Does this product have a ratchet system while tearing off paper towel?
215185
Yes it does. As you work through a roll of towels, the resistance as you pull on the roll increases. I usually change rolls before the end of the roll (which increases the life of the ratchet), and use the towels that are left for other purposes. The product is still working fine, quite a few months after I bought it.
215186
Yup, but it'll eventually ratchet it off of the base, and then it's impossible to reattach it.
2022903
The box contains two separate metal pieces that, together, will hold ONE roll of paper towels. Think of it as a toilet paper roll holder cut in half, which helps to accommodate a variety of sizes. You can see a pic of the product on the box. They have super strong magnets and are a quality product.
1056307
yes it does. i just bought one and after it prints you pull up on the paper and the sharp edge will tear and cut your roll.
1834204
The tool does not have a ratchet. It has a feature to make consistent flares. The handle trips and disconnects when the flare is formed. You then turn it ccw to remove the flare. Hope this helps.
585768
Does not work well in that application as the actual paper towel mechanism pivots off the two magnets
567414
Yes, it does. However, I don't recommend it. It jams too much and the place where you empty the paper remnants has so small an opening that the paper has a tendency to become jammed inside the machine. Believe it or not I recommend a machine that I bought thru LTD Commodities for 20.00. It works much better and can also hole punch holes on one side and binding machine holes on the other. It is also has a much bigger handle.
1834203
The unit I have definitely has the ratchet feature.However....When flareing heavy wall stainless tubing the ratchet action releases just as the flare begins to form. This requires an 18 inch adjustable wrench to complete..
1978675
Yes, it has a little cloth pouch. It is as thin as tissue paper, but it is still thick enough to protect the user from an accidental discharge from this weak, underpowered toy.
1777897
No. It is just the opposite if I understand your question. You squeeze the handles and break levers located under the handles to stop (breaks) the rollater.
136342
It uses standard rolls of paper towels. I have used all but the largest rolls in it and it has always worked. An advantage to larger rolls is you don't have to replace the rolls as often.
714432
No. Like a previous replier, I buy multi-fold towels (I prefer the Scott brand). I put them into the dispenser with the brown wrapping still on, then before I close the dispenser, I slowly slip off the wrapping so that the towels stay intact. This is so that the towels stay folded within each other as you pull each one from the dispenser. Amazon has great prices for buying a lot at one time. But since I no longer buy regular paper towels in the store now, my family goes through each pack rather quickly.
795948
No, but more importantly, I advise against buying this product -- the ratcheting mechanism has failed after a few batches, and it is unusable. Some combination of poor design and poor manufacturing.
309867
No. It has a lip around the edge so that the paper towel roll does not unravel. It works great! And it is heavy enough that it doesn't tip over when you're trying to rip a paper towel off. It really is the best paper towel holder I have ever had.
1169474
Hi Virgie, No it doesn't. It's poorly designed unfortunately. Hard to get the roll in without crushing the ends. The roll rubs and there's no way to adjust the holder. I returned mine and purchased this one which is great: Prodyne M-913 Stainless Steel Under Cabinet Paper Towel Holder. Cheers.
333624
No. I used to have a Black and Decker that did have this feature. It was always a problem through because it would get sticky and then the rack would not slide out easily. I was cleaning it all the time. Eventually a fuse blew out and ruined the mechanism. So this time I looked for a toaster oven that did not have that feature. We have been very happy with the PS.
732268
Yes there is. If you use the raisin mode there is an audio during the last part of the kneading process. I have not used that feature yet. But, I have used other programs and wwe like our bread machine. it is worth the purchase......
1026958
no it does not, you have to open and close it manually. It's not kid friendly as it takes a bit of strength to open and close, and because it retracts on a roller bar mechanism when opening, it's hard for small kids to understand the process