Does it make rope spagetti, how thick is it?
1164776
The pasta pronto comes with six different sized plates. I used the one with the largest hole and it make a rope about the diameter of my little finger. If you follow the instruction for the Traditional Pasta Dough Recipe it will exude ok. This dough is much wetter than traditional pasta dough.. You exude it directly into your boiling water. I have not tried the other plate as yet but intend to do so.
1164777
Their are different size plates 3 are rope one is small like angel hair pasta, one is mix of small an regular spaghetti, and a large ones roundness size of a pencil eraser. I hope this helps
1164778
It's has a rope die of varying sizes on a single die, but I couldn't get a dough that would work with the screw press. It's would pop out with pressure. I was trying it with a thick bean flour/vital gluten dough though. If I remember it was like 8 bucks so not a big deal.
216262
It comes with polypropelene rope about 5/16 dia. I recently replaced mine with 7/16 nylon and it works fine. I don't think it will handle anything larger.
1799149
This works great!! the thickness is determined by you, I usually do it about 1/8 inch thick, and the width is size of spagetti or you can cut your own how ever wide you want it.
574314
I'm not sure what kind of rope it is but it is very nice rope. I have used it for a year now and it has held up better and done better than some of my mammot ropes. The rope I got in this package was 10.0 mm which is what I like to do. But very nice rope. And the rest of the gear I am still using too after a year it is all nice and durable.
1984783
No, it is not long enough. I did however use the rope and some carbiner rings to make it work.
1037182
I honestly couldn't tell you. The product did not meet my particular needs so I returned it. It seemed sturdy and well built and both the ropes and straps seemed quite adequate. Hope that helps.
45743
I have used this type of rope for climbing. I bought some grip tape an wrapped it at intervals the length of the climb. It worked fine. 1.5in dia. is the most common for climbing.
752308
I would say no because, while it suited to its intended purpose it does have only so much tensile strength, it does stretch some when animals get caught up in it and have had to restring my wire a few times. It seems to be made of a softer aluminum that wouldn't stand up to vines hanging from the wire.
2218467
Higher blend of nylon,, it is a nice training rope. I also need an 8' training rope which I couldn't find anywhere. I ended up going to Lowe's buying nylon cord, a D ring, and some small cord to wrap the loop around the D ring to and made every size of training rope I needed for a fraction of the cost if you are a do-it your-selfer.
1667519
The rope is nylon and about as big as a pencil lead. What gauge that is, I don't know. I like it. If I need more I am buying this stuff. It works great for my outdoor chicken area.
1161909
The individual ropes are thin, maybe 1/8 inch, but overall strong. Me, my wife and our two boys sat together in it often.
1027623
It is a thick heavy rope, but not rappel rope. I have 2 of them and trust them to catch me.
664265
What do you mean by "everything"? Not to sound like Pres. Clinton, but what do you expect, a tree to tie it up to? I comes with 3 sets of nylon rope about 6' each and that's more than I expected. Each corner has chromed metal fittings. I used my own rope as I needed more length. Mine's but up over our pool in 90+ heat for most of this year and looks good as new! Good product and good price...and reasonably fast shipping, also. Thanks for your question. Enjoy!
975004
I don't really want to say the specs because it can change - we've seen the manufacturer change the rope & brand a few times. However, the rope is always dynamic rope, never static, and expect the rope to be about 10mm (usually 10.2mm), and it's always been 60m.
7648
I have a 40m rope and their is all kinds of room in it. But it is a 8.4mm. I have bigger ropes in the 10. mm range that should have no problem - in the 40m to 60m range.
277796
Not sure, it doesn't have a handle...and I think ski rope is longer. It wasn't even a good tube rope!
1977017
Hi Brooke, That u for ur inquiry. This is a 6mm gauge rope; the 9.1m refers to its length, 30 feet with this unit. Please let me know if u have any additional questions. Regards! Joshuah