I have read in a lot of post about people using the SPS system for stacking cakes.
Can or does anyone have a "How to use" or a tutorial on using the SPS system.

I would really like to know how this system works.
EXP: How to you put it all together?, just how does the scored columns work? can they be cut to size or do you have to order the size you need (the ones I saw said they were 9" long)? That was all I saw, maybe I looked in the wrong places.

I do understand that when it comes to the plates you order the sizes you need or will be needing. I think it's the scored columns that I am having trouble understanding how they work.

If this is a stupid question or has been address in this way before, please forgive me. I am just really interested in how this system works. I know this is the only stacking system that some decorators use and they swear by it.

I thought instead of PM'ing someone who said they use SPS system for stacking, that I would post the question in a thread,... so if any others were like me they could also read this thread.
Thanks & God Bless,
Sharon

HI Sharon

SPS works like this....the seperator plates have a pointy notch that comes up and goes through a hole you would make in your cake board (making that part very secure)...then the legs attach TIGHTLY in the seperator plates , not wiggly and wobbly like Wilton ....

The columns come in 4" and 9 " (my 9 " are scored every inch till you get to 4) .... easily cut at the score mark...

I hope I didn't confuse you with my awful detailing Sharon... I am not good at explaining sometimes.


Very good investment and a cheap sturdy solution


Have a wonderful day!

Christi

excuse me I think it's every 1/2 inch I'll check

Hi back at ya Christi ,

Thank You so much for your reply. Your details were wonderful and you didn't confuse me at all. If anything you did help me to understand the way the system & scored columns work, and why I only saw the 9" ones. I also know now that they come in 4" sizes.

Now another question, were is the best place to order the system from?
Thanks & God Bless,
Sharon

p.s. Good Luck! to Lea & You come Sat.

www.oasissupply.com





Thanks for the luck Sharon !!! I need it

Your welcome Christi, you & Lea will do great. Thank for the link to the web site

I might get to do a wedding cake for a friends sister, and what to have very good support for the cake.

God Bless,
Sharon