Enter Oval width, or drag slider to re-size.
To change Oval width / height aspect, check Free Scale and drag Height and Width sliders.
Uncheck Colour and Dimensions for printing.
Hit to create and print a PDF of the image at 100% Printer Scale.
Width
↓ Width Incs
↓ Outer Incs
↓ Incs Set-In
Check Multiple Ovals and enter an increment value to print multiple incremental ovals on a single page.
With Free Scale un-checked, the oval Height to Width aspect ratio will be constrained to the Golden Ratio (Height = Width x 0.618)
Check Free Scale to display a separate Height slider, to un-constrain proportions and change width and height independently.
To print out a full set of incrementally narrower ovals, enter the Width Incs width increment and check Multiple Ovals.
Perfect Oval (Drawn with Circles)
Width
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Select output Fraction Precision, Decimal Inch or Metric mm. Select and Re-Calculate to display.
Fraction Precision
All Inch inputs and dimensions are actual physical finished sizes(unless otherwise noted)
All Metric Inputs in Millimetres(unless otherwise noted)
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Don't cut it, or cut it wet so there's NO DUST - Silicosis Sucks
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How should we spell it?
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What do we think? - They're 2 different things:
A Meter is a device to measure things - like a Volt Meter or a Parking Meter
A Metre is about 3'-3~3/8"
Although diameter and perimeter as measurements - don't seem to fit very well
If the US ever goes Metric, you'll be able to use a Meter to measure Meters - A Meter Meter
(And when we go back to the moon, let's go Metric, ay?)
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Check Multiple Ovals and enter an increment value to print multiple incremental ovals on a single page.
If you're cutting blocks, concrete, stone or 
