Yes! When I was ready to marry, my mother-in-law stepped in to buy my first pasta machine which I had until not long ago. It was an Imperia and it served me well for many years. I recently bought a KitchenAid I love it - it makes pasta so much quicker and easier than using a rolling pin. If you decide to buy a machine to roll and cut the pasta dough, my recommendation is to buy a good quality one. Some are not made well and I find there is a space between the rollers and the end of the machine. This means that the edges of the pasta get caught and it makes rolling frustrating.