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Mix flours and salt in a bowl.
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Dump mixture on a smooth surface.
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Create a large well in the middle of the flour. Essentially, they'll be a huge ring of flour -- like a large doughnut.
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Crack eggs into center of well and add olive oil.
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Using a fork, break up the eggs and mix the eggs together. Slowly incorporate the flour while mixing -- a little bit at a time. This will take a little time to do. The slower the better as it ensures a good homogeneous mixture.
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Once all the flour is incorporated, place the dough in the mixer with the dough hook.
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Kneed using the dough hook for 5 minutes or so until the dough "SPRINGS" back slightly when you push on it and looks smooth and elastic.
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Remove from dough hook. If it is still a bit sticky, add some more flour and kneed in manually or with the mixer.
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Form the dough in a mound and wrap with plastic wrap.
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Let it rest for 30 minutes.
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Cut the dough in half before using the pasta maker.
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Kneed the dough by folding in thirds and running it through your pasta maker at its thickest setting three times.
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Dust with flour if it starts to stick.
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You can now run it through the pasta maker, once on each thickness until you reach your desired thickness.
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Cut in half if the pieces get too long.
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Boil in salted water 2-3 minutes in salted water. The time will vary depending on the thickness of your pasta.