Does it make any difference that there are no handles (better or worse)?
1848441
The tool is much easier to handle and with no handles I think it is much easier to control the thickness of the dough. I have used both and still own both but I prefer no handles over handles. It is really a matter of preference and really makes no difference. It is the ability of the cook that makes the difference I believe.
1848442
YES!! Definitely used pins with no handles--you get a better feel for the even-ness of the dough
1848443
yes, definitely. I have worked with handled rollers for years and this takes some learning time. the big advantage to this type of roller is that you can really work the dough when making pie shells. You learn to move your hands as you roll to move the dough left-right and thin-thick. very clever once you get the hang of it. I watched the Europeans use these for years before deciding I could learn to do that. give it a try. It is a classic roller.
1032099
Absolutely, the only diff that I've seen May be in the handles and even they're better than others
878192
I'm not sure why this picture shows no handle. There is indeed a handle on the top.
87269
no, have seen to many with handles that quit working after a couple of months. Have used this for about 6 months and am still pleased with it
1110800
No. But the Dorco handles are cheap enough that you probably can afford to just try them out.
1944346
Yes, the waste section does have a handle. The top section does not but is easy enough to lift.
2024397
The handles are most likely too short. The rubber coating would probably melt and you would get burned.
223992
There are no handles on basket. Installation was easy and the basket holds up well.
87267
No, no handles, but it does have indented finger grips that make it easy to grip and turn unless it is very full. Then it's heavy enough that you need to put some muscle into it.
1891110
Nope, no handle, so it can be a little awkward to carry at full capacity. Still is a good case for the price, though.
793121
The handle works fine. It might have a slight imbalance towards the front door but it's barely noticeable and once someone (like my little bunny) is in there it doesn't make a difference at all.
778590
Yes there is a handle for the other side. And u can install the handle to either direction to fit your needs.
1143422
Not that I am aware of, unless you use a tie down to the handles on the sides.
1168971
I guess no real advantage except handle shape not rolling off the table or the ability of sturdy grip from the shape of the handle.
94977
The holes are about the same size. This one that has no handle that you should think about it.
2141185
and doesn't have any handles when I purchased when I purchased it that's what I noticed.
655912
Not at all. They are really nice-looking handles and we've been very pleased with them.