Thinking of getting this for rolling out my polymer clay....what is the thinist this will roll out?
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I don't know because they were gifts and I never used them Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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It will roll polymer clay about 1/16" to about 1/8" + it is absolutely critical that you use this with polymer clay to keep it soft and mailable . If it sits unused it tends to get too hard to use. Rolling thru the press revives it perfectly. CulinaryPro is the one I use and think itis the best press for polymer clay.
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Only to about an 1/8 of an inch. It has worked fine for me but I don't do super delicate polymer clay work.
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Pretty thin, but mine literally fell apart after 6 small batches of pasta, which is a similar consistency to polymer clay, so I say "buyer beware", but maybe my model was a fluke. The internal components broke and the rollers would no longer adjust and locked in a loose non parallel line. If you plan to use it repeatedly, paying for the $60-$70 models is my bet. Hope this helps! Kris.
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This pasta machine broke the first time we used it. It is very flimsy, lightweight and not worth purchasing for anything We had pieces of metal, then the handle wouldn't turn. Keep looking!
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Try a little ingenuity and adapt a PVC cap, depending on diameter of your roll, with a pre drilled hole on both ends -- no guarantee -- but it might work for you.
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i think you sent question to wrong person...i was just reviewing the product. the page says: 1/16, 1/6, 1/4, and 3/8-inch removable discs make it simple to roll to a desired thickness
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So far, has done great with whatever I've thrown at it. I have put different size paper at the same time with no problem. I don't recall if I've tried different thicknesses.
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Never thought of doing that...but why not! Just Don't roll it too thin. Will have to try that myself!
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I covered these blanks with polymer clay which should have added some strength to hold its shape. It did not hold. A thicker blank would most likely be better for your project.
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I echo Alan's response. It's pretty thick (which is a good thing for a mat like this) so you won't be able to roll it up tightly.
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It's thin, about the thickness of cardstock, but flexible. I only bought one and am glad because it's overpriced for what it is. Still, if you want to make fruit leather, other things, like plastic wrap and aluminum foil don't work well. But, for just drying fruit or veggies, you probably don't need this as the plastic mesh tray liners that come with the Excaliber work just fine.
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it heats very evenly and the temperature seems to stay consistent but I have not used it to bake polymer clay. I believe it would work great for it though.
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If filled with water the roller is quite heavy and will work nicely if the ground is a little soft - moles were the reason why I bought this. I also spread lime and mole repellent with a spreader. This year turned out mole free.
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not familiar with your use for it but I bought it a few months ago and am Very happy with the quality of the unit. You would need silicone mats to do something like fruit roll ups.
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Hi, Curt--picking up from below--I got about11 yards in length, so you would probably need more than one double roll for your project. . Hope this helps. catbirdz
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If by density you mean how firm or how soft the roller is, it's soft. I used mine very little and it began to bow out. I'd get a black, firmer roller or use a piece of PVC. Don't buy this.
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This mat is completely smooth. Whether clay will stick to it I have no idea. I use it for pies and other pastries...
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I have no experience with clay polymers but this thing will stick to almost anything. Now if you use it right, its almost dry upon contact.
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it's fairly flexible but not really enough to roll up. I store mine in the box just slide it between my desk and the wall it's only about 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick.
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Flexible roll up style. You could create your own plywood base and use industrial glue to secure this to a hard base.