Cutting Foam Boards - What Tool Do You Use For Smooth Edges?
katnmouse Posted 27 Feb 2010 , 8:52pm. post #7 of 15. I use an Exacto knife to cut foam core board. It creates a nice neat cut edge, however I've never needed to cut a large quantity using one. It would be a bit slow and tediuous to cut a "supply" of cake boards this way. Mug-a-Bug Posted 27 Feb 2010 , 11:14pm.
How Do You Cut Foam Board With A Clean Finish?
2008年11月12日 · Then set the blade to the depth of the foamcore and and follow your scored line (make sure the device is flat against the board). cas17 Posted 12 Nov 2008 , 1:54pm post #6 of 9
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2013年5月5日 · SecretAgentCakeBaker Posted 5 May 2013 , 11:10am. post #2 of 5. AI just use an xacto knife. There is a 3-step method that makes very nice cuts. The first pass you are cutting through the top layer of paper, the next pass cut through the foam, then the last pass cut through the bottom layer of paper. No flipping over.
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2009年7月20日 · That's when I learned that 1/2" foamboard is 1/2" of foam PLUS the paper on each side, which makes it slightly thicker than 1/2". So, it doesn't work at all on 1/2" because the blade is too short. Long story short (too late, I know), I …
Round Cake On A Square Board...what Do You Think?
2012年6月1日 · post #5 of 17. A round cake can look cute on a square. I usually have DH cut my boards, and he doesn't mind cutting round foam core. I have a hot knife and I never use it. It doesn't cut well because the foam core has paper over it, the knife cuts beautifully through foam, but gets held up on the paper.
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2010年8月15日 · If you join the Canadian Cake Decorators Guild for $35 you get the $25 McCalls membership thrown in, as well as 10% discounts at other locations. It is a good deal. pmarks0 Posted 17 Aug 2010 , 2:36am. post #22 of 25.
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2010年9月20日 · post #24 of 76. On larger cakes I use 1/2 inch foamboard and for smaller ones I just use the 3/16 inch foamboard. I use scrapbook paper or wrapping paper and then cover it with clear contact paper to keep the board from getting greasy from the cake. It is light and it does not bend under the weight.
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2008年6月12日 · I think I need to start my own supply company!! You can buy 1/2" or 1/4" foam board and cut your own circles and glue them together with hot glue. I can only get 1/4" so I have to use at least two when I do a stacked cake. My cake supply store told me not to waste my money buying drums ... just take 3 cardboards and wrap them together.
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2013年8月16日 · Terracotta flower pot, unused, 6 inches high with 7-inch width at top. Wood slats, 1/4 inch thick. 1. Line a clean, unused flower pot with parchment paper. Cut a small circle of baking paper and place it in the bottom of the pot. 2. Line the sides with a strip of paper. 3. Trim the excess at the top with scissors.
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2009年2月22日 · No, you don't need to cover the foam core (or any other board, for that matter) that you put between the layers of cake. I wipe mine down with vanilla (the alcohol in it sanitizes) before putting the cake layer on it. If you're using foamcore for the decorative base board, you can cover it with fancy foil, fondant, scrapbook paper covered with ...