Okay.....what are cake jacks? Are they like car jacks? Or ceiling jacks? How do they work? How precisely and successfully will they even out a cake? Can anyone provide a good link so I can see what they look like?
Bubble tea straws, sugar guns, cake jacks........I have so much to learn!
Thanks.
Here is the link.
I was looking for plastic cake dowels.
http://globalsugarart.com/cat.php?cid=445
I bought cake jacks at the ices convention and really like them.
They are like a plastic dowel with a screw on the end and you turn the screw to get all the same heights for each jack. The downside of them is you have to make sure you get them back.
They are sold by C.J. Enterprise
508-979-9133 for some reason ther site isnt working
I've considered using them (I usually use wooden dowels)... and may still give them a shot, but seriously for the price, I would build it into the price of the cake as part of my "consumable" products, and be done with it.
By the way, s u g a r c r a f t dot c o m and c o u n t r y k i t c h e n s a dot c o m both have them a little cheaper than global.
I've used cake jacks for years and really like them. With the tendonitis I have in my elbows and thumbs, cutting dowels can be a bit of a problem- besides, I could never get them the same anyhow! 
So the cake jacks were a real solution for me.
Personally, I've never had much trouble having them returned, but if you build it into your cake cost they can either throw them away- or if you get them back....even better! 
I get mine from ck products.
Quote by @%username% on %date%
%body%