Thanks Russell, had a look at your build and it's legendary....where's the like button

[UtahBeehiver]

The eplans for Pompeli are not metric. Just get the old calculator out. There are individual builders who have done some metric cad drawings but you have to search for them on the forum.

[Isivuba]

Does any one know where I could get oven plans that are in millimeters?