Nuvantee Pasta Maker with 7 Adjustable Thickness Settings - 2 in 1 Noodle Maker with Rollers and Cutter, Make Spaghetti, Fettuccini, Lasagna, & More

Bought this about a year or so ago and it works great, amazing for those wanting to get into pasta making.Works well, easy to use and very affordable, what's not to like?

Italian grandpa needed a pasta machine! This machine is sturdy and very handy. We made some delicious ravioli multiple times already. It’s not one of those flimsy machines. This o e is nice. Not too heavy either. SimpleDesign that works

Overall, I’m really happy with the products. It’s kind of fun to roll your own pasta. My only complaint is that the attachment that cuts the pasta into the noodles has a really really loud squeaky grinding sound. My significant other has tinnitus and it’s pretty rough on him. I have earplugs set next to the pasta maker for the next time we make it. Works fine otherwise and we’re happy with it and love homemade pasta.

You NEED this manual pasta maker! Seriously, stop hesitating. It's unbelievably easy to use, even for a complete beginner. The setup is a breeze, and I was rolling out pasta in minutes.The multiple size settings are perfect for whatever pasta mood you're in, giving you great versatility. And here's the best part: it's incredibly fun to make pasta with, even with my energetic toddler "helping" out! It's a fantastic activity that results in delicious, fresh pasta every time. If you want fresh, homemade pasta without the headache, this is your go-to. It's brought so much joy (and yummy food!) to our kitchen.

I was really afraid to buy this because I saved up to buy it and a lot of reviews said they had damages and metal pieces inside of the machine that went into the pasta, but mine is perfect!! I picked this because it was affordable and looked really cool! I had a culinary class in senior year which was a month ago and we used a pasta maker and I just had to buy one and make more homemade pasta!! I made a bow tie pasta with it and it was so smooth when flattening the dough and I am so happy I spent the money and time!! Woohoo!!

It will get the job done, but I can't use it by myself. It is still in my SHTF collection, but honestly I would roll the pasta out with a rolling pin and cut it with a pizza slicer if I had to use this by myself. In all fairness, I'm not any happier with the Kitchen Aid pasta attachment either, as I can't seem to tighten it down enough to keep it from spinning loose after a couple of pieces. I have to tighten it all the while I'm using it.

This is actually the second pasta maker I’ve bought, and I couldn’t be happier about it! The first one lives in my kitchen and gets used regularly for making fresh pasta (because yes, I love to cook!). But this second one? It’s strictly for my polymer clay crafting, and it’s been an absolute game-changer. Smooth operation, easy to clean, and perfect for conditioning clay without ruining my culinary setup. Highly recommend for both chefs and crafters!

Absolute garbage. You get what you paid for and I paid for chrome plated trash. The small piece of metal in the bottom of the roller was damaged when the unit arrived because it is so thin and rolling out the dough is almost impossible without it going around the roller. I’ve floured the dough to the point that there is almost no hydration left and it still gets caught. This unit is garbage and I will be sending it back