1.6" Pastry Wheel - Dough Stamp Cutter/Crimper, Pasta/Ravioli/Pie Maker, 4cm Stainless Steel Wheel Wooden Handle

I took a pasta class and this tool we required. I haven’t quite figured out how to use it in the best manner but so far I’ve used the edges to crimp ravioli and create wavy edges. It is not sharp, I had assumed it would be more like a pizza cutter sharpness but definitely was a thicker edge. It works well now that I understand how to use it, and the cost seemed good in comparison to others. The handle is wood, and has a solid feel. Don’t make the mistake of putting this in the dishwasher - it will strip the finish on the handle. Overall, this is a great addition to my kitchen!

Works well for cutting homemade graham crackers. Good size.

Works great cuts and seals the pasta. Well I’ve been making ravioli with it and tortellini. Shark gets to the dough whale and it held up to the dishwasher.

I didn't get to use it yet, but looks very well made.

I love this little tool! It was purchased for cutting dumplings like my Grandmother used to make. It's not exactly like she used, but is extremely similar. It is wonderful!

Used to make curry pasty puffs and worked perfectly! Easy to use and easy to wash!

This product is well made and states it was made in Italy. It was purchased to cut pie strips for a lattice topped pie. I used it recently for an Italian Easter wheat grain pie.

Great quality and easy to use.

Ótimo produto, de boa qualidade.

Cuts through raw pasta with ease and made my ravioli look more stylish.

Good looking and good quality product that does the job. Perfect really

Un excelente rodete cortador de masas , bien.fabricado.y robusto, da un corte perfecto.para empanadas, decoración de pay, ravioles, etc. Altamente recomendable para estos usos y con buena relación precio /valor.

On the wheel it only says “Italy”. Anybody that knows a bit about the topic knows that anybody can put Italy, Germany, North Korea or any other country because at the end of the day it’s just a word and it’s not indicating the origin of the product. Real things made in Italy put “made in Italy”. Reminded me those counterfeit handbags Chinese try to pass for Italian lol