In message <011a01c12e7c$7a7820c0$0100a8c0@piii500a>, Jim
<jvpoll@DALLAS.NET> writes
>     "That would be just too neat to be
>      achievable with a simple hinged door
>      and some stamped steel and colored
>      glass.
>
>Ever heard of, or seen, a "choke joint"?

Personally I've always heard it called a 'choke seal'. We get a lot of
people asking for their new ovens to be tested as they can see light
through the door seal, or steam escapes.

Another point to bear in mind is that you don't have 700W wildly trying
to find it's way out of the cavity - most is absorbed by the load in the
oven (which should never be used empty).
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