What is the diameter of the Rolling pin
506796
I gave it to an ex girlfriend but if I were to guess I'd say about a foot including the handles...
2233273
Not sure I understand the question. The bearings are about 3/8 inch. The rollers are about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Whatever the dimensions, it works great. I have mine set to 0.030 inches using a feeler gauge from an auto parts store.
1024635
the diameter is about 30 cm. it is a small wheel for fine cuts see info below from Home Depot Dremel Rotary Tools 7/8 in. Diamond Wheel 545 Dremel Rotary Tools 7/8 in. Diamond Wheel 545
1042882
I don't think it's a question of stock size but rather what is the smallest diameter ring you can make. As stated in the previous answer, the semi-circular groove is intended for round stock material and when rolling 1/4 inch diameter or smaller stock the finished product comes out smooth. However, the smallest diameter round stock I've tried is 3/16th so don't know from experience how much smaller will work well. I don't have the tool handy but the rollers are about 1.25 inch in diameter as I recall.
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.
1245920
The bands measure 1 1/2in in diameter but I know the will go on a 2in rolling pin
1722510
approx. 2 3/4". hard to tell exactly with a tape measure because it is round
1738436
You use the corresponding size punch for the size pin you want to remove. A roll pin is a hollow pin with a split down the side....it works the same as a solid pin, but it isn't quite as strong and "adjusts" for a tight fit due to the split.
1626957
I installed it several weeks go so and can't measure it directly, but I think it's about 4 - 4 1/2 inches. It works great. Just remember to figure out where to drill the access hole to attach it to the other side of the spinner. It doesn't come with instructions. Also, put a few drops of oil on it before installing as you won't be able to do that after installation.
115660
I'm sorry, I do not know. I searched all over the web trying to find the answer & cannot find it anywhere. It just says that it is a "hardwood". We really like this rolling pin.
1055146
1/4 inch, .050 hard stainless, and it took a lot of work. Done about 100 flares with it, and it needs an 18" adjustable wrench to turn it. Not broken yet !
2202511
The bands have an inside diameter of between 1 1/2 to 1 7/8 inch so they're too big for your rolling pin. If you're willing to invest in a new rolling pin I'd recommend a 2 inch diameter one for these bands.
2050554
It's 10 1/2". Too bad it won't work for you. It's really nice and spins smoothly.
1245919
I have a wooden rolling pin with a 2 1/2 in diameter. All of them fit but the thicker bands are a bit of a struggle to get on but once you do they worked well.
1618462
I don't know the diameter. They are pretty standard. From I can tell the typical residential roller shaft is 4.75" long. The shift diameter is standard/typical from what I can tell. Rollers for commercial applications are bigger.
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.
2044784
There are three different sizes in the package. Should cover most every size of rolling pin.