Pasta Maker Machine, Homemade Stainless Steel Manual Roller Pasta Maker with Adjustable Thickness Settings Sturdy Noodles Cutter with Clamp for Spaghetti, Fettuccini, Lasagna or Dumpling Skins

Bought as a present for one of my sons because he loves cooking. Much thinner pasta and easier to eat than his attempt with a rolling pin! He says it's great, easy to use and clean (and he's not the quickest when it comes to cleaning up after himself!). If you're starting out pasta making and don't want to fork out for one of the expensive "professional" ones, this is a perfect first timer. Though from what I've heard from him, unless you really need a machine to do very fancy things that are not listed in the description, it's probably going to last for a lot longer than a beginner's one might be expected to do.

Useful enough

Bought for my daughter this Christmas who would like to be a chef. It’s very easy to use but cleaning can be an issue as the pasta does stick sometimes. A small paintbrush as sort of done the trick. Whereas the machine itself is sturdy, it comes with a grip to attach to counter - but it’s not the best, therefore I have to hold it down as my daughter feeds the pasta. All in all though - a good buy. Plus fresh pasta is the best.

We bought this machine for making noodles and dumpling pastry. It is very easy to set up and I normally fix it at the corner of the table. One need a pretty dry/hard dough than usual so that it's easy to make. Other than that it greatly enhanced cooking speed and quality of the pastry. I could operate by myself with no difficulty. It's also a lot of fun when my LO helped me. Never failed with it.

If all the spelling mistakes on the side of the box are a give away… this is a poorly made pasta maker.Upon first use the metal on the underside buckled which meant none of the pasta could get through resulting in it getting blocked in the machine rather then coming out the other end.I bought it because it was cheap but that was a huge mistake and false economy. Returning it.

I make dumplings every two weeks and having a pasta machine really speeds up the process. After years of hand rolling or buying ready made wrappers I decided enough was enough and I was having a machine again. First impressions are good, the machine works fairly well for what I need and is relatively intuitive. I did also try to make noodles using the directions provided and found it a bit hopeless, the dough kept getting caught up in the cutters which resulted in a bit of a playdough factory flashback. I'll definitely use the roller side very often, which is what I bought the machine for in the first place. But I would say if it's the cutters for tagliatelle/fettucine that you're after, give it a miss.

I really liked this maker paste, it works very well, the material is very resistant, I managed to make the paste for the pastry with the thickness I wanted. it's not too big so it's easy to transport and arrived ahead of schedule, and it comes very well packaged. I am really very happy with the quality of the product, I highly recommend it.

It will do the job so if you don't like me make pasta not very often its good enough. It's not expensive. It your going to make pasta a lot you will have to spend a more money .its no good complaining if its not good enough when spend so little .it puts people off .you get what you pay for .I'm happy because I'm a bit more realistic than a lot peaple I think .hope this helps .ps the handle mite fall out .just make shore it's in properly before letting go off it won't fool out then lol