A farsan machine is a hand operated device primarily used for making sev, a popular indian snack made from gram flour dough, this machine is typically crafted from a combination of steel and wood, ensure durability, hygiene, and ease of use. 
 
At the top of the machine is a metal handle attached to a steel crank mechanism. this handle provides a firm grip and comfort during operation. allowing the user to turn the crank effortlessly. the cylinder holds the dough and as the crank is rotated. the dough is pushed through perforated discs or plates at the base of the machine. these plates are interchangeable, allowing users to create sev of different thicknesses or shapes, depending on the type of snack desired.