Cake Stacking Help. First Time Making Please Help.
Decorating By ravalichalasani Updated 10 Jun 2015 , 2:22am by MKC
Please help I need to make a patron standing bottle cake for this Friday. How to make sure to stack the cakes securely. It will be 4 layers of 6" cake with a board in between and bubble straws. So my question is, should i put a skewer or dowel in the center. And if the dowel needs to be screwed into the board or just inserted. I am using a 10" x 1" thick cake board like the ones found in Micheal's. ? Do I need to put a dowel inside the cake board or a screw. Please help. Also share any tutorials if you have. TIA
At only 6 inches high you may not need a center dowel. However, if you want to be sure, when I use a center dowel its with a cake board made of presswood. In my view it's weird to use a center dowel if it's not screwed into a wooden board.
I screw a flange like this one on the wooden board http://www.homedepot.ca/product/fitting-black-iron-floor-flange-3-4-inch/988438
And a pvc pipe that can be screwed into the flange. If you ask a salesperson at the Home Depot, they can help you find the right parts.
Don't forget to make a whole in your cake board in the middle of your cake.
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