The photo shows three units. Is this just showing all three sides of the attachment? Or are there three attachments for different pastas?
2062527
There are 3 components...one for sheets of pasta, one for linguine and one for spaghetti.
2062528
There are 3 units in this package: the sheet roller, a spaghetti extruder and a linguini cutter. All work great. Have fun, I do!
2062529
What I bought were the three different items. One thins the sheet of pasta. One cuts very fine pasta like angel hair and the third cuts pasta like linguini, wider and flat. Hope this helps.
2062530
It's three different units. One for making linguini, one for just flat dough press and one for spaghetti. I love them!!
2062531
there are three attachements...one to flatten the pasta and make lasagna noodle, one for fettuccini and one for spaghetti .
2062532
There are 3 separate attachments...you get a pasta roller which adjusts to 8 settings, a fettuccine cutter and a spaghetti cutter.
397955
Although it was my son that bought it, I remember it coming with additional attachments but he got so he mostly used the same one. He was cooking professionally and after about 3 months I never saw it again.
31986
Ya, its the third picture in the images on the Amazon site. I had the same question and found the diagram when I looked at the listing.
832868
Answer 1 is correct - there are many attachments. This apparatus is very good!!!
776864
I have the kitchen aid pasta roll stand mixer attachments. they are a 3 piece set which includes the pasta roller, fettuccine, and spaghetti cutter. there are various sets you can buy. i believe the excruder is a funnel shape design mine aren't. They are a rectangular style. hope this helps you. need more info will be glad to answer your questions.
1733417
sorry, i have never tried to get other attachments . this is adequate for my needs..eggs, potatoes, cream. blending things.
1835197
Some say 3 sides, some say 4. On the pictures, I only see 3 sides. Which is it?
1309952
I did use some of the attachments.... all worked fine. My only commentwould be instead having to attach the pieces to the side, it should becoming from the middle. Agronomically easier to use.
931691
I have the pasta attachment instructions for the DLC7 pasta maker and would be happy to send same on to anyone who wants it...I find the pasta maker much too difficult to assemble and haven't used it in over 30 years. Originally purchased for $125.00 at Marshall Fields in Chicago. I now am back to using a manual Atlas machine.Asiana
1184969
There is a pastabowl not shown. I bought this a few weeks ago and I love it! It's so beautiful.
561807
they are "model" numbers, and refer to the width of the machine (in mm) and the pasta you can make with it. the customer above who complains about "no attachments" for the 180 is referring to the "180 Pasta ROLLER" machine; the "180 Pasta MAKER" machine comes with the cutting attachments you need to make pasta. It is naturally more money than just the roller machine and you can find it here.
934391
It comes with 3 attachments. The whisk , the cake batter and the dough batter
865884
I have the spiral one and I feel that it holds 2 cups perfectly. My idea of perfect is that with two cups the food only goes half way up the bowl (I want my pitbull to work for it a little bit! :) ). But I feel that you can probably do 3 cups just fine. If you are really conflicted, I can try adding 3 and let you know how it looks. Just let me know. Btw~ I use IAMS dry dog food to feed my dog.
2197812
Here's what I found on another site ... it appears to be the same thing Set includes: 1x Marcato Atlas 150 Pasta Machine 1x Spaghetti Attachment 1x Lasagne Attachment 1x Ravioli Attachment 1x Taglierini Attachment 1x Reginette Attachment 1x Fettucine Attachment 1x Hand Crank w/ ABS handle 1x Table Clamp 1x Instruction Booklet for use "Atlas" 1x Instruction Booklet for use "Ravioli"
403427
Mine did have have the triangular attachment. I thought that was something you had to order separately at an additional charge.
1758441
My daughter wanted this and she has used it several times. I'm thinking that if I had the kitchen aid I would just get the attachment. But This machine does work good, especially for the money. It's kind of loud but it made good pasta. It's a little time consuming because you have to stand there and wait for the pasta to get the right length then cut it off with a knife. As I would assume you would have to do with most machines. Just depends on what you are looking for. We havent used it a lot so it's hard to give a good opinion on if you plan to make a lot of pasta. I'm definitely not unhappy with the purchase. Hope this helps.
796491
it comes with several attachments for different uses...I have not tried any of them yet but the unit itself does a good job.