Wooden Chapati Maker at Home

Sounds like you're american?
you'll need a step-uptransformer or just buy a 110v AC motor.

No i am not American. but my point is the instructable didn't really explain the electrical connection. if this is high voltage it should be safely addressed.
But it is cool idea.

That's because there's nothing to it.
an AC 220V motor can be connected directly to the mains.
Personally I would put a variable resistor to adjust the speed but you don't need to.

And it's a salvaged motor so all the connections are done. I see he took the plug off but I think it was to get it out of the housing.

Directly connect Home power supply of 230 Volt .

My Irish grandmother had a saying my mother shared whenever, as kids, we'd complain about a bit of this or that we complained was in our mashed potatoes, pancakes, etc. etc.

"You'll be eating a peck o' dirt before ya die."

Having shared this very old wives tale and bit of sage advice, the wooden turntable could be replaced with a disc of Teflon (or similar food grade plastic) and the attachment to the motor changed to allow it to be easily removed and put in the dishwasher. A modification of the roller seems feasible that would allow it to be easily removed for cleaning.

This is a really cool device - and this from a fella who learned to toss the pizza dough like a pro (indeed, as I was paid to do it, I musta been a 'pro!').

If I could make a machine to do my Apple Pie Dough as easily . . . No, if someone else could do it and Amazon . . .

Good work Ne te nothi tarde!

I was thinking of this for shortbread crusts.
If you use a teflon dowel it should have a nice weight for such a hard dough.

Wait what….sterilised? You do realise that fruit and vegetables grow in dirt, that meat comes from dead animals….in short, almost nothing you eat is ‘sterile’. Without the symbiotic bacteria you have living in your gut you would not be alive. Perhaps you do not understand the difference between ‘clean’ and ‘sterilise’ but very little ‘sterility’ is seen in the final aspects of food and drink preparation and is not actually necessary. Think about cheese, beer, wine, kimchi, yogurt, salads, fresh fruit. Next time you eat out think about the McDonalds Box, the hamburger wrapper, the bag around your fresh bread, the knife and fork on the table and the plate that the food is served on….none of these are either ‘sterilised’ or ‘sterile”. Clean? Hopefully yes but not sterile. And in truth we need to be challenged by micro-organisms….it’s how our immune system develops.
Just a wipe over with a damp cloth and the removal of any obvious lumps of dough is all this machine needs to clean it.

when I see an item being made for food with part that are covered in feces and waste oil with no cleaning yes I will ask questions like that. and if you do not like it you know where the door is!

Where are the ‘feces’? What is the origin of the ‘feces’ in this instructable. Do you even know what feces are?
Where is the source of the ‘waste oil’?
I am happy to have a battle of wits but you appear unarmed! Your rudeness and arrogance are forgiven. Your ignorance is your own issue. What is the door you refer to? I do not wish to pass through the door to stupidity.
You have a right to ask questions, but not the right to question from a base of ignorance, to insult from a point of stupidity and to decry from a point of bigotry.

feces on the down pipe and yellow waste oil on the fan motor

The pipe is not a ‘down pipe’ and appears unused….ie New. If not, just washing in water would make it fit for purpose. Nowhere in the world would this size and class of pipe be used in the handling of sewage, raw or otherwise.
The fan unit from which the motor is derived is an exhaust fan and is not in contact with the food handling surface and there is no way ‘food’ will touch it during use. It will be no more contaminated than a used food mixer motor. All motors and bearings, whether in an exhaust fan or food mixer, are lubricated during manufacture.
Why you choose to first imply that the author has not created a valid and appropriate instructable and then attack my defence of it with a accusations that do not stand up to even the most casual scrutiny is known only by you - but your willingness to call out ‘danger’ where it does not exist in no way contributes to the creative nature of this forum.
In short, any oil you think you can see is from manufacture and is not ‘waste’ and any faecal matter you believe you can ‘see’ is in your mind only. This instructable is an author creating a clever machine from new materials to solve a food handling problem. They should be lauded, not insulted by ignorance and false assumption.

Yes you can clean using oil after use.

Look at you, using big words like NEED.
Dunning- Kruger effect…

Great job on the project! Really simple idea that will help a lot with opening pizza dough at home.

Presumably the same way you clean a wooden rolling pin, or a chopping board, or a steak mallet, or ... !