What is the gap between the two plates? How this does the tortilla come out pressed?

The gap is minimal. It surprised me just how easy it is to press both the tortillas and the parathas I have made so far. This is a chunky bit of kit and I can honestly say, the results far exceeded my expectations and give me a finished bread you would have to be pretty skilled to get using a rolling pin.

Hi the handle is opposite from the picture, is that ok ?

I don't really understand the question? The handle is as illustrated. It tensions down on the plate to press the tortilla into shape.

Will this press to 1mm thickness

I'm not a physicist, but I would think in theory there is no limit to how thin you can get a tortilla or chapati, as the press works with applied down force. However, in reality with the operator creating the pressure, my experience is this will produce thin breads with consistent thickness (I haven't actually measured the thickness) in a fraction of the time it takes to roll out with a rolling pin. I make blue corn tortillas and Indian breads with this and can't fault it.

Manufacturer	Zhengding Geovein Import & Export Trading Co., Ltd.
Brand	StarBlue
Item model number	SB-GV-T2
Manufacturer part number	SB-GV-T2
Construction	cast_iron
Rim Width	20 Centimetres
Item Weight	3 kg

20.5cm Cast Iron Tortilla Press by StarBlue with FREE 100 Pieces Oil Paper and Recipes e-book - Tool to make Indian style Chapati, Tortilla, Roti

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