Attach A Cake Board To The Top Of A Pvc Structure?

Decorating By ylescu Updated 20 Jul 2010 , 8:12am by tinygoose

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ylescu Posted 19 Jul 2010 , 11:11am
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Anyone know how to do this?

I'm currently conceptualizing the internal pvc structure of a cake for next month, but the only thing puzzling me is how to attach the cake board to the top of the pvc pipe.

I'm assuming you cut a hole into the board for the pvc pipe to pass thru, but how do you secure the board to it without it slipping down the pipe? I'm thinking I need to attach a flange to the top of the pipe, then affix the cake board with a nut and bolt? Is this the best way to go? Am I making any
sense?

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ylescu Posted 20 Jul 2010 , 7:07am
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Thanks! That put my mind at ease. Although the next question I have is attaching pipe fittings (like pvc elbows) to the pipe. Do they fit snugly enough into each other that they won't move around? Or do I need something else to secure the pipe fitting to the pipe?

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tinygoose Posted 20 Jul 2010 , 8:12am
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If you push them together really hard they should be ok. If you have to remove one needle nose pliers work well. If using a connector like a 4 way you can actually screw a plastic or wood cake plate onto it. Cover the screw with a piece of tape.

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