Homever 150 Pasta Maker Includes Cutter, Hand Crank, and Instructions - Stainless Steel Homemade Noodle Machine, Silver

using it since last 10 days for making momos sheet and it works good all you need is to understand is how it works. Quality is good and easy to install.

The media could not be loaded.  When i bought in 2022 they had good quality,but now i bought again it's a very cheap quality at high price.never buy again. I give zero rating but they have no zero rating option,totally wasting money.pasta machine parts also damage and bad quality.why make/sold bad quality machine at high price?

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Nice noodle maker

Broke after a few uses.

The machine is not same like it’s shown in pics..

The machine was not working properly. I ordered a replacement. But no reply from the manufacturer. Later a part of it broke making it more difficult to use. Made of low quality material. Complete wastage of money. Irresponsible fellows

The listing states: "Great for making fresh lasagna, spaghetti, tagliatelle, ravioli, dumplings, fettuccine, linguini, vermicelli etc".This product can make ONLY two noodles with one being for fettuccine and the other for linguini (only two cutters). As this is a Marcato knock off who manufactures other attachments, I suspect this is also a knock-off marketing listing.Aside from the disappointing support for the other noodles, it does make the two noodles quite easily and overall the unit seems to be suitable for the occasional weekend noodle-fest with friends.There are a few particular pet peeves here, which are:- the clamp is too small to mount the unit to my counter (only 2" usable clamp height)- the crank handle is too long and you can bust your knuckles on the surface- after clamping to a small cutting board you are left with a 1" finger clearance- if using a cutting board, you would need to have an overhang from the counter to clear the clamp and crank.If this company sold the additional cutters and updated their listing, I would have been more satisfied.As always..., you get what you pay for.

I've used this machine now about 5 times.Pros:- Fairly easy to use- Easy to clean if you have a brush (doesn't come with one, I am using a straw cleaner brush)- price is reasonable for a "starter" machine- kids had fun helpingCons:- the counter attachment is made for smaller counters. If you have a larger (thicker) one or one with an under lip, it may not stay properly. On my white counter, it left marks.- if the pasta gets to the edge of the roller, black stuff (Old pasta stuck in crevice?) is stuck to the pasta. I noticed this from the 3rd use onward. I had to manually cut those ends off each time.- only 2 width optionsOverall, I'd recommend the machine but just know that it's not perfect.

I do enjoy using this, my one complaint it doesn't really fit my kitchen counter. I think it's my counters more than anything but just thought I'd mention it.

Seems well built and works well. Only problem I had was if you are not paying attention, the handle can fall out of the unit while you are cranking. Would have been nice if it had some kind of retainer to keep it in place. It is also a challenge to clean as you can't immerse in water.

Cooking is one of my passion, and as a food photographer, I always need to create my own unique composition and even the food that needs to take pictures. I always challenge myself to go beyond of what I know.When I saw this pasta maker pops out on my main screen it gave me an idea to try out making my own pasta for the photoshoot.But I was hesitant as it involves buying the recipes and preparing. But when I look at the specifications and description of this item, it shows an assurance that it is easy to create pasta from scratch. I took the chance and I am happy with the result of the pasta I made. Plus it gave another great picture of pasta in my portfolio.