how does handle fit to pan
1192728
I think my husband can make it fit, however it is a very flimsy handle. I don't think I will keep it.
1192729
The handle uses a threaded screw that screws into the ferrule that is typically part of the pan.
1192730
If you are asking how it attaches, there is a screw that goes through the base of the handle into a preset hole in the pan. Fit-wise, the attachment is pretty secure, however the handle itself is not very thick or very sturdy. The handle broke off halfway up after about a year of use.
1192731
The handle seemed to attach securely with the screw, however I use gas to cook, and the handle did not last too long, as it seemed it was not able to withstand the heat well.
336065
The pan itself (w/o handles) is 12 inches wide. With handles, the diameter is about 15.5 inches.
1639873
I would say no- handle too long. Handles made of wood and would eventually burn off. Requires VERY hot and direct heat to the pans.
1001424
I just popped it down and measured it. It's 18 1/2" long, from handle edge to handle edge, and 12 1/2" wide including the out turned edge and it's 4 1/2" high from bottom to top of handle. That is, my measurements are not those of the 'pan', but those of the smallest opening that it would fit into (with no extra space for movement) in any of those directions.
1753983
I dont know. I use a Gillett adjustable with an extended handle an it fits fine.
1378869
I am not sure what you mean. The handle is a tube in which the bar gets inserted for most of the length of the handle. The fit is quite snug and I actually had to sand the inside of my handle to be able to get the bar in. Does that help?
1585017
yes, I bought this unit for a Duncan Hines pan, and it fits well. Not as sturdy as the original handle, but it does fit.
500246
It should, especially if the handles aren't too large that it throws off the size of the pan.
1422303
Mine didn't fit properly so I sent it back. Ruined the pan by putting large scratches in it.
1783108
I just got this machine as a gift. I thought the pan seemed to sit a little loose in the enclosure, so I tried adjusting the fit by bending the fittings on the sides of the pan up a bit. Then the fit was too tight. I bent them down just a little and now the fit seems about right. It doesn't take much pressure to bend the fittings, I did it using just my hands. It only takes a little bit of bending to make a big difference in the fit. So for people who are having trouble removing the pan, I'd suggest bending the fittings down just a little.
30562
What you should do is take the handle off and see how it is connected, it is a removable handle it is designed that way.....then you will feel better ...it is a very nice pan :)
2253023
Make sure the sliver latch is all the way towards the end of the handle before pushing lever to lock in...back to pan side
159169
Yes it does fit. Great handle, great buy. It will last a long time if you don't over tighten it when installing.
638612
I use a universal lid that has grooves in it so it fits any pan small to large. A dinner plate works too.
1172909
8 5/16" diameter, handle adds 6 1/2", pan outside height 1 3/4", height at tip of handle 3 1/2"
2256296
Everything fits inside the largest pan with the lid on. They fit very nicely inside each other taking up only the space of the large pan. There is a strap that holds everything together. I keep the handle in a drawer but it may also fit in the pans. I haven't tried that out.
1716451
No it will not fit. I had ordered the same one. Now I am searching thrift stores trying to purchase an old pot to replace my well loved dutch oven handle. Good luck