Candlestick As A Support

Decorating By acurt Updated 11 Jul 2008 , 1:20pm by acurt

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acurt Posted 11 Jul 2008 , 1:04am
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Could someone please tell me how to use a candlestick as a support for
the top tier of a stack cake. Similar to the one pictured here http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-photo_561293.html except the candlestick I would like to use has a flat bottom.

I'm not clear what construction would be best to support the candlestick and the top tier.

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Doug Posted 11 Jul 2008 , 2:06am
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this may help

stack like normal

add extra cake board with supports to go directly under the candlestick

then use a masonite board for topmost tier so you can screw a small piece of dowel to it that is just big enough to make a tight fit into the hole in the top of the candle stick.

key will be to provide enough dowel (ok LEAHS -- SPS icon_rolleyes.gif) support under that cakeboard under the candle stick.

here is a possible extra option -- is the candle stick partially hollow so that you could actually stick a dowel up into it from the bottom?

if so, then could add one right down the center (the blue dotted line)

HTH
LL

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acurt Posted 11 Jul 2008 , 1:20pm
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Thanks so much for your help.

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