can this 180 machine use the part of Marcato Atlas Pasta Machine Motor ?
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Yes, the Atlas pasta machine motor is also designed to work with pasta machine model 180
594587
Yes. We have an All-O-Matic motor and it works. Just make sure the codes are the same.
150107
Yes. I have been using it with a Saeco poemia espresso machine for about a week. It is working fine so far.
482737
Your question should be addressed to the seller of the pasta machine. Click on the link "Kasbahouse" at the top of the page to write an email to the seller.
2085609
hope you still need the info. Buy the machine with the manual cranck then buy the motor separetely. I found a220 V motor here http://www.creativecookware.com/Marcato-PastaDrive-220-V-Motor-P2378C478.aspx
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No. It comes with 2 studs beside the drive shaft which fit into 2 holes beside the crankshaft hole on certain types of pasta machines. If your model of pasta machine does not have these holes you can't mount this motor. However if you are comfortable drilling metal, it is relativly easy to add them.
1044975
Yes, this is a wider version of the classic Atlas 150 (7" wide rollers compared to the standard 6" roller the 150 pasta machine carries)
998207
Don't know yet. The base machine with linguini and spaghetti cutters works very well. Have not used other cutters, including the small ravioli cutter attachment other than the initial waste product cleaning process. the small noodle/crinkle edge attachment looks interesting and want to try it next. If all work as promised, the price is a good one for the entire set. If you don't use it regularly or put a few attachments in deepest recesses of cabinets, they are just expensive toys. The machine itself is top notch.
706243
Yes. The motor replaces the handle on the main turning shaft. The whole machine attaches to a table via the screw.
1712530
The motor comes with mounts to attach to pasta machine. Ps its makes work so easy.
1826295
I had to buy a new pasta machine because my Atlas did not fit with the Norpro Motor. I think I bought a Norpro pasta machine so they would be compatible. But it was worth it, because now I can make my homemade pasta in half the time and I can do it without my husband's help and no more sore arms.
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Don't know. I have a delonghi machine. The diameter is 49mm on end and 52mm the other side.
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I suppose if you were mechanically inclined and had some time on your hands, it could be done. Say for instance, you really like the breville type steam wand. Order the part from breville, then take your delonghi apart and see how its attached. Then head down to your local hardware store and piece together a bunch of parts that would make it work. In the end, it'll look like a mythbusters experiment, but with enough determination I think it just might work. I mean, I'm not gonna try it, but go ahead!
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Check the manufacturers paperwork that came with your machine, That is where I'd start. Try a Google search, good luck
934212
I'm sorry, I don't know. I use it with my hand crank pasta maker. It may be a good question top ask Kitchenaid.
1959113
The Marcato 150 comes with a dual sided attachment for making Fettuccini or Spaghetti. There are other attachments available for Linguini, Vermicelli, (Thin Spaghetti), Cappelinni (Angel Hair). You can also make Lasagna or Ravioli. How long your noodles are is up to you. When you "roll out" the dough through the rollers, you start at 0 (rollers wide apart), then dial up the numbers until you get the thiness you need. The dough will get longer as you roll it out, so just cut the dough to the length you'd like. For Spaghetti or Fettuccini, I usually go to "7", skipping every other number. I have no problem keeping the rollers clean. The key to making great pasta is a dry dough; elastic, but not wet or sticky. You just lightly brush off the rollers, because the dough will not stick. If it does, let the dough dry, then it will brush off easily. Easy recipe for pasta dough: 2 cups Semolina flour 2 cups All Purpose flour 6 eggs 2 Tablespoons Olive Oil pinch of salt I let my bread machine do the work, but you can knead it.....the important thing is to wrap the dough in plastic, and let it rest for 30 minutes. Depending upon humidity, you may need to add 1 or 2 tablespoons of water. Fresh pasta is WAY better than boxed, IMHO. I'm never quite sure what people mean by "macaroni", but if you mean a short, hollow noodle, this machine will not do that.
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It does not work with atlas machines. The cost of the marcato machine is well worth the purchase, once the motor is attached, it works without a problem. I had purchased the atlas and tried to put the this motor on it, but it was such a hassle I decided to purchase the macato, the machines work basically the same.