how large, in diamater, will these bands fit? I have an 8", 2.54 diameter rolling pin.
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Rolling pin thickness rings are designed to fit rolling pins 2.25 to 2.50 inches. It will likely stretch to fit your slightly bigger diameter.
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They will fit yours. The stretch to fit. I have mine on a 2" pvc pipe that I cut in 2' sections so I can roll a wider piece of dough.
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Nice job on those 18 inchers. Unfortunately the band at its largest only goes to 17 inches. Keep looking youll find something.
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The bands measure 1 1/2in in diameter but I know the will go on a 2in rolling pin
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The bands are about 10-10.5 inches in length each. Hope this helps and I apologize for the delay.
1398686
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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Maybe a 1/2 inch in diameter....these are NOT the real skinny ones that you can bend into a bracelet....
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no, that 1/4" difference in size will not keep rings in placeI do which I would find a replacement for a wooden rolling pin and set of wooden rings. Worked perfectly for years, until I leant it out to a family member, working well for her now LOL!
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Rubber rings fit on rolling pin to ensure dough is rolled out to uniform thickness. Prevents dough from rolling too thinly, minimizing re-rolling and overworking. Color-coded sizing makes it easy to find the pair you want. Flexible rubber rings fit a standard rolling pin up to 2 1/4" diam. Set of four includes red (1/16"), yellow (1/8"), green (1/4") and blue (3/8").
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There are different diameter size rolling pins and these will fit those rolling pins. The silicone rings also come in different sizes, but that is for the thickness of your dough's or whatever you are rolling out. I believe the smallest thickness is 1/4". I hope this helped.
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They actually fit a range of pins. The bigger diameter the pin, the thinner they become, however, so you have to be careful. I'm using mine on a 2" diameter pin. Also, make sure your pin is long enough.
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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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they are 4" from end to end with a pin size of 3 1/2 inches for the opening i hope this helps you and have a nice day. i also found that they hold very well.
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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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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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Normal head pin size - probably can accommodate twice that size. I forget the actual guages right now. If you want me to check when I am at home I could since I have larger size guages too. You will be very happy with the product.
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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 use them on a body by jake bun and thigh rocker and they are 6 3/8 inches center to center on the holes. They seem better made than the old bands which did not last long before breaking. I have only used these a couple months so can't say for sure how long they will last. They seem well made.