I just acquired a motorized pasta machine.
With the motor mounted, I don't see how the machine gets clamped to
the counter.
Any suggestions? - Mike

Michael Horowitz > wrote:

>I just acquired a motorized pasta machine.
>With the motor mounted, I don't see how the machine gets clamped to
>the counter.
>Any suggestions? - Mike


Never mind. Clipboard looks as if it will work fine - Mike

Michael Horowitz > wrote in
:

> I just acquired a motorized pasta machine.
> With the motor mounted, I don't see how the machine gets clamped to
> the counter.
> Any suggestions? - Mike
>

I have an Atlas Pasta machine...later I bought a motor for it. This made
making pasta easier, didn't need 3 hands. One hand to feed, one to crank
and another hand to catch the pasta dough. If this is similar to your
setup, then no clamping is required. Unlike when cranked by hand the
motorized pasta maker doesn't jump or move around, unless you decide to
move it...

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On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 16:57:36 -0400, Michael Horowitz
> wrote:

>Michael Horowitz > wrote:
>
>>I just acquired a motorized pasta machine.
>>With the motor mounted, I don't see how the machine gets clamped to
>>the counter.
>>Any suggestions? - Mike
>
>
>Never mind. Clipboard looks as if it will work fine - Mike

If it's like mine it doesn't need to be fastened down when the motor
is used.

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