I have one, now I'm living the dream, Machine is sooooooo cool, the company answered like a dozen question before and after I purchased it. They are making improvements all the time, based on what the owners want, and get this, they upgraded the blade system (clay scrapers) and sent all the owners new blades. And the order came to me in three days. After I got it I was confessed about one item and how to install it. They sent me pictures and posted a new video on Facebook to show me how. They took a whole 4 hours from the time I asked to the posting of the video. Now that my friends, is customer service. That's what you pay for. I know its a lot of money, but I having been saving for awhile and feel its money well spent, I really love that I don't have to struggle with my old pasta machine.

A very thorough review and demonstration. Thank you.

A dream machine for sure, thanks for the review. 💞

This answers so many questions I've had about this product. Awesome demo, love that you included detailed pros and cons!! Thank you :)

Wow, amazing😍 I’m in the market for a new pasta machine and I’ve been reading reviews, watching vids etc. This video review has spoilt me for anything else. I’ll keep using my old machine and start saving.😊

This is great! I kept wondering why no one had come up with a machine made expressly for polymer clay. Being able to clean it easily just makes sense. I took an Atlas pasta machine apart once because it was an old one used one and had flour in it and that was a very difficult task! Thanks for your videos.

This is the best demonstration of this product I have seen so far! Thank you.

Awesome review. haven't seen one about this piece yet. had some good pros. and the easy blade cleaning Is an amazing feature. I currently have a monafied Atlas so being so being able to clean my blades at will is gonna be a must going forward on my pasta machines lol. thanks so much for the video!!!

Marvelous machine, thank you for all the explications ♥

Cindy thank you so much for this video. You helped me take the leap. I have been analyzing the 3 options until I was making myself crazy and finally realized that what I need is a tool that will not only be great for me now but also for the future. Because I'm in the realm of sculpting I really need a machine like the Mammoth and the difference in price from Mammoth down to Squirrel seems to be worth it to have the extra roller width. Mine is slated to be delivered day after tomorrow. Happy Valentines Day to you!

Keep up the good work

Have spent over an hour trying to locate where to purchase such a wonderful machine. Husband said, Go ahead! I can't find it. Help before he changes his mind. Thanks! Love your videos!

Wow! I have not been on here for a long time. First video I see it this amazing future friend!

What a great machine.

Thank you so much Cindy for this wonderful review! :) Hope to see you in Summer!

This is an awesome machine👍😀 I think I'll try for the elephant size to save some space and I think that it will be big enough for what I make👍 The clean up looks so easy too 👍 Thank you for sharing

I like that the flat top of the machine design. It can flip over and sit upside down to easily get the blades.

Oh my god this machine deserves the title "Mammoth", it's huge! With that out of the way, it looks SO versatile! I wouldn't need it with the fact that I make things in 1:12 but honestly if I had the money and the space I would totally grab this just for fun :D

Great review Cindy; btw you look fabulous with your hair longer, kind regards Karen

Great review Cindy, fantastic machine although the size does bother me a bit and the price, whoa! Maybe one day.

Wow! How I wish I could afford one of those! Conditioning clay is so hard and tedious for me. Plus the different widths and no lines.... oh my gosh!!! Maybe one of these days!

Great video. I know what I'll be asking Santa aka Hubby for Xmas!!!!

I understand someone wanting to make a profit for something they've made but dang! Imo they would sell more and make more profit if it were cheaper. I wish someone would think of the average crafter and make one all lovers of polymer clay could buy.

thank you for the demo ,way too much for my pocket but i do like it .maybe in a school setting or something .

My next purchase! Christmas gift for me 😊

Omg! Way cool!

beautiful machine. Maybe if the roller thingees are replaced with nylon, then by that time it will be more affordable for me. I just gotta an Atlas 150 and I do love it! Paid 40...This Mammoth is now on my list....hmmm 40 vs 500. Gonna start saving right now,

GREAT demo! I'd love one but we don't have money to play with at the moment. :D xx

Cindy, any chance you can do a review on the latest Squirrel LC Machine? That will be really helpful

In your opinion, what pasta machine would be best for a beginner?

Fantastic-looking machine, and nearly perfect... for the Rich and Famous. Wayyy too expensive for me. Thanks, as always, for taking the time to do the Review tho. It's nice to dream, lol.

+PolymerClayTutor Could you please do a video on diff affordable pasta machines that you like that we should get and work well? Idk which one to get I might just get the sculpey one idkkk. Thanks for the video!

Thank you for this video. I was wondering if you already did a review/video using Pan Pastel in polymer clay? :)

Oh my....what clayer wouldn't want one! You always do a wonderful job reviewing things and answering questions before I even ask! Thank you! Question not relating to machine....is that awesome light on your work table an Ott light? Needing to get a new desk light and noticed yours! Thx!!❤

What is the thickest setting in inches that it kicks out?

Cindy, what has happened to these machines. I found a note on their website that says they are no longer available ... Is that right?

Can you use that machine for paper clay?

Greetings Cindy, my grandsun can play for hours with polymer clay, however, he hates the warming process. Which clay would you recommend for a 6-year-old? The idea is to keep him creative and not so much on the tablet or tv. Thanks, I love your video, I just have one complaint...How in the world can you be creative and neat at the same time?:) Maybe that's because you just do polymer clay, wish I had that problem:)

Where did you get that black paint organizer in the background?

I want one of these...I know that they are no longer being made. Anyone have any help?

What’s your favorite pasta machine to work with?? I’m being gifted one and I want the LC but don’t know…

Hello, does this machine ship to Brazil? Cibdy u always a nice person.

Do you know what the clear sheets are made of that you made the super thin sculpey with? \\][//

It doesn't appear to have "the noodle attachment" like the 2 part pasta machines do.

If you put the metal plates under your baking pan it should grab really well, just a thought.

Have you heard of the modified atlas polymer clay pasta machine? Will you please do a review on it ? I

Wow, really expensive. Think its still more fun rolling out by hand and we all know how easy it is to lay down two strips of card and achieve the same thing. There is a certain satisfaction with achieving good results with your hands and a simple roller too. Think he needs to re think what people expect for 500 dollars, an iPad Air for example?! I would have expected not to have needed to adjust those side knobs as well, especially as you would have to change them constantly. Thx for the info though.

Hi Cindy. Has the Mammoth machine been discontinued? I can't find it in the Lucy Clay store.

Very thorough review Cindy! However, I only see the Squirrell S12 on the Lucy Clay Store site - for $620. No mention of Mammoth or the Elephant. Can you please clarify.

Well, the Mammoth is certainly grand, it I'd love to have one, but at $549.00, it is way out of my league. I it had been developed back when I was working as a sculptor as a pro, I might have shelled out that much. Now it is just a hobby for me...and I can make do with my old Atlas. Thanks for the review, it is mouthwatering! \\][//

Cindy, we cannot access the Blog, several of us are getting a 403 error. Tried 2 browsers, and 3 devices. Cannot access our tutorials. Please advise or have Doug check it out.

Bella! Chissà se si trova anche in Europa?

Wish the price was lower but very nice machine.

Why did they quit making the Mammoth size?

Went on Lucy Clay website looking for the Mammoth machine but found LCM Squirrel instead. The description indicates that the Squirrel has the best features from the Elephant and the Mammoth but it doesn't have the slicer. Any information on this, please and thank you.

I have made an order before 9 month and didn't received it also i have sent many emails and still no response?

Was the process of ordering the machine a little scary for you? The email I recieved after paying was partly in English partly in czech.

I've never heard of these.

the pricing you mentioned, is that in Canadian currency, or US?

Will it do pasta?

Do you have an email address? I'm stuck in wanting to know if anyone has made a cane with fire inside it? I need to make flames for a project I'm working on.

Great review, but Im sorry but that's almost a mortgage payment.

Are they really not making these anymore?

I'd like to see the blade being magnetics instead of using the knobs. It will simplify the cleaning part. Also, it is super highly priced. 780$ without the slicer.

where to buy it

I'm looking on their website and it says that the slicer doesn't come with it. Unless I am seeing it wrong.

Yes, but how is it on pasta?

Couldnt you in theory put your clay between some sheets like this on a normal atlas?

I bet they will make an electric one soon…

Now, they sell the squirrel, a most "normal" size. :)

What a shame. Their website says the Mammoth is no longer being produced due to lack of interest. I realize it isn't for hobbyists, except those of us who are disabled and don't mind spending more to be more productive, but it was a great idea.. I can't help comparing it to the computerized sewing machines that don't bat a thread at being priced at $3500. US and much, much higher....I wish clayers would indulge themselves a little more.

Built like a tank.

The mammoth and the elephant are no longer in production. I would imagine it’s because of the price. It’s out of reach for most of us who just PC for a hobby. I’m sure it was a great machine but cost is always a factor.

Having to screw the two support knobs in after every single thickness change is pretty poor and a PIA for something so expensive.

Doesn’t put clay into machine until @7:50

You have always mentioned if there are things your Subscribers would like to have you review in the past and I was wondering if you have ever heard and/or reviewed the Artway Dream or it may be D.R.E.A.M Machine for conditioning Polymer Clay Conditioning Machine, AKA "Sheeting" Machine called the Dream Machine made by Artway. It w,as designed by someone who works with Polymer Clay. It too is a very expensive, but if everything she says about it is true and money wasn't an option for me I would love to have this machine. If you haven't reviewed it can you let me know if you have ever heard of it?

I can't believe all the whining about the price but not mentioning the incredible quality of the unit. They respond to every problem and suggestion their customers send. She tells you it's not for everyone. Compare this to the clunky, very breakable pasta rollers. Look at the problems it eliminates. When I want something like this, I get a jar or envelope and pay my self ten dollars a week. I sell something on eBay. You get what you pay for. I'm waiting to buy this rather than waste money on my third pasta machine, which is inevitably money down the drain.

it looks very well made, the jooltool is overpriced i think. you get what you pay for in terms of quality and performance, ask your husband how much festools cost ;0)

$525 plus $225 for the slicer... only pros need apply!

mona kissel pasta machine. lots cheaper

Maybe they will lower the price do to the Pandemic. People stuck in their home's would love to get creative to keep their mind busy. Anyone know if it's on sale? Send a link😆👍

Too expensive for the simpl job it does.

So many comments about the price. Its clearly not marketed for the average crafter/clayer. Can't afford one?, ok then don't get one damn.

Would buy it but everything thing in her brand is over priced. A reason why they dont get to many reviews. They want 80$ for a extruder. And the mammoth is far too overpriced. Maybe I'd do 250$.

Too many moving parts

The cost alone keeps me from purchasing any of Lucy clay products. Come on 149.00 for a clay gun? Just way to over priced unless you are making at least 6 figures a year. Not practical for a small business or hobby unless your married to a very wealthy man who does not care you blow 149 on a clay extruded when an 11 dollar one does the same thing