Can Anyone Tell Me The Name Of The Tool

Decorating By Molly2 Updated 30 Mar 2011 , 9:09am by tokazodo

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Molly2 Posted 25 Mar 2011 , 10:51pm
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Can anyone tell me the name of the tool you can buy at lowes that's used to cut round cake broads

Thank You
Molly

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Occther Posted 25 Mar 2011 , 11:03pm
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Is it a drywall circle cutter?

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pattycakesnj Posted 25 Mar 2011 , 11:28pm
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what is a cake broad? lol

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Molly2 Posted 25 Mar 2011 , 11:52pm
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Sorry Board I was in a hurry when I posted this question.
Thank You Occther thats it icon_smile.gif

Molly

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Mfattore Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 12:23am
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Do you use it on cardboard? or wood? I may need one of these.

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dldbrou Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 12:42am
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VickeyC Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 12:54am
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Yes that is the tool. It does an awesome job cutting perfect circles in foamcore.

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Molly2 Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 12:58am
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Hubby just got home with mine it is a kobalt brand it will cut up to a 16" round here is another thread that gives more detail hubby said this one cost $10.00 at lowes

http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=680634&sid=0c145732ba74bd227143149e02c4c729

Molly

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leah_s Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 1:54am
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Hey, there are thousands of Cake Broads on here.

::chuckle::

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mim1106 Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 2:13am
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I'm a Cake Broad.. icon_smile.gif

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Molly2 Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 2:40am
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Thanks Leah_s that is kind of funny!!

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Karen421 Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 12:09pm
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I started using one and - Oh My it is soooooo easy and it puts the hole in the center for the SPS, so I don't have to remember!!! icon_biggrin.gif

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Molly2 Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 12:28pm
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Karen

Do you use only foamcore ? I'm wondering if their things I can use like cardboard etc.

Molly

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Mommyofseven Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 1:25pm
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Hello everybody. I originally posted about the drywall cutter and have recently received several questions about it. I have used it for cardboard as well and the brand name of mine is QLT by Marshalltown product number CC766. The blade is holding up well.

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poohsmomma Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 2:00pm
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Does it cut through 1/2 inch foam board?

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Mommyofseven Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 2:03pm
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On the thicker boards I always turn it over and cut from the underside just to assure that I have a clean cut. Since there is a hole it the middle there is no fear of it not lining up

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poohsmomma Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 2:28pm
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Thanks

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Molly2 Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 3:47pm
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Thank You to everyone I am going to be using mine later today.

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Karen421 Posted 26 Mar 2011 , 6:00pm
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I also use it for foam core as well as card board, and I too turn it over and cut both sides if it is thick. icon_biggrin.gif

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FatCat_036 Posted 27 Mar 2011 , 6:00pm
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I can't wait for the hardware shops to open tomorrow so I can see if we can get a tool like that here in South Africa. Dry walls are not very common here.
Question 1 Would it cut neatly through paper e.g. for lining cake pans?

Question 2 - someone mentioned it was convenient that it cut a hole in the centre of the board, what would this hole be for?

Question 3 - when you have cut a board from foam how would you cover it

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FatCat_036 Posted 27 Mar 2011 , 6:02pm
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I can't wait for the hardware shops to open tomorrow so I can see if we can get a tool like that here in South Africa. Dry walls are not very common here.
Question 1 Would it cut neatly through paper e.g. for lining cake pans?
Question 2 - someone mentioned it was convenient that it cut a hole in the centre of the board, what would this hole be for?
Question 3 - when you have cut a board from foam how would you cover it

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pounds6 Posted 27 Mar 2011 , 9:41pm
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Thanks for this tip. This will be a lifesaver for me and my husband! We have been drawing circles and using a box cutter on foamcore and using scissors when a round cake board isnt exactly the right size!!! I love CC.

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Karen421 Posted 27 Mar 2011 , 11:00pm
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The dry wall tool puts a hole in the center that is convenient for use with the SPS stacking system. If you use the SPS to stack, you need to put a hole in the center of the cake board, before you slide it on top of the SPS plate. thumbs_up.gif

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linstead Posted 28 Mar 2011 , 3:47am
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Originally Posted by pattycakesnj

what is a cake broad? lol




Probably most of the members of this site icon_wink.gif

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doramoreno62 Posted 28 Mar 2011 , 4:12am
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Get out of town!!!! I have been cutting my foam board circles with a box cutter then trimming with scissors because the box cutter does a crappy job...or maybe it's me doing a crappy job! Anyway, I just asked my hubby if he's ever heard of this tool and he said "sure". I want to knock him upside his head! He's the one who helps me trim the boards. I can't believe he didn't think to use this tool. I'm heading to Lowes tomorrow morning! Thanks for posting!

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marisanovy Posted 28 Mar 2011 , 5:00pm
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Can I find it at another store, say home depot?

I am heading there ASAP!!!

Thanks for the tip icon_smile.gif

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cookiedoescakes Posted 28 Mar 2011 , 10:15pm
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I'm a "Cake Broad" and I thinik I need this tool. I would like to know if this is used because its cheaper to cut your own boards as opossed to buying them? And when do you buy the foamcore or cardboard to use?

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cookiedoescakes Posted 28 Mar 2011 , 10:16pm
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I'm a "Cake Broad" and I thinik I need this tool. I would like to know if this is used because its cheaper to cut your own boards as opossed to buying them? And when do you buy the foamcore or cardboard to use?

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CakeCrystals Posted 29 Mar 2011 , 4:35pm
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Originally Posted by leah_s

Hey, there are thousands of Cake Broads on here.

::chuckle::




I really like this. Time to testify!

My Name is Crystal and I'm a Cake Broad. icon_lol.gif

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joycesdaughter111 Posted 29 Mar 2011 , 6:26pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by leah_s

Hey, there are thousands of Cake Broads on here.

::chuckle::




LOL! icon_lol.gificon_lol.gificon_lol.gif Very funny!

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