Where do you get a dough sheeter?

[djryan1194]

This machine sounds like something you'd have to buy commercially?  Anyone know how to get one of these for in-home use?  How expensive are these machines?  Its just not the same trying to roll this dough out by hand.

[Ronzo]

I don't know of any home use sheeters, but I'm no expert, so I'll defer to anyone who knows better.

Unless you have a spare grand or two, I don't think a pro model is within reach of the average pizza hobbyist.

[Perk]

There is a post somewhere that some one uses a pasta roller.
Makes 3 sheets from the pasta roller then uses a rolling pin to join the 3 sheets.

A sheeter is totally expensive,
the best and most cost effective thing to simulate a sheeter is the pasta roller.
You can get a pasta roller attachment for a kitchen Aid for about 65 bucks including shipping on ebay.

Or you can get one of those manual ones.

[Ronzo]

There is a post somewhere that some one uses a pasta roller.
Makes 3 sheets from the pasta roller then uses a rolling pin to join the 3 sheets.

A sheeter is totally expensive,
the best and most cost effective thing to simulate a sheeter is the pasta roller.
You can get a pasta roller attachment for a kitchen Aid for about 65 bucks including shipping on ebay.

Or you can get one of those manual ones.

And they also make electric motors for the manual types.