Sur La Table says it fits rolling pin upto 4". Williams-Sonoma says it fits only upto 2 1/4" diameter. Which one is it? I have a 2 3/4 " one.
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As New G. said, theyll snap before stretching that big. And even if they did get that big, theyd be so stretched that they wouldnt provide the proper thickness. I put them on my Fat Daddio rolling rod and they fit perfectly.
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Good news, they're both wrong! The bands will not stretch to 4" without breaking but they will fit a 2 3/4" rolling pin perfectly so you're good to go.
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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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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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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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These were too big for my wooden rolling pin - which measures 6" in diameter. Hope this helps!
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I measure 6 1/2 inches with a 7/64 bit attached. Since the chuck extends a bit with a small bit attached, the diameter of a larger bit may have the chuck retract slightly. Table dropped to bottom of travel.
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My rolling pin is 1.75 inch diameter. They fit fine. They will stretch to fit bigger sizes, but I think they could work on smaller rolling pins.
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Hi JoJo, On my table the diameter of the hole is exactly two inches. I think you would like this table. I just had out of town guests and we sat outside for several meals. Everyone was commenting on how nice the table it. Hope that helps!
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It worked with my oblong/oval kitchen table perfectly. I would categorize it as oval or oblong. Hope this helps.
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The "clamps" can open a bit more than 1", so it works well for my table, which is 3/4" thick. No way it can work directly with 2"-thick table.
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I measured it and it appears to be a little on 11" in diameter. It is definitely 11". The first time I measured it, it was 11 1/4". The next time I measured it, it was closer to 11 1/2". I hope this information will help you.
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Hmmm. I don't remember how big my table is. It fits mine perfectly. I think mine is a "standard" size wrought iron round table. I'm not at home, so I can't measure it. When I get home on Sunday, I will measure.
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The diameter of these rings is correct; it does fit rolling pins 2 1/4 - 3". Perhaps the other reviewers are referring to the depth of the other sizes. For ex. the yellow ones roll dough out to a perfect, 1/4" thickness the red ones roll out dough to 1/2", etc. These are really awesome, I'm so glad I purchased these and not the "special rolling pins" that roll dough out to the thickness you want. Seriously, these work great!
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It will fit. I would suggest if you're going to use this on that table it be temporary. I think you'd be better off with a 2M Red which isn't too expensive, especially if you have a Rega.
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The diameters are listed on the page. I think you overlooked them. Mine was 2 inches.
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I think you should be okay with the 2" ring. There are clasps that snap on to the under side of the glass that are just beyond 2 inches. The glass table top hole on my table was 2 3/8 " and I ended up buying a 2 1/4" ring at Home Depot. Not a perfect fit but it was a lot cheaper.
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Sorry it took so long. It is exactly 3/4 of an inch. I have medium size hands and it fits well. Gook Luck.