How is the ravioli attachment supposed to fit in my machine? It has a rounded end, and my mix master has a square hole for it to go into.
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Are you using a mix master or kitchen Aid stand or bowl lift mixer? My ravioli attachment fits perfectly into my kitchen aid.
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If you mean your mixer is made by Sunbeam, it will not fit. The attachment works on all KitchenAid mixers regardless of model or year made . . .but it only fits KitchenAid.
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It fits in where the attachments would go so as far as i know, its universal in the mixers sizes, however you do need the meat grinder attachment to make this attachment work.
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I just made my first batch of pasta tonight with a used machine. It was pre-assembled so I didn't see how it all went together. When I took it apart, I couldn't get the rotary housing out. But I had not removed the mixing bowl. Once I removed the bowl the housing slid out to the side easily. It does not pull out to the front! So remember you have to remove everything else first - including the bowl before you can remove the housing. Look at the parts diagram to know what everything means! LOL
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOUOOOOOOOOOOO........<:) Thank you for such a quick reply!!! Do you happen to have the mixer,, if so, is it a '15' button mixer (including the long button on the left-side of the other buttons)? The black rubber seal on mine is the same measurement as yours. The plastic blender cutter blade on the outside on mine is the same, but, the inside of it is 1 and 9/16". Did you measure the inside of the plastic or just the rubber black seal? I'll wait for your answer when you get back from your B-Day bash. Thank you much. Judy
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Hi what i did was check the part compatability and if your mixer model is shown then it should work ...the part states all models it is compatible with ...hope this helped
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I would see what model of mixer you have and then check what the beater size is for your model.
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I believe you have to spoon it in as you go, but the roller will seal the ravioli. I haven't tried ravioli yet, basically going off how I think it works.
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The attachment head should be square inside and it fits to the drive handles square 3/8 drive head. Looks like you have a defective or used part.
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CucinaPro makes a "Ravioli Maker" attachment for the Imperia, but it is sold separately and does not come with the basic unit. The Imperia does come with a cutter attachment for cutting pasta sheets into wide strips (like lasagna) or thinner strips (fettuccine, spaghetti).You can make ravioli without the ravioli attachment (which is what I did) by just rolling out a pasta sheet, cutting it into squares (or use a biscuit cutter to make circles), sandwich the filling between two pasta pieces, crimp the edges with a fork. Lots of recipes describe this method. Or you can buy a mold that helps form a dozen or so ravioli at a time. CucinaPro makes a "Ravioli Maker" attachment for the Imperia, but it is sold separately and does not come with the basic unit. The Imperia does come with a cutter attachment for cutting pasta sheets into wide strips (like lasagna) or thinner strips (fettuccine, spaghetti).You can make ravioli without the ravioli attachment (which is what I did) by just rolling out a pasta sheet, cutting it into squares (or use a biscuit cutter to make circles), sandwich the filling between two pasta pieces, crimp the edges with a fork. Lots of recipes describe this method. Or you can buy a mold... » Read More CucinaPro makes a "Ravioli Maker" attachment for the Imperia, but it is sold separately and does not come with the basic unit. The Imperia does come with a cutter attachment for cutting pasta sheets into wide strips (like lasagna) or thinner strips (fettuccine, spaghetti).You can make ravioli without the ravioli attachment (which is what I did) by just rolling out a pasta sheet, cutting it into squares (or use a biscuit cutter to make circles), sandwich the filling between two pasta pieces, crimp the edges with a fork. Lots of recipes describe this method. Or you can buy a mold that helps form a dozen or so ravioli at a time. « Show Less
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For any late viewers with the same question, I have the old aluminum kitchen aide meat grinder and had to use a combination of a rubber gasket and a large locking washer smashed flat to get this to work. It's not nearly thick enough to fit tightly up against the die plate. To get it to reach only about half of the thickeness of the square drive hole is actually engaging my drive shaft. I even had to grind the blade down to a smaller diameter. In the end it's working great, but I wouldn't recommend this. :-)
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There are some Kitchen Aid mixers that do not have the drive mechanism for attachments. If you have the drive, it should fit.
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I do not have the whisk attachment you mention, however, an email to www.Breville.com may have the answer for you. Good Luck
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Hello,I understand how it seems confusing after you get all the pieces apart and do not know how they go back together. If you have your Bialetti in three pieces, hold the top of the Bialetti upside down so you are looking at the bottom of the top portion. Place the new metal filter disk in first so the part that comes up in the middle is facing towards you. Then place the gasket around the disk. it should fit flat across the top. If you were also sent a smaller gasket portion, this goes on the filter cup (the middle piece where the coffee goes). I hope that helps.-MK
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I have a R4513, this R4512 one looks like my throat plate, not sure if this would either. I am looking for a dado plate for mine and will post again on here when I find the correct one. Daniel are you sure you have a square plate? R4513 has rounded
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Be sure the 800 end is lined up right. There is a notch that lines up on the bottom side. I had trouble at first because I didn't notice this, but it does go in okay once it is lined up correctly. It might have been a bit tight, at first, but it goes in easily now.
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As Caligula68 did, I returned that to Amazon too, because it doesn't work with Tascam DR-05. I really do not remember the plug model, but if they show rounded ones, should come as seen on the picture, no?
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I used the standard flat roller to roll out the dough after letting it rest. As for the ravioli maker, personally, it didn't work really well with the fillings I enjoy. I returned it. Good luck.