Hello,
I want to buy them! does somebody use them??? what are you thinking about??
When i make stacked cake, i always put in the center (hight) a long pastic tube so whith this system a don't put this plastic dowel, so do you think it can slip ?
Thank you 
I use the stress free supports and LOVE THEM! I drive a sharpened dowel through the center of my stacked cake although I know lots of people who do not do this and have had no problems.
What kind of stress free support, you mean the one from Earlene's website or cake jacks?
I use the stress free supports and LOVE THEM! I drive a sharpened dowel through the center of my stacked cake although I know lots of people who do not do this and have had no problems.
What kind of stress free support, you mean the one from Earlene's website or cake jacks?
Yes, the ones from Earlene's site. Not cake jacks.
Oooh, sounds interesting...anyone care to post the site? Or tell what it is?
i love them and won't do an important cake without them!
all the pictures I see on the stress free supports, they show no center dowel support. With this support system no dowel is needed?
I know lots of people don't use a center dowel with the SFS system. I use the center dowel when my top tier is small. It just gives me extra peace of mind.
The cake I'm planning will have a small top tier, I have to drive about 20 miles with the cake. I have to assemble the cake at home because it will have a long continuous drape and the hall is not giving me that much time. I am seriously thinking of buying the supports. This will be my first stacked cake.
The cake I'm planning will have a small top tier, I have to drive about 20 miles with the cake. I have to assemble the cake at home because it will have a long continuous drape and the hall is not giving me that much time. I am seriously thinking of buying the supports. This will be my first stacked cake.
Do it. You will NOT regret it! I was convinced to buy a set by a fellow decorator at the ICES convention in DC. She said if I wasn't happy with it, she'd buy the set from me. She has multiples since she does so many wedding cakes. Needless to say, I still have mine. 
Believe me, the cake will not move unless you drive off a cliff!
The cake I'm planning will have a small top tier, I have to drive about 20 miles with the cake. I have to assemble the cake at home because it will have a long continuous drape and the hall is not giving me that much time. I am seriously thinking of buying the supports. This will be my first stacked cake.
Do it. You will NOT regret it! I was convinced to buy a set by a fellow decorator at the ICES convention in DC. She said if I wasn't happy with it, she'd buy the set from me. She has multiples since she does so many wedding cakes. Needless to say, I still have mine.
Believe me, the cake will not move unless you drive off a cliff!
Sounds like my kind of system. That will be the next thing I order. I could start off with a medium set and add on if I need to. I will be cutting the cake too so I won't have to worry about missing pieces.
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