MTNZXZRolling Pins Adjustment Ring and Screw, Rolling Pin Guide Ring Spacer, Replacement of Accessories for Adjustable Stainless Steel or Wood Rolling Pins

I was missing one of my adjustable rolling pin rings and thought I would have to cave and buy a whole new one. Good thing I was able to find a replacement set! This set is an exact replica of the rings on my wooden Joseph Joseph rolling pin. I also have an off brand aluminum rolling pin that these fit perfectly. Note: it is only one set (for one side of a rolling pin).

Pictures are very misleading. You only get half of what you need and you can buy a full new set and pin for less than two sets of these. EXTREMELY POOR MISREPRESENTATION. 😡😡

I have littles that like to play with my rolling pin. PLEASE do not quit selling this kit.lol Exactly the parts I need.

I purchased this replacement parts set, because I dropped my guided rolling pin and broke the screw that holds the rings/guides in place. While this is advertised as universal, I specifically purchased it vs some others because it WAS/IS the same brand/manufacturer as my rolling pin. When it came the rings were different colors than mine (not that big a deal, just surprised, because they are the same brand/manufacturer) but my biggest issue was the screw in pin that holds the guides. The threads were just a fraction (I'd say .5 mm) larger than my existing one. It was very difficult to screw in; it felt like I was stripping the threads and I could only get it in half way. I had to repeatedly screw it in half way, unscrew it, and repeat over and over until I had basically worn the threads down enough to get it screwed in all the way.

Bought pin adjustment due to adjustment breaking.

The threading wasn’t consistent so one side fit but the other side didn’t. I couldn’t use and had to replace the whole rolling pin.

These are $10 and a new rolling pin of this type is under $20 and you get the roller, both sides, and the rolling pin. Several pics show 2 sides. I am returning and buying a rolling pin.

This review addresses the need for a replacement set. The original rolling pin rolled off the counter and the white screw broke. No way to fix. The rolling pin itself is a little harder to use than one with handles and if your cookie dough or whatever you are rolling is greasy, then your hands slip, etc. Too hard to roll with this setup. Wish they had something like this for pins with handles. The spacer strips don't exactly work for me.

I needed to replace the screw and when I saw this it looked exactly the same as the original, I was wrong, the screw does not fit at all