I'm planning on making my own pasta but I don't have

Get a cheap Atlas one. It's just a metal roller and an attachment or two.

I've hand rolled and cut mine before. It's really good with a meat sauce. Here's the technique/recipe https://www.cooksillustrated.com/features/8544-how-to-make-handmade-pasta-without-a-machine

>>9202707
>Get a cheap Atlas one.

This.

I think I paid like $75 for mine. They're built strong as shit so should last you a lifetime.

I've had the one in your pic for 10 years. Works great. I'm convinced it will never break.

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>>9202707

The only machine you should ever buy is the Atlas 150. They nearly give them away on Amazon and they make great pasta. I taught my Aunt last summer how to make pasta and she's taken in it back to her friends.

>needing a machine to roll out flour mixed with eggs when you can just use a wine bottle stolen from a hobo
jesus christ are you crippled?

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>>9203104

Been there, done that. Do you have all the time in the world? This is my hand rolled.

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>>9203104

This is my Atlas 150. Thinner, more homogenous, more like fettucini.

>>9202714
>>9202842
This.
If you want to make your own pasta and not blow a bunch of money on a kitchenaid accessory, there's nothing wrong with just getting a roller.

>>9203126
>>9203132
>has time to argue on 4chan
>doesn't have time to cook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1OQRkDTdd4

hope this helps anon

>>9203133

For godsake don't say kitchenaid with regards to pasta. They're tiny, you can't control them, and they cost $250 out of the box. I have a kitchenaid blender and I wouldn't piss on that accessory.

Don't even make people aware of that vile device.

>>9203158
people who don't know how to cook think throwing money at gadgets will make up for their lack of skill

why do you think barely used pasta machines are available for $12 per metric ton on craigslist

>>9203158
I don't even have one honestly, I just kind of assume that they're solid general-purpose devices.

>>9203162

You're absolutely correct. My Aunt went back to Chilliwack and found an as good as Atlas machine for like 15 bucks. It's disgusting, especially when you consider it takes like 5 minutes to make a dough ball IN your kitchenaid and roll it out on an Atlas after that. They both work perfectly together.

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>>9203169

They don't burn out when you put a solid dough in them. That's all that can be said. The dough loop is perfect for keeping the back breaking work at bay.

>>9203175
>Atlas machine
or you could just use a rolling pin and not be a lazy faggot

>>9203182

I did that, dipshit. See >>9203126. I know you're some fat troll, but pasta machines are just better, for fucking nickels.

>>9203194
but I thought you were calling it a night

>>9203206

So you really are a basement case. GOD. That gave me shivers.

>>9203217
3rd floor, why would you assume my floor?

>>9203206

You officially scared me off like a single white female.

>>9203221

Never really understood autistic focus until now. You're like Mr. Robot if mister robot was observing Mr. Robot.

Dial that shit in, dude, before you get a visit.