Are the 8 inch and the 10 inch the same circumference?
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According to docjohnson.com, the 8 inch's circumference is 5.03, and the 10 inch's is 4.71
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If you only need 6 inches of cooking surface either the 8 or the 10 inch will work with room to spare. I hope this helps.
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Yes the 8 inch x 4 inch Dome Pan is a 10 cup capacity. ( I use water for the measurement) If you use cake mix it may be less. it would be wise to look at the web site for all pan capacities. because depending on what you use cake mix, water, or something else, the cup size can very.
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Hello,The 10" is perfect not too soft and not too hard just the right measurement.Thanks,SleepShop
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I have a universal lid that I use, and I don't have a 10 inch lid , so I can't answer the question. I measured across the top and it is close to 101/2in. across. I don't know if the 10in. lid is exactly that size, or if there is some leeway.Sorry I couldn't have been more help. I do love the Nordic Ware products. I'm sure you will too.
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Sorry, I can't really say for sure. I guess I have always assumed they were about the same size.
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Hello Catherine Hinz: The 10" is the diameter of the pan.Thanks for your inquiry,Julie
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I am assuming the pistol has the slightly over 3" barrel and is 6" overall. If so, I believe the 8.5" would be a very good fit. I would not order the 6.5" case unless I had tried one for fit first. If you're not concerned with a bit more overall size, the 10" will probably accomodate extra mags, ammunition, etc.
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Not sure, seeing as I don't have the 10.8v set anymore. They seem to be the same size, but don't quote me on it.
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The 8" tortillas are a perfect fit. The 10" will give you the sealed crusty edge though, probably a 1/2 to 1" hang over. I think I'm using 10" tortillas with a different 8" style maker and it works just fine. The nice thing about using the 10" on this is you can add a few more ingredients and not get as much spillover.
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I have the 8", I think I 10" would be fine. Not sure about larger diameters unless you have them tilted slightly.
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10 gauge is 1/8". I used 9 gauge. The product is supposed to be able to work with 10 gauge.
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It is longer like at least 10 inches - haven't measured it but longer than 8
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I used 10" tortillas because it is my preference, but 8" tortillas would fit fine aswell.
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No this is actually a 10 inch. I purchased based on model number since that generally more reliable than description which is indicated on the tfal site as a 12. I was disappointed to find out the is actually a 10.
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The 10" skillet can be covered with the stock pot lid or the or the saut pan lid. The 8" pan has no lid that fits.
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8" is good as there is less tortilla that will be folded into the mold and most of the tortilla will be inside. A 10" or bigger is going to leave about 3" above the mold that is going to get really browned and crispy in the oven. Depending on your temp, it might even burn the tortilla a bit. The choice is yours depending on what it is you want to do or how you want them to come out.