Prime Pacific Stainless Steel Pasta Machine

Manufacturer : Prime Pacific In Stock : 5 List Price: $39.99 Price: $19.99 You Save: $20.00 (50%) Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5

Features

• Hand-cranking pasta machine makes many kinds of pasta
• Gleaming stainless-steel body and cutting blades
• Adjustable steel rollers have 7 thickness settings
• Removable handle and counter clamp makes storage compact
• Wipes clean; recipe book included

Product Description

Features: Adjustable steel roller for kneading. Removable handle and clamp. Seven thickness setting. Cutting accessory. Recipe booklet. 150mm.

Amazon.com Review

Clamp this pasta machine to your counter or table edge, choose a setting, and you're ready to turn out fresh homemade pasta, literally. This is a pasta maker you crank by hand as you feed in your dough. Made of gleaming stainless steel, the machine's adjustable rollers press your dough into long, four-inch wide sheets in a choice of seven thicknesses. You can then cut the sheets into squares for making ravioli, or longer sections for lasagna. By sliding on the stainless-steel cutting attachment, you can extrude thin spaghetti or medium-width fettuccine noodles. And, for artists, the pasta machine works well as an extruder for polymer clay. After use, wipe the machine clean or run a damp paper towel or piece of felt through it. Remove the handle and clamp for compact storage. You'll never want to resort to buying dried, store-bought pasta again. A recipe booklet is included to get you started. --Ann Bieri

Customer Reviews

Average Rating of 3.50 out of 43 reviews

Rating :
you got what you paid for - D. M. Nguimfack, May 14, 2008

the product looks great, and comes with many options but.. start using it.... I wonder if it is my dough or what, but the dough comes out in extremely uneven thicknesses, and the cut dough stands stick to each other... does it mean i need to make ny dough thicker or what?


Rating :
Decent for the $ - Joseph M. Williams, May 09, 2008

This is the first pasta machine I have ever owned, so it is a good starter for the money. I bent the mounting brackets for the pasta mill with average pressure. It is hard to affix to a counter top. The wingnut rubs against the face of the cabinet. The c clamp also broke. I had to fix that as well.


Rating :
poor quality - S. Li, Apr 25, 2008

The price of this machine is very attractive. But you get what you paid for. The quality is poor. I was only able to make about 4 pounds of noodle before it literally fell in parts. After the second time I use it a nut dropped off the bottom. Because of the poor design I have to open it to put the nut back. Then after the 3rd use the cutting accessory got stuck. I opened it again and saw the gears worn out. Now it's completely useless.
I do not recommand this machine.



Rating :
quite good, and efficient - R. Lu, Apr 15, 2008

It is a quite good paster machine. The only thing is that it does not fit with our counter very much. so, I have to hold it while working on it.

Otherwise, it is great! I love fresh noodles


Rating :
Not the one - Glenn T. Howard Jr., Apr 14, 2008

I have owned this machine for about 8 months now and its time for a new machine. I now make pasta about twice a week and I have been having unacceptable problems with it for about two months now.

This machine is not made very well. The adjustable rollers that thin out your sheets wobble, creating problems with dough thickness which is vital to the pasta making process. This problem got worst over time. Also since day one, the knob that controls the thickness settings is difficult to use and not very accurate.

I will not buy this machine again and I can not recommend it to anyone.

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