this attachment has a little knob on the right hand side, I've seen the attachment without the knob, and that one is much more expensive.
1407728
Hi, I am sorry I didn't see your question before and I will ask the person I bought this for but there were no complaints from him at the time I will get back to you if you want.
1407729
The attachment I bought has the knob on the one side. That is used to adjust the thickness of the dough you are rolling out. I bought this for under $100 and it works great. I actually use it for pizza dough and put the strips together in the pan to form a rectangular pizza.
1407730
the knob is indeed to adjust the thickness of the pasta. not sure how it would work with out it.
1407731
If you are referring to a small knob located on the part that is inserted into the front of the mixer (the hub), it is designed to seat neatly in the notch of the hub. This keeps the pasta roller from spinning when the machine is on. I'm not sure about any other knob. I am very happy with this attachment (after almost a year of use). It works very nicely ... I've rolled out pasta and perogi dough with this attachment. Save your money and purchase this one (if you're debating between the two?).
1407732
Maybe you are referring to the attachment for the pasta roller machine (other brands), which is not the kitchenaid one. In this case, you are right it is much more expensive. I love these pasta roller, I even use it for fondant and it works great
1407733
The knob on the right is to control the thickness of the pasta. You should start at the widest point, then adjust as you pass the pasta through to desired thickness. Can't imagine a piece without this option???
1407734
The small black knob does not make a difference on how the roller will function, both work well in rolling pasta pasta dough.
347625
No there's no knob on it & you don't need one, but can easily install one if you feel you do. I don't feel I need one.
351793
Hi Mary, After I received you comment/question, I checked mine closer and it does indeed have an adjustment knob. I found it under the grinder itself. Thank you so much for the information. I think it's a quality product and I would definitely recommend it.
1175721
The one that I received from Amazon is not like in the photo. Mine has a small round knob on the extension. The knob at the elbow looks to be like the photo. I don't have any complaints about it.
130642
It's on the metal piece attached to the frosted glass shade. You can kind of see the knob in the photo.
327606
What do you mean key cylinder?..if i'm mistaken, you mean included knob w/ key for the opposite side of the door?..no it doesnt have...you need to provide.
513022
Yes, it did come with a knob, but the plastic stem for the knob is too short and not sturdy. The knob falls off of the plastic stem easily just by turning the knob. The plastic stem material should be stronger and sturdier.
1239344
Yes, it comes with one that you attach. It can go on the right or left side.
574675
As Pilar said, It's the knob on the right. This is covered in both the book and the video.
1117965
The picture is incorrect. It has a knob as you would expect with the ability lock on the inside. For a better picture go here: http://www.kwikset.com/Products/Details/Handlesets/553MNHXJ-15-SMT.aspx
2084348
Hi. I've had it for a little while and I use both attachments without any issue.
1819347
There is no knob at the end of the curve on the two canes that I purchased. There is a slight inward hook, but it is very smooth otherwise. Bill
1222014
On some models there are "outside" & "inside" trims (knobs). The inside knob will have a hole or slot in the base. The outside knob needs firmly seated, try using the palm of your hand and and striking it.
1110417
No. It is attached to the holster's rotating knob, which is "welded" or glued to the body of the holster.
2002685
Both the handle and the knob are included. Although I think you will find the handle to be a bit funky. That's why I went with the knob when I installed mine.
2060319
I think you can loosen the screw that holds the knob and adjust it. I had the same issue. Kind of a goofy design.
1058775
Both of the larger side knobs are for the ball head. The smaller one on the side at the bottom is for the pan. It is more of a lock than tension adjustment. At best could do very crude tension.