will they work on my 4" rolling pin?
1163188
I just gave it a try and the two thinner ones can be just barely stretched that far but at serious risk of snapping them. The two thicker ones would snap long before you stretched them that far. So I would say, no, these are not suited for a 4" rolling pin.
1163189
Hello! Is your rolling pin about the same circumference as a regular-sized pin? If so, then the bands will fit the pin fine. Keep in mind that with the bands on each end of the rolling pin, the actual work area of the dough will now be under that 4 inches. (Because the bands take up space on either side of the pin.) Hope this helps. I have really liked mine in keeping the dough an even thickness.
181070
These are 1/4" bits. If you use an adapter you should be able to use them just fine.
2044785
I have my rings on a 1 1/2in rolling pin and they fit fine. I also have another set of rings that are larger that fit on a larger rolling pin. The problem with the larger rolling pin, it is not long enough for 10" pies using the rings. I do like them on the longer rolling pin.
1411660
They are threaded. I have no idea if they would work. Not too expensive to give it a try, good luck!
1858006
Most rolling pins are 2 inches in diameter or smaller; these fit 2 1/4 inch - 3 inch diameter pins. Some rolling pins with ball bearings might be that thick, but no dowel pins that I have found are. Since these are supposed to be used for rolling out pastry dough, for which the dowel pins are ideal, it seems to me that the designers of these weren't thinking.
2202511
The bands have an inside diameter of between 1 1/2 to 1 7/8 inch so they're too big for your rolling pin. If you're willing to invest in a new rolling pin I'd recommend a 2 inch diameter one for these bands.
1421933
I'm not sure but if the calipers are bolted on with a spline type fastener i think they will work.
1693513
They will fit yours. The stretch to fit. I have mine on a 2" pvc pipe that I cut in 2' sections so I can roll a wider piece of dough.
1398686
Good news, they're both wrong! The bands will not stretch to 4" without breaking but they will fit a 2 3/4" rolling pin perfectly so you're good to go.
1858008
The inside diameter of the rings is 2.25 inches. My wooden rolling pin is 2.5 inches in diameter and the rings stretch to fit snugly on the pin. They will not work with skinny rolling pins or those that taper at the ends. The smaller rings might stretch enough to fit a larger pin but the more they're stretched, the less space you'll have between the pin and your rolling surface. Hope this helps.
1655114
I don't THINK they will work, you have a unit bearing setup and these are for a spindle type outer knuckle. Check with WARN to be sure.
2001521
I'm sure they will work , I believe the sockets are a standard size. Once in a while I have had to spread the brass clip on shaft of the wheel assy.so wheel won't fall out of socket.
21722
The inside of the rings is 1 1/2" in diameter and will fit ANY rolling pin of any brand that has a diameter of 1 1/2". They won't work on any other size.
1513605
Yes they will. I make spoon jewlry and for that they work. Any thicker I don't know about though.
2044783
works on all three sizes of mine ... 1 1/4" - 2 1/4" wooden rolling pins & 2" marble rolling pin. i really like them.
1046282
no they will not they are for dowels that are 11/32", or 23/64", they are just shy of 3/8" in diameter, too large for the 1/4"
21723
I purchased these rings to use on a different rolling pin and found that they only work on the 20" wilton rolling pin. I purchased the 20" pin and found that I now use it most of the time.