I'd like to try to attach something on the bottom of my cake boards to raise it up. I'm thinking it would be easier to lift up than just a flat cake board.
Anyone ever done this?
If you do, you might consider using 6 feet (or 7 or 8?) instead of 4 .... 2 in the middle to help prevent middle-cake-sagging.
You can also glue a couple of smaller cake boards underneath the main cake board. I guess just make sure they are bigger than the cake but smaller than the main board.
I do this with all of my boards. I hot glue 3-4 small wooden blocks underneath. Much easier to move the cake around when you can get your fingers under. I use masonite boards, btw.
I'd like to try to attach something on the bottom of my cake boards to raise it up. I'm thinking it would be easier to lift up than just a flat cake board.
Anyone ever done this?
I hot glue all those extra little rings I take off my SPS systems. Raised the board just enough to get my chubby fingers under there.
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