does this pasta maker come with the vice clamp to secure to your table or counter?
1890902
Mine came with a vice clamp and it opens wide enough for me to use on my butcher block island. This island is much thicker than the Corian one I had in my other house.
1890903
Yes. It has a little arm that attaches under the counter and you tighten it up to hold the machine steady and flat.
1890904
Yes. It is very simple. It slides into the base of the unit and around the work edge. Wind the large wing-nut and clamp it down. We have a round table with a complex edge and it does not clamp very well. I recommend something with a good lip and straight edge.
1890905
Yes...I use a potholder under the pasta maker & under the side where the clamp tightens as not to mar my table!
1890906
It has an easy-to-use clamp, one side of which has a 1" pad/plate where it clamps to the underside of a counter, cutting board, etc. I pushed a pop bottle cap onto my pad to prevent dings in my cutting board and it works very well.
1294062
It's not a clamp like on a mason jar but rather a slot on each side of the top of the pot that the lid rotates into. It has been secure for the few times I've used it. In time, though, the skits may bend out and loosen. My bigger concern is that the directions in the box day to bril to a boil on medium heat. That just doesn't bring it to a full rolling boil so I've been using on high heat. I don't know what will happen, but a pot that can't boil pasta quickly is useles, so if it has a limited life expectancy, so be it.
704079
Yes. It says the roller and cutter. It comes with a couple attachments for cutting pasta. My suggestion is use their recipe for the dough. It's good
805630
The cutter slides onto the front of the machine, there are slots in the cutter that slide into spaces in the front , where the pasta would come out of the machine. Hope this is clear.
597990
No. Sadly that was very similar to my issue and wouldn't clamp for my table. It pretty much has to be a flat surface like pictured or it won't work. If I was in your situation -- I wouldn't buy it. Best of luck though.
1076799
There are 3 spring type clamps...two on the inside edge and one adjustable on the outside edge and so far they hold my ZTO 10" quite securely!! Though when I ordered it I didn't realize the keyboard was attached or I would have found one without it, but I do use it from time to time rather than the onscreen virtual keyboard, even though my fingers don't work well on such a small keyboard. Good deal for the price!!
1407731
If you are referring to a small knob located on the part that is inserted into the front of the mixer (the hub), it is designed to seat neatly in the notch of the hub. This keeps the pasta roller from spinning when the machine is on. I'm not sure about any other knob. I am very happy with this attachment (after almost a year of use). It works very nicely ... I've rolled out pasta and perogi dough with this attachment. Save your money and purchase this one (if you're debating between the two?).
850026
Mine came with both a C clamp and a mount to be fastened to the desk with screws. I'm using the C clamp and it works well.
1855841
Nope, no clamps, but the stand is sturdy and can be attached with the hole is the bar or maybe just gaffe tape. If you tighten the screws on the side it will stay pointed in the same direction you point it. I will upload a picture of the box contents if possible.
1231765
No clamp, just a flat base with 4 bolt holes for solid mounting. Clamps can slide around eventually. This unit is large, sturdy, and a little heavy. Build a small table out of 2x4s to bolt to or use an old wooden table that you don't care about. A heavy wooden plank to bolt to would work also. Use your imagination. This mill is meant to be secured firmly in place unless there is a clamp system that I don't know about. This mill is awesome. Never need to buy another one again. Good luck
1138195
You can also clamp it to your counter. It does generate a significant amount of torque so you need to be careful in selecting the mounting location,
971520
Hi Joseph... You ask an excellent question. As an 'old-school' beatnik when it comes to Espresso, I have usually been able to secure funnels or stainless steel baskets to my other Italian espresso makers ...but..this one no. I have not yet needed to try to. I only use this one when I have extra guests or a dinner party. I prefer the quality of the good ol daily use of the no frills ones from Italy. Check out an Italian Supplier on the internet or Chefs suppliers in the U.S. Hope this helps ..Caío~gabríell
88099
The clamp is like a vice type so it really doesn't matter the size of the lip. I attach mine to the counter and it works just fine.
2014883
no, it does not include the clamp holder. This is for the mannequin head only.
687103
No, the clamp only opens 1.5". It only fits on one area of my kitchen counter, so I more often clamp it to my kitchen table, which works nicely, as I can sit down while I use it.
524753
I don't know. I have never used it. I have a separate pasta maker that I have had for years. A hand cranked appliance.
1487933
I don't have the clamp. I peeled etc the entire bushel of apples and the suction cup slipped once on my laminate counter top that had gotten somewhat juicy. I simply resecured it and everything was fine. I heartily recommend this amazing little device!