What Do You Use To Cut Wooden Dowels??
Decorating By sweetbaker1019 Updated 31 Aug 2009 , 3:43am by HamSquad
i was just curious what you guys used to cut wooden dowels. i got an exacto knife and it takes forever im looking for some kind of scissors does anybody know where i can get some?? also what do you use??
Pruning shears, like to trim rose bushes. Work great!
Pruning Shears here! I was using scissors! How crazy was that!!
i was just curious what you guys used to cut wooden dowels. i got an exacto knife and it takes forever im looking for some kind of scissors does anybody know where i can get some?? also what do you use??
Pruning Shears all the way!
thanks so much guys!! i cant believe i didnt think of that! lol geeze! 
im about to go to the store and buy them know lol!! thanks again!!
Or just ditch the dowels and go straws. AC Moore sells a dowel cutter in the woodcraft section. It runs about 10 bucks, and has an angle guide on it.
Theresa 
My Dremel tool - easy, quick, and straight. I keep a couple of the cutting wheels with my cake tools so they stay clean - use them ONLY on cake dowels.
I tired an exacto knife, and cut myself. Decided to use scissors and almost cut my finger off. Then said "DH!!! YOU DO THE DOWELS! IM DONE!!!" lol. Maybe I need to get what you all use!
I use dog toe nail clippers to cut wooden dowels......just make sure you don't use them on the dog! And also never bring them on site when you deliver a cake.....everyone looks at you with a strange expression on their face....
ummm . . . I meant can I talk you into SPS? I like a support system that foolproof.
Yes Leah s you can talk me out of using wood dowel rods. I have use SPS, DIDN'T know you could pop that piece off the legs at the top. I learned something new from you. I will retry that system again. I've also used Coast cake tier system and cake jacks, the cake jacks are great, just too expensive. Thanks Leah s.
Hammy
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