Description says "Fits 2-1/4-inch to 3-inch rolling pins" I'm confused because customer reviews talked about different diameters sizes, Need help Pls.
1063840
These were too big for my wooden rolling pin - which measures 6" in diameter. Hope this helps!
1063841
I am sure the size range is because they are silicone and can stretch a bit. The inside diameter of mine is exactly 2 1/2". Hope that helps.
1063842
There are different diameter size rolling pins and these will fit those rolling pins. The silicone rings also come in different sizes, but that is for the thickness of your dough's or whatever you are rolling out. I believe the smallest thickness is 1/4". I hope this helped.
1063843
the rings are made of silicone and stretch to fit over each end of any rolling pin from 2-1/4 - 3 inches in diameter. The different colors correspond to different thicknesses of dough.
1063844
My rolling pin is 2 & 1/4" in diameter, and the rings just fit it with no real play in the fit, but they are made of a rubber like substance, so they do stretch a bit, but that affects the thickness... However, Amazon is known for using the same review for various, but related, products...Hope that helped.
1063845
The diameter of these rings is correct; it does fit rolling pins 2 1/4 - 3". Perhaps the other reviewers are referring to the depth of the other sizes. For ex. the yellow ones roll dough out to a perfect, 1/4" thickness the red ones roll out dough to 1/2", etc. These are really awesome, I'm so glad I purchased these and not the "special rolling pins" that roll dough out to the thickness you want. Seriously, these work great!
926991
You sent me 2 sets of 2. The larger of the 2 fit but they both broke within days of use. I do not know the diameter.
315442
Mine is a 1.98". Stainless Steel These come in a variety of sizes, including threaded versions. Additional info on sizing and type. http://www.bearingbuddy.com/model.html
1297757
I believe the bigger ones are 1", and the smaller rollers are 3/4". Hope this helps!
1859052
Thank you for asking! I was going nuts also trying to find the diameter! They appear to be maybe a 4" or even larger in the photo!
34620
I measured 3-1/2" from floor to the insert. The castor comes with a nut to secure the threaded shaft, so I don't have to worry about it undoing itself as I move the rack when I'm cleaning the floor. That nut (a stamped metal item that also contains the ball bearings) is 1-1/4+ size; I used a slip lock plier to snug it down. I'm confused by the other two responses- I got 4 castor sets in two purchases and all measure 3-1/2".
1935029
There are 2 different sized shelf pins 1/4" and 5 mm. They are not interchangeable. Do you have the right pins?
535660
I am sorry but i no longer have this rolling pin. I purchased it for a gift. I know this probably wont help but the handles were about the same as other ones.
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.
1845616
Mine is 2 1/2 inches... The same as my mom's old one. The only difference is that the handles are stationary and turn with the rolling pin.
2255829
I don't get it exactly what did You mean under mini bi pins, but this one has 2 bins and the size is Length12", Diameter5/8" . was it helpful? I hope so.
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.
1081565
The diameters are listed on the page. I think you overlooked them. Mine was 2 inches.
2026878
These are 1 3/4 inch...I have been trying to find smaller with no luck, someone told me I had to go to a Chinese specialty store but I don't have one by me.
1669094
Maybe Curtis P got a different product, or was confused because it has a metric ball on it, but the threads on this product are DEFINITELY 5/16-18 thread.No question about it. I tried a half-dozen different 5/16-18 nuts on it and all went on perfectly. Takes a 1/2" wrench to tighten.
1211582
Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the diameter of the stems on your small wheels. Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the... » Read More Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the diameter of the stems on your small wheels. « Show Less
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The ones I received were 3/8-16 threads per inch! I used them on a big stainless steel Bar-B-Que with 3/8-16 nuts and locking washers.