Wooden Tortilla Press - Roti Maker - bio Wooden Tortilla Maker | Dough Presser for Mexican Tortillas, Chapati, Tacos Maker for Tortillera, Homemade Quesadilla Maker - Red Oak & Walnut wood

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A little after two weeks and only three uses this machine broke on my wife. While she was the machine to do some delicious tortillas my wife pulled down on the with regular force the handle snapped and broke from the main body of the machine. Also, something very concerning that I need to share is that when the handle broke off my wife ended up hurting her left ring finger. Luckily she did not fracture or cut her finger in the incident of the machine breaking. With that being said I cannot recommend this machine. They should’ve used metal bolts to screw on the handle instead of using wood pins. I feel that with some metal bolts or screw would’ve secured the handle much better. This only creates a week point and it’s not designed to last. Yes, this is fixable but not all people have the capacity or time to fix it. For a little over $50 this should be more durable.I will be reaching out to the seller and see how he responds. I will update you guys after I hear back from seller.

This is a lovely wooden tortilla press made from Red Oak and Walnut wood that makes the checkboard pattern really stand out and look great. Its weight is pretty substantial, much less heavy than my cast iron traditional style tortilla presses. The press’ handle is attached to its joint by a screw and the 2 plates that make the ‘press’ have 2 hinges in the back attached with screws – hopefully none of these areas start loosening with use, as I’ve read some of the bad experiences from other reviewers as to workmanship in this regard.I haven’t yet used the press, but I’ve tested out its pressing action and the overall construction, including the screws holding it together. Everything is secure at this point and it’s stable, no teetering or sliding about on the countertop. As someone who’s made homemade tortillas for many, many years (with cast iron presses), I’ve always cut open a gallon-size freezer bag and placed it inside the press to use with pressing each tortilla…I’ve never placed tortillas on the actual surface of the press and will be continuing that same practice with this wooden press. So, I’m not at all concerned about the potential for dough/masa sticking to the interior of the press. My freezer bag method has always made pressing tortillas a breeze and fast with very minimal cleanup needed afterwards.This is a nice artisanal looking piece, that I hope functions over time as good as it looks! If it turns out not working well in my experience, I will update this review.

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This is such a beautiful folding cutting board, because it is not much else. I ordered one and it came broken, and I submitted a replacement and received the replacement so fast. I used the lever to smash my dough and on the second tortilla the lever broke off the base. The EXACT type of damage the first press came as. It’s so pretty, I don’t know if I should keep it as a cutting board, but I have plenty of those and no room on my counter. Breaks my heart.

This tortilla press works perfectly. I've always wanted to make my own tortillas, but never have. I never realized how easy it was until using this. I should have tried a long time ago. You simply mix up the dough and press it down with this press. This press is heavy and high quality. It does a great job and flattening the dough with little effort. This press is the perfect size for making all different sizes of tortillas. This is a great , sturdy press and will be used for many years to come!

I used this once and the lever snapped off. There are only to small wooden dowels fastening the lever to the main press. Easily broken.

I have a cast iron tortilla press but it would only make small taco style tortillas. This one is great for making larger burrito tortillas. It is rather light weight for what it is but works very well in getting a good flat tortilla. The only downside is it is rather bulky and difficult to store, but I don’t know how this could be avoidable.