PAGILO Pasta Machine with 9 Steps for Spaghetti, tagliatelle, Fettuccine and Lasagne - Pasta Machine, Pasta Maker

Using for slightly flattening wire rather than making pasta.I run a small handmade coil company and needed something to slightly flatten the finished product and this works perfectly. Using Nichrome 80 wire which is quite soft so doesn't damage the rollers too much.Easy enough to use but the adjustment wheel fells a little flimsy, that being said, once it is set in place, it holds well and doesn't slip so I can't complain too much.As for pasta making, I can't really comment but can't see it not working

Hour after buying it and it all seems in order!Slight squeak from the crank handle, but it advises vaseline oil to keep everything ticking over so I'll have to try that before judging... But asides, seems pretty solidly made and the pasta looks great

Received the PAGILO pasta machine two days ago. Made pasta with it tonight. Turned out very well. Brilliant all round,. Would recommend to the product as very good value for money.

Worked well to start with, i bought this in the middle of May and it has now broken. The handle became tight to move around and it’s because the cogs that turn have sheared off and so don’t turn together well.I used it a couple of times a week.

I bought this to make thin sugar paste for edible flowers, a bit on the flimsy side but does what I need it to and for the price, I can't really moan. It does have 9 settings which is great as some only have 6, so that's a plus in itself.

Arrived on the EST date. Well packed. This sturdy machine was well made for the price, no burs or rough edges. It was bought to use with polymer clay. it is smooth running, conditions well on all nine settings and does not shred the polymer on the finest settings. The tagliatelle, and fettuccine make well cut strips of polymer. Gerat machine and I look forward to getting a lot of use from the Pagilo.

The item came defective, one of the two drums would not roll when cranked. Given the corona virus lockdown and the general unavailability of stuff, I decided to take it apart rather than send it back. Turned out the aluminium drum wasn’t machined correctly and the circlip holding the cogwheel could did not fit into its intended groove and it all fell apart inside.I managed to fix it but it took a range of tools — dremel, circlip tool, hammer, a variety of spanners and screwdrivers. Even though the actual fault was very obvious and easy to fix with a dremel, it would be nearly impossible to get to without a well equipped workshop.

hi, I used on Saturday, the problem i had was the clamp that's supposed to fasten machine to work top isn't wide enough so i struggled trying to feed the pasta through & keep machine from slipping, there's no instructions to say what/ how to use,as I'm a novice to making fresh pasta i found it slightly difficult trying to hold everything