WHAT IS THE DIAMETER OF THE ROLLING PIN???
1845615
Just a standard rolling pin. I can not quite wrap my fingers around it, so probably about 6 inches
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.
1858007
I have awooden rolling pin that has a diameter of 2 1/2 inches. The rings do fit. However, I had to be sure not to put too much dough on the board because If I did, the rings made marks in the dough as it flattened. I finally used them last week.
1063840
These were too big for my wooden rolling pin - which measures 6" in diameter. Hope this helps!
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.
500658
rolling pin surface is 13.5"; the rings go on the handle, with a 1/8", 1/4", and 3/8" pair of each ring. you can use it without the rings, too :). the 1/8" is suggest for pie dough, 1/4" puff pastry. 3/8" for biscuits, on the paper that comes with it.
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.
1693512
Rolling pin thickness rings are designed to fit rolling pins 2.25 to 2.50 inches. It will likely stretch to fit your slightly bigger diameter.
1821557
I don't know the exact size but it's a micro phillips head. I believe they call it a "precision" tool. I had to go to a couple different hardware stores to find one that worked.
1976626
Tammi,this is a small pin. I am not sure how good you are with a standard size rolling pin.. BUt if you can work a standard size one.. you can certainly work a mini version.. just with smaller amount of dough at a time... Good Luck . so I say YES.. with smaller amounts of cookie dough.. No Problem.
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.
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.
2050554
It's 10 1/2". Too bad it won't work for you. It's really nice and spins smoothly.
418291
The rolling cylinder is 12 inches, that does not include the handles. The entire length of cylinder and handles is right at 21 inches. I love this rolling pin and have used it a lot.
540053
so sorry, wish i could tell, i gave them to a friend as a gift and am not sure of the diameter.
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.
1743839
These would not fit a 2.24" inch rolling pin, the diameter of these rings will fit a rolling pin's diameter of 1.5" at the most
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.