Premium Pasta Maker - Now Easily Make Delicious Spaghetti & Fettucine from Scratch | Durable P-150 Model, Food-Grade Stainless Steel & ABS Plastic, Affordably Priced by Cucitella

I received this product on time, and it was exactly as described. I'm actually using it for a polymer clay tool, and I love the way it makes the clay smooth and even. It works great for clay, and I recommend it to anyone working with clay as a hobby or a profession. Shipping was actually a day earlier than described, so I was well pleased.I have to include additional praise to the owner of the company, Jordan, whose diligence should not be ignored. A couple of months, after I received my pasta machine, one of the cutters underneath fell off....which is unusual, since the tabs are normally too tight to work loose. (We later surmised that the original machine must have been dropped during shipment.) Without any questions, the company offered to replace the whole machine with expedited shipping even though my husband offered to see if we could fix the machine ourselves. My new pasta machine arrived the very next week. So thank you, Jordan, for your kindness and for standing behind your product.

First off let me say I paid the full price ($29) for the machine. It arrived when promised with no damage. On unpacking the machine there was a slight plastic odor which has dissipated after a couple of days sitting out on the counter. I followed the instructions for cleaning the excess oil from the machine using a paper towel and then made up some dough (AP flour, water and olive oil) to finish cleaning it and see how it did rolling and cutting. I followed the included instructions (putting the dough through the rollers at setting 1 5 - 6 times then through thinner settings only once). I finished at setting 9 and then cut the dough using either the fettuccine or spaghetti setting. The machine worked very well both rolling and cutting the pasta. It clamped easily to my counter (which is slightly over 1" thick). Why 4 stars vs 5? While difficult to get to, there are metal edges which possibly could cut a finger. The machine seems durable and well made but durability can only be evaluated over the long term. So far I'm happy with the purchase.

I absolutely love this pasta maker. I grew up in a very Italian neighborhood and all my life ppl have said how much better fresh pasta is than dried pasta and I thought they were all just being pretentious and clinging to their Italian identity (I call it sauce, not gravy people). I WAS SO WRONG. I made fresh tagliatelle and I kid you not this pasta nearly brought me to tears it was so good. I didn't even want to use red sauce with it because it literally tasted so amazing just by itself. Two ingredients: flour and eggs...sooo many Instagram likes. I included the pic of the final product here so you can observe, appreciate, and be very jealous of my delicious meal.Anywho. The first time I used this machine it stopped rolling out the dough properly when I was about halfway through my dough. Upon inspection I saw a dent preventing the pasta from rolling out the right way. I honestly wasn't sure if I had somehow created the dent or if it came that way, so I emailed the seller last Sunday explaining the situation and expecting to hear a response within the next few business days. They responded RIGHT AWAY (on a Sunday night!!!) and immediately offered to send me a new machine free of charge, and without having to return the old one. I just received it yesterday and haven't had a chance to break it out yet (I made a ton of pasta last Sunday and I want to make sure I can still fit into my clothes) but I have inspected it and it looks structurally sound and doesn't have any dents whatsoever.TLDR; fresh pasta = AMAZING and i can't wait to make other types rather than just tagliatelle, and also use this for making dumpling wrappers for Chinese potstickers I make every now and then. Also, this seller (Jordan) is awesome and the customer service could not be better. I never give out five star reviews but I swear to God I've been raving about this pasta maker this entire week. My coworkers think I'm hip and cool for making pasta from scratch but they also probably want me to shut up already. Don't care. It's THAT good!!

Just save up and get the more expensive one. It worked after the first time, but each time it was washed it kept getting jammed up. Don't waste your money on this garbage.

The pasta maker does it jobs. You can roll the dough and make the pasta in a thicker or thinner noodle. However the two edges get stuck easily, so the noodle will not be all even and long. There will be some short and curly one at the edges. And I hate cleaning it. It's just impossible to get all the debris out of the pasta maker. If given the chance, I would rather spend more money on an expensive one such as kitchenaid pasta accessory than spending money on this mediocre one.