One of the two big names in traditional Italian pasta makers, the Marcato Atlas 150 pasta machine has been around since 1965. Straight out of the box, it allows you to make lasagna sheets, fettuccine ...

As the wider version of the classic Marcato Atlas Pasta Machine, the Atlas 180 produces more pasta in less time. Uniting simplicity with versatility, it features a 9-numbered adjustable dial, so you ...

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The Atlas pasta machine turns out cut pasta noodles on your kitchen counter. It has cutters for a variety of shapes including lasagna, ravioli and cappelini. It comes with vermicelli and fettucini ...

Making your own pasta may sound like a lot of work, but the results are totally worth it. All you need is flour, eggs and salt, plus a trusty pasta machine. We recommend the Marcato Design Atlas Pasta ...

For most people making fresh pasta at home, an electrical pasta machine is overkill. But even if you’re getting a modest hand-crank pasta-maker, it’s important to invest in one that’s accurate. That’s ...

Making pasta at home isn't difficult. A handful of dough. An Atlas pasta machine. But if you're Rustic Canyon executive chef Evan Funke, who learned the art in Italy and is a Bologna certified chef ...

If a pasta machine has been collecting dust in your basement, now is the time to haul it out. But if you want to buy one, you can find them in a variety of styles and prices, starting as low as $30 ...