What is the diameter of this rolling pin and where can I get additional guide rings?
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You get two sets that will roll two different depths, I will assume you can order more direct from the company themselves.
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works on all three sizes of mine ... 1 1/4" - 2 1/4" wooden rolling pins & 2" marble rolling pin. i really like them.
962396
I don't know, they come with a nut, that's all I used, I did just check, the hole size is 3/8 diameter, thread is pretty course, not metric
1063844
My rolling pin is 2 & 1/4" in diameter, and the rings just fit it with no real play in the fit, but they are made of a rubber like substance, so they do stretch a bit, but that affects the thickness... However, Amazon is known for using the same review for various, but related, products...Hope that helped.
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Dear Chuck, I may presume that you already have some tips and want to know if you need to purchase more. The diameter of the tips that are inserted into the heating element is 0.190". The length 1.700". If you are going to do a lot of soldering, like every day for years, I suggest that you buy a set and save the shipping charges later of the ones you may have don't fit. The extra tips are not alike but for different soldering purposes. Bob
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Many well-equipped hardware stores can sell you an O-Ring that will fit. Just be sure you get one that has the correct diameter as well as the thickness of the ring, itself.If you can't find one locally, try this store online: http://tinyurl.com/7pcpgc5
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I want to second what R. Mercer said. You definitely want one of the longer rolling pins for these. The dough has to fit between the bands so if you have a short 12inch pin you'll be limited to rolling out a sheet of dough that's at best 11 inches wide and probably less. I use a 19 inch rolling pin and I still sometimes feel constrained by the bands.
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I have a wooden rolling pin with a 2 1/2 in diameter. All of them fit but the thicker bands are a bit of a struggle to get on but once you do they worked well.
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LEUPOLD #57323, are the 3/8" see-thru rings that I'm referring to on this comment: the ones that I received are only for 1"-inch scope tube. & the other 3/8" rings that I've ordered I've not had the time to check them out but am hoping they fit only 1" scopes since those are what I have on order. Good luck & happy shooting. D.H.
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rolling pin surface is 13.5"; the rings go on the handle, with a 1/8", 1/4", and 3/8" pair of each ring. you can use it without the rings, too :). the 1/8" is suggest for pie dough, 1/4" puff pastry. 3/8" for biscuits, on the paper that comes with it.
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there are many guides online. Just do a search or look here http://www.pacifictrailers.com/Measuring-your-trailers-wheel-bolt-circle/
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I just received these on 1/16/16, and the sizes do not match the (very thorough) answer from williamk in 2013. The outside diameter of the plastic core is close to 2.5cm, and the total diameter of an unused roll is close to 4.6cm. The measurements provided previously would have worked for my machine, but the product I received does not. I will have to return these, but I wanted to note this for other potential shoppers!Best,Andrew, SBES
1038443
I don't think this is the correct one you're looking for, but they have all lengths and sizes. Try searching for CRL "3/16" they do have this size as an option.
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Finding a 7/32 machine threaded castor wheel will be a challenge. You might find wheels at a place like http://www.shifflerequip.com/categories/10378/Swivel-Glides
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I have awooden rolling pin that has a diameter of 2 1/2 inches. The rings do fit. However, I had to be sure not to put too much dough on the board because If I did, the rings made marks in the dough as it flattened. I finally used them last week.
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I do not know the exact measurements but it is a little bigger than my rolling pin so I cut it to fit.
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Get the part number from the manufacturer and order from Amazon or just go to Amazon and make sure you have the right diameter.