Is the Head Chefs Sil-Pin Traditional Rolling Pin with Ball Bearings and Rubber Handles supposed to have a slight ridge running down the length?
935158
The one I purchased did not have that ridge. I would contact the person you purchased it from and have them send you a new one.
935159
I take it you mean down the length of the roller itself? Is so, then, no, the one I purchased did not. It was smooth all the way down. I think you've got a faulty one there!
266863
That's an interesting observation: The holes, (actually oblong slots), actually ARE in slightly different places. Although nice, substantial spoons, these are not a precision machined matching set. The oblong shaped hole allows for the spoons to "adjust" to each other. The spoons aren't totally flat against each other while hanging, but still nest nicely while hanging.
1644674
I'm not sure either. My understanding is there are either standard or elongated bowls. If that's true, then I think it might find your stated model.
2050566
Not exactly. I had to drill out the balancer to fit the hold pin. The blades were fine.
2169836
Not sure why my 7" is different, but it's slightly too large for my GrandPappy fryer. I bent the handle as far up as it would go, even employing tools to see if I could get the handle to go straight up and down on the side. No dice. It will only fit into the fryer if the basket is tipped up on one side to accommodate the slight width of the handle where it pokes out of the top ring. Since the mesh narrows at the bottom, that leaves only a small space to actually fry anything. Giving up and buying a spider.
1718609
I believe the bend you are referring to can be seen in Amazon's picture. If that's what you are asking about then yes my grinder has it too. Normal.
376777
Body rolls independently like any standard rolling pin. Slightly longer than standard rolling pin.
2000762
The screw head tucks behind the flange. I even used pan heads and they were fine.
726410
The rolling pin part is 10" and the handles are 2 3/8" for an overall length of 14 3/4!
1455412
No that is not normal, nor does it mean it defective though. You may have a piece of sand/dirt preventing the seal on the pin to close fully.
1354345
If I understand your questions correctly, the jars have the word "Ball" on the outside. Meaning that while teh inside is smooth with no ridges, the outside is raised. Hope this helps.
500183
Yeah mine seems to be about 1/2in. the same way. Not sure if that is normal though.
2276988
Yes. The head is fixed at slightly greater than 90-degrees to the handle. There is no universal joint or pivot pin. I had plenty of clearance on the upright that I tuned.
338147
My ZT50 had the star pattern, and I use them, the blade hole looks different, but it holds them perfectly. I would think it would be the same, assuming the pattern you are referring to is the same, but I will look at the actual spindles and the OEM blades later and correct this post if I am mistaken
1989525
Yes it is, but it's not useful because it is much longer than the fork part. The design doesn't make sense to me at all.
2274549
The one that I have does not fit the older models. I was kind of upset when I found this out being they cost so much money. The shape of the end of the handle is a little different. One is round and the other has kind of a triangle shape. Unless of course you don't have the same kind as I have. Mine is a Rotadent Plus Zila. I'm not really crazy about it, but then I don't think there are too many things made as dependable as they were a few years ago.
826705
Yes, it is a standard 8" between holes, or from the top curve in the handle to the next.