Zxz72
Hello everyone!
I will join the society of lovers of buns, dumplings, etc.))
I read the forum a little and after a long search I found an Atlas 150 in my St. Petersburg commission, a new one for 2 thousand rubles.
I ordered a motor and a noodle dryer in the Food Service Star, it cost 2,100 rubles, I paid today,
I ordered an engine holder on the website, but no answer, no hello, I will continue to search,
I ordered a planetary mixer to knead the dough
Mixer Kitfort KT-1343-3, coffee
I take it on the site. ru costs 8000, but when you download the application, a bonus of 500 rubles is given, and there is an opportunity to pay with bonuses thanks from the Savings Bank, as a result, the mixer cost 1700 rubles for free delivery




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Good day!
If you think about it, I can buy a drive motor holder bar from you
zhita
Zxz72, the motor strip can be searched on the Internet. I came across cheaper, but there was no photo. For example, I showed what to look for. In any case, before ordering, it is better to clarify the availability and price, several times I came across inaccurate information on the sites.
Zxz72
Quote: Zhita

Zxz72, the motor strip can be searched on the Internet. I came across cheaper, but there was no photo. For example, I showed what to look for. In any case, before ordering, it is better to clarify the availability and price, several times I came across inaccurate information on the sites.
The fact is that I ordered an answer from no one on two sites, just where I ordered it without a photo, but I doubt that it will be useful, then I will wait for the motor and fix it in place in my workshop
Marpl
In Irkutsk, the Starfood motor is also for 1400r

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Zxz72
The answer came on the bar for mounting the engine - nowhere, if someone builds this bar on the Internet, please inform
Marpl
The dough sheeter with a motor is already working fine. I just took this mount and I just can't put everything together. Individually, everything is fastened, but not together. I will look for a video showing how to put it all together. I looked at the instructions that Tatyana posted above, it describes how to fix this bar. But, if you follow it, then the motor will not be installed on the already fixed bar (the height of the bar interferes). I looked at the engine seats for the Atlas and Starfood, they are located at different heights (the Atlas is 3mm higher). And in Gastrorag, the hole is probably even higher and the motor is normally installed on the bar. Owners of the Gastrorag and Gemlux dough sheeters, please measure the distance from the table to the center of the hole (where the motor is attached).
Zxz72
Quote: Marpl

The dough sheeter with a motor is already working fine. I just took this mount and I just can't put everything together. Individually, everything is fastened, but not together. I will look for a video showing how to put it all together. I looked at the instructions that Tatyana posted above, it describes how to fix this bar. But, if you follow it, then the motor will not be installed on the already fixed bar (the height of the bar interferes). I looked at the engine seats at Atlas and Starfood, they are located at different heights (at Atlas they are 3 mm higher). And in Gastrorag, the hole is probably even higher and the motor is normally installed on the bar. Owners of the Gastrorag and Gemlux dough sheeters, please measure the distance from the table to the center of the hole (where the motor is attached).
Everything is clear, then I will not search for now.
And today I passed the noodle cutter back, bought it yesterday, brought it home and looked at it, there is no embossing Atlas, there are no slots for mounting the engine, we tried to roll the dough, it seemed like a good idea, unscrewed the bolt on the side and looked inside there the plastic bushings, in general I passed it back
Today I found Akita JP-260, a guy sells several pieces of new ones at 4700 each, I called him and moved it for 4000 tr, I think to take this one, I have a dumpling machine for heroic dumplings with a diameter of 40 cm, so just for two layers of dough just
igla
Quote: Marpl

The dough sheeter with a motor is already working fine. I just took this mount and I just can't put everything together. Individually, everything is fastened, but not together. I will look for a video showing how to put it all together. I looked at the instructions that Tatyana posted above, it describes how to fix this bar. But, if you follow it, then the motor will not be installed on the already fixed bar (the height of the bar interferes). I looked at the engine seats at Atlas and Starfood, they are located at different heights (at Atlas they are 3mm higher). And in Gastrorag, the hole is probably even higher and the motor is normally installed on the bar. Owners of the Gastrorag and Gemlux dough sheeters, please measure the distance from the table to the center of the hole (where the motor is attached).

My gemlux has 10 cm from the table to the hole, and what makes the gastrorag stand good - the motor bar fits into the mounting groove and does not depend on the height of the noodle cutter. When I was looking for a motor, the consultant of the online store immediately told me that the gastrorag motor would be ideal for gemlux. I read somewhere that the gastrorague motor with its stand is suitable for other noodle cutters.




Quote: Zxz72
Today I found Akita JP-260, a guy sells several pieces of new ones at 4700 each, I called him and moved it for 4000 tr, I think to take this one, I have a dumpling machine for heroic dumplings with a diameter of 40 cm, so just for two layers of dough just

I would also take such a machine.
Marpl
Then the question is - what do you first set the bar or the motor? Or do you immediately install the motor with the bar already on it?
Zxz72
Quote: igla

My gemlux has 10 cm from the table to the hole, and what makes the gastrorag stand good - the motor bar fits into the mounting groove and does not depend on the height of the noodle cutter. When I was looking for a motor, the consultant of the online store immediately told me that the gastrorag motor would be ideal for gemlux. I read somewhere that the gastrorague motor with its stand is suitable for other noodle cutters.




I would also take such a machine.
I have just been sent a typewriter Akita GP-260, the price is 4000 and delivery to St. Petersburg is 340 rubles, if you need to throw off the contact information on the seller
igla
Quote: Zxz72
I have just been sent a typewriter Akita GP-260, the price is 4000 and delivery to St. Petersburg is 340 rubles, if you need to throw off the contact information on the seller

Good day! Please skip the contact of the seller, I will be very grateful.




Quote: Marpl
Then the question is - what do you first set the bar or the motor? Or do you immediately install the motor with the bar already on it?

Good afternoon, the chronology is as follows: I install the motor holder in one "leg" of the noodle cutter (right), there is a very tight groove in the holder, so the first time you need to do it carefully, set it all the way, then I take the motor, and insert it at an angle of 30-40 degrees into the hole of the noodle cutter, then I turn the motor body down until the bottom plate of the motor hits the groove of the holder, thus the motor is fixed with the noodle cutter in the groove of the holder and in the hole. If on this motor the pin also had two washers for attaching to the noodle cutter body (there are two holes in the gemlux), then there would be a rigid fixation with the body, and in principle, the motor holds on tightly. After working with the device, I do not remove the holder, only the motor, it is so firmly fixed in the noodle cutter's leg.
Zxz72
Here is the phone number of the seller who sells the remains of Akita noodle cutters GP-260
8 (919) 290-37-66, sells for 4700, I bargained for 4000 rubles
igla
Quote: Zxz72

Here is the phone number of the seller who sells leftover Akita noodle cutters GP-260
8 (919) 290-37-66, sells for 4700, I bargained for 4000 rubles

Thank you!
zhita
Quote: igla
If on this motor the pin also had two washers attached to the noodle cutter body
Because of them, our motor does not fit into the stand. Yesterday in the night I twisted and tried to insert the motor into place with the bar. Be sure to first insert the bar into the noodle cutter, there is no other way. And when you start to insert the motor, the pins restrict movement, they turn approximately 3mm, 30 degrees does not work. But he stood up perfectly to the shaft with wide noodles. While the engine was spinning and turning, some thought flashed and disappeared. There will be more time, I'll try to see how to attach it.
Marpl
So I also twisted and twisted, but it did not work to insert. With the pins on the motor, it remains only to grind the stand itself in height. But this is a long time, so I will use it as before - without a stand.
zhita
I also noticed that when the noodle cutter is put on the dough sheeter, it is more stable with a motor.
igla
Girls, I understood everything - a motor with pins or bolts at the main hole is starfood and it goes without a holder, that is, it puts on a noodle cutter and hangs with these screws on the side of the noodle cutter. After all, the gastroragm motor does not have these bolts, only a plastic holder. When I bought the hemlux noodle cutter, I was wondering why these two holes at the hole, when I bought a gastrorag, the main pin has nothing.




Quote: Zhita
I also noticed that when the noodle cutter is put on the dough sheeter, it is more stable with a motor.
Yes, I also paid attention to this.




Quote: Marpl
With the pins on the motor, it remains only to grind the stand itself in height.
And if you try to unfold the holder at an angle, is it just inserted into the noodle cutter's leg? That is, move it vertically a couple of cm along the leg up, press the stop, it will become at an angle, then put the motor on the pins, carefully return the holder to its original state while catching the protrusion from the motor in the groove. Come home from work to experiment.
Marpl
I have already twisted it at different angles, the pins interfere. I postponed the experiments for now. maybe it will work out later. At first, I couldn't insert the motor right away, and then again, it was in place as it should.
igla
Zxz72, good day! Sorry, I don’t know how to contact you. I would like to know if you received the Akita dough sheeter? I want to order from a supplier and I had one question - will the hole for the gastrorag motor fit, I got the impression from the photographs that the holes for the motors on all noodle cutters are standard. I just would like to know your opinion
Marpl
Here are just the holes for mounting the motor, not all dough rollers are the same. Some have one hole for a central pin on the motor, others have a central hole and two holes for fasteners nearby. By the way, here is another motor, it looks the same as Starfood, but for 1,775 rubles.

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Dough sheeters-noodle cutters (model selection, features, reviews)
igla
Quote: Marpl

Here are just the holes for mounting the motor, not all dough rollers are the same. Some have one hole for a central pin on the motor, others have a central hole and two holes for fasteners nearby. By the way, here is another motor, it looks the same as Starfood, but for 1,775 rubles.

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Dough sheeters-noodle cutters (model selection, features, reviews)

I just have a motor without additional pins, and on the machine itself there are additional holes, that is, a Starfood motor is suitable for it.
Marpl
The Starfood motor has 2 pins, it is just that these pins allow the motor to mount better. And for those motors that do not have additional pins, a plastic bar is required to hold the motor.
Zxz72
Quote: igla

Zxz72, good day! Sorry, I don’t know how to contact you. I would like to know if you received the Akita dough sheeter? I want to order from a supplier and I had one question - is the hole suitable for the gastrorag motor, I got the impression from the photographs that the holes for the motors on all noodle cutters are standard. I just would like to know your opinion

Good day!
My name is Slava, well, in general, I'm waiting for both the dough rolling machine and the motor, both are already on the way, I will get it either tomorrow or Monday, I will immediately unsubscribe how these two units will be friends together or you will have to marry them with each other (it will not work)))
igla
Quote: Zxz72

Good day!
My name is Slava, well, in general, I'm waiting for both the dough rolling machine and the motor, both are already on the way, I will get it either tomorrow or Monday, I will immediately unsubscribe how these two units will be friends together or you will have to marry them with each other (it will not work)))
Good afternoon, Slava! I also ordered the unit from Andrei, I have a gastroragm motor, I already have a Hemlux-180 dough sheeter, I take the second one for my daughter, then we will decide who gets what




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I am waiting for both the dough sheeter and the motor
Slava, and what motor have you ordered?
Zxz72
Quote: igla

Good afternoon, Slava! I also ordered the unit from Andrei, I have a gastroragm motor, I already have a Hemlux-180 dough sheeter, I take the second one for my daughter, then we will decide who gets what



Slava, and what motor have you ordered?

The motor ordered Stafood QM-1 at a share price of 1400
And at the same time I ordered a noodle dryer from them for 700 rubles




Today a parcel arrived with a noodle cutter from Bryansk and immediately took the parcel from the catering, in general, the motor fits perfectly to my noodle cutter, two speeds and work in a pulsed mode, While I do not plan to look for the bar for the motor holder, it is hung and stands on the noodle cutter like a glove, more I liked the noodle dryer, included a knitting needle for removing ready-made noodles
Zxz72
Today I tested the noodle cutter for strength, 500 pieces of dumplings were made and from the rest of the noodle dough a saucepan for dinner, the noodles are simply excellent, cannot be compared with any pasta, the planetary mixer worked for 5 +, but the motor by the end of the event began to sausage and one fastening pin fell off , in the end, the last batch had to be completed manually, but even this method turns out excellently, tomorrow I will take the motor with the noodle cutter to my workshop and copulate)) them forever with bolts, next in line are dumplings, yesterday, on the occasion of looking for a long time, I bought a mold for dumplings, They are all not very much on sale in terms of their shape and size, but then I found what I needed, I was not too lazy and went 50 km and bought it, next week we will make wholesale dumplings))) Here is such a report.
Marpl
Who ordered the Gemlux 180 dough rollers in WB, then carefully look at the location of the shafts so that they are parallel. I was attentively looking at it at the pickup point and its shafts were not parallel. and therefore the dough will not roll out evenly in thickness.
Zxz72
Today I restored the motor for the noodle cutter, as I said, the pin that is inserted and attached to the noodle cutter flew out, I had to make pins out of bolts and fasten it thoroughly, in general I drilled it on a new one and reinforced it with a thick washer, pulled the motor with a noodle cutter on a constant, now you need to make noodles unscrew one bolt and the lid of the noodle cutter with the motor is removed, and so the handle will touch the motor, in general, the Chinese make all the blunders, everything needs to be completed after them
igla
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Today I restored the motor for the noodle cutter, as I said, the pin that is inserted and attached to the noodle cutter flew out, I had to make pins out of bolts and fasten it thoroughly, in general I drilled it on a new one and reinforced it with a thick washer, pulled the motor with a noodle cutter on a constant, now you need to make noodles unscrew one bolt and the lid of the noodle cutter with the motor is removed, and so the handle will touch the motor, in general, the Chinese make all the blunders, everything needs to be completed after them

Good day! Slava, how does the dough sheeter work?
Zxz72
The dough sheeter works very well, it suits me completely, I bought a dumpling maker, next in line are dumplings with cottage cheese and potatoes with mushrooms
igla
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The dough sheeter works very well, it suits me completely, I bought a dumpling maker, next in line are dumplings with cottage cheese and potatoes with mushrooms

And now I just picked up my package from Andrey, I haven't worked on it yet, then I will share my impressions.
Olga 61
Quote: igla

Perhaps Starfood is cheaper than Gastrorag, but at the time of buying the motor, I found the cheapest option is Gastrorag
Irina, can you see the mountings on the motor? Are there also 2 side pins? I have Titania looking for a motor. I can't figure out what to buy.As I understand it, this is an Italian motor for the promotion. written discounts.
igla
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Irina, can you see the mountings on the motor? Are there also 2 side pins? I have Titania looking for a motor. I can't figure out what to buy. As I understand it, this is an Italian motor for the promotion. written discounts.
Good afternoon, Olga! There are no two side pins in the gastrorag motor, only one main one; the motor itself hangs on this main pin and is rigidly fixed in a stand that is attached to the right leg of the noodle cutter.
Sofita
igla, asked to ask: on which website did you buy the Akita GP 260 dough sheeter, and can you see it there?
igla
Quote: Sofita

igla, asked to ask: on which website did you buy the Akita GP 260 dough sheeter, and can you see it there?

Good day! I bought Akita GP 260 through Slava, he is also in correspondence here on the site, he gave me the address of one man, Andrey, I corresponded with him, he sent me Akita GP 260, they say many of our girls bought from him, if necessary, I can give contacts, talk to him, sent him quickly, within three days the package arrived in my Yekaterinburg.
Lanna
Friends, who received the Akita 26 cm, can I please ask you to test the noodle cutter? Does it cut through the noodles?
At 18 cm, the Gemlux cuts even a piece of paper, I'm very happy, I want a bigger width ...
Zxz72
We made 260 noodles on Akita, everything turned out well, cooked right away, very tasty))
Lanna
Glory, Zxz72, thanks! How thick was the dough rolled? Will it take a thin dough? or just thicker?
Zxz72
Honestly, I don’t remember, it’s like 5-ke
igla
Good day to all! So I tried my Akita 260, yesterday I made dumplings. I connected a gastrorag motor, and for several minutes I was running a piece of dough, starting from 1 to 9, until the dough turned gray from industrial grease. My impression is that the width of the rolling 26 cm is something! Rolling out to 9 is very thin, I cut through well on noodles, there were no problems. I rolled on dumplings from 1 to 6 or 7, and that's a bit thin, I think 6 is just right. The only inconvenience is that there is no risk on the body of the machine, by which you are guided by the thickness of the rolling, I found a way out and rearranged the switch from the largest distance between the shafts to the smallest one, I would have to put the risk itself on the body and navigate along it. Compared to the hemlux, there is a bulge on the body in the form of an extruded arrow, along which you move the thickness switch. Owners of Akita 260 please respond - do you also? It is a pity, of course, that there is no slicing of wide noodles, the so-called. fettuccine. Compared to hemlux 180 - I put it on the same level, although the price is different, but the width of 26 cm wins, the process of rolling is faster by increasing the width of the sheet.
Lanna
And I also got my Akita 26 - and I was upset, there are notches and very good on both drums. deep, okay at least from the edge and opposite each other symmetrically, if anyone needs to take a picture. I tried to roll it on pizza - until it interferes, I don't know how it will be with a thinner dough.
She does not cut sheets of paper into noodles, even when folded four times, I must try on noodle dough.
In terms of quality, it is a couple of orders of magnitude worse than Gemlux - I came across it as perfect ...
We'll have to leave both rolls, and so I wanted to free up space. I'll try another dough on dumplings, and then I'll decide.
Live - I doubt that I bought it. Although the width is certainly good. Well, at least not at full cost! Maybe I got one unsuccessful copy.
And you have no flaws, who ordered there?
igla
Good day! Yes, without a doubt Gemlux 180 is definitely better, I wanted to give it away, but decided to leave it. I will use Akita to roll out wide sheets, good for besparmak flat cakes, or if you quickly sprinkle dumplings with a dumpling machine, the diameter is just right for her, for narrow noodles, only the dough needs to be cooler, ideally - 100 grams of flour and 1 egg, not dry too much, then will pass well through the slicing rolls. In general, I try not to make soft dough, depending on the recipe: manti, dumplings, dumplings, khinkals, bespamak - 750 grams of flour, 1 egg, 300-320 ml of boiling water, in which 1-1.5 tbsp. spoons rast. oils. I pour the flour into the bowl, the same egg and salt 0.5 tsp. salt and turn it on. the flour is broken with the egg, then I add the liquid.You don't have to lay down the egg, slightly increase the liquid, well, and normal flour - the dough always turns out and rolls well through the machine, sometimes I add a tablespoon of table vinegar, they say that the dough rolls out well, but I didn't notice much difference.




Quote: Lanna
And you have no flaws, who ordered there?

I will not say that there is a flaw, but as I already wrote there are no risks on the left side, where the width switches between the rolls, on the Gemlux you can clearly see where to combine the number of the switch, but here it is already by typing. And it also seemed to me that it worked in jerks, no, not much, after running a piece of dough, it seemed like it was gone. But do not worry, you will get used to this machine, yesterday I worked for Akito and got used to it a little, a few manipulations and a large layer of dough has already been rolled out. The difference in the width of 26 cm and 18 cm plays a big role, when I make pasties I need a large diameter and a width of 26 cm is just right for this.
Arnica
Hello!
Ripe to buy a dough sheeter, probably Atlas 150. While I plan to buy a dough sheeter without a noodle cutter and a ravioli attachment. I wanted to look at the Italian site, which is indicated on page 1, but the link does not open. Maybe the site has changed?
I would be grateful for your help!




Girls who have a Ravioli attachment, tell me if you need it, how often at work or more?
I do not want to buy and not use.
Arnica
Does anyone have one?

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It seems that I have not seen any reviews about her here.
I read the whole topic, but I still did not understand whether to buy with or without a motor
I find on our websites completely "unnamed", possibly brought from Italy (in any case, a box in the color of the Italian flag), with a manual drive and a raviolnitsa for 1.5 thousand rubles, if translated from the hryvnia. But I don’t know if it’s worth buying such an expensive one?
Rita
Arnica, the raviolnitsa were sold at our flea market. It would be a worthwhile thing, it would hardly be sold.
It seems to me that there is not much difference between the dough rollers, whether it is cheap or expensive. People buy Chinese for 3 kopecks and use it successfully.
The motor, in my opinion, is more convenient, because then the hands are free. I cannot twist and hold the dough.
gawala
Quote: Arnica
I read the whole topic, but I still did not understand whether to buy with or without a motor
It's not the same for everybody. Someone is happy to turn the handle, while others prefer the motor.
I have a Marcato with a motor. But there is also a handle in the kit. But for manual control I have no place. And with a motor, you can put it anywhere. And without a motor, we didn't even consider the option right away. I'm just for the motor. Hands are free.
The only thing that, after Marcato was bought by the Pasta Machine "Philips" and Marcato was put into the closet.
Anchic
Olga, if you roll out dough bands that are small in length, you can do without a motor. Although, perhaps, it is more convenient with him - I cannot compare. I have Chinese. There is only one problem - it stains a little on the sides, if the dough rests against the edge. But I just cut the dough there. Smudges less over time. The rest is absolutely normal rolling.
Arnica
Quote: Rita
The ravioli were sold at our flea market. It would be a worthwhile thing, it would hardly be sold.
This is not a separate raviolnitsa.
The raviolnitsa attachment is included with the noodle cutter, similar to the one for the Empire like. We also sell them at a flea market, probably new ones are brought from Italy. Here is one in the photo from the box

Dough sheeters-noodle cutters (model selection, features, reviews)


Quote: Rita
It seems to me that there is not much difference between the dough rollers, whether it is cheap or expensive. People buy Chinese for 3 kopecks and use it successfully.
I think that they differ in the quality (composition) of the metal, because stainless steel is also different. There is a very cheap one in the composition
I definitely won't buy a pasta machine.

What about Ariete, what's the link? It is powered and cheaper than Marcato Atlas.
Lanna
No matter how I read the reviews for the raviolnitsy, I didn’t feel (
Buy for 5 kopecks a dough roller and a motor for it, a Teskomovsky palette and you will be happy. And then decide whether it is worth dumping such money for a dumplings.
If only cheap from the hands of those who played enough.
My formula for dumplings happiness after "many years" is as follows: dough sheeter 26 cm + motor + large dumpling maker Soviet 37 cm dumpling 5 cm and Teskomovskaya palette for "play".
igla
Quote: Lanna
My formula of happiness for dumplings after "many years" is as follows: dough sheeter 26 cm + motor + large Soviet dumpling machine 37 cm dumpling 5 cm and Teskomovskaya palette for "play".

I completely agree !!! There is a 26 cm dough sheeter, there is a hemlux 18 cm, both work well, the gastrorag motor is suitable for both.





Quote: Arnica
I read the whole topic, but I still didn't understand whether to buy with or without a motor
I find on our websites completely "unnamed", possibly brought from Italy (in any case, a box in the color of the Italian flag), with a manual drive and a raviolnica for 1.5 thousand rubles, if translated from the hryvnia. But I don’t know if it’s worth buying such an inexpensive one?

The motor and mount is similar to my gastrorag motor, only the mount color is gray, and so one to one. And by the way, this loop at the fastening is very useful - I hook the dough roller to the table by it, but I don't have to attach it.

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