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Hi all, sorry for the late reply. I have been spending a few weeks writing to suppliers. I found one that sells food safe plastic 190-250microns thick, although their minimum order is 200meters.
I don't have a requirement at the moment, but was hoping to purchase around 10 meters each time.
I'm looking to buy a more advanced die cutter. As long as I sterilise the blade and the mat (these are the only parts of the machine that will touch the stencil), I'm ok. I'd need to cover it when not in use and sterilise before each use. The stencils will be touching the cake, so ideally I...
The sheet does not ..NEED.. to be exactly 190 microns thick
Can be thicker. Yes I agree. I can go up to 250microns thick. The reason for the specified thickness is the lifespan of the machine I would like to purchase to make these stencils with. 190micron plastic will allow a stencil to be cut...
Just in case anyone is scratching their heads, about what cake stencilling is about, there are videos on youtube, just type in cake stencil :D. I'd post a link but I'm a newbie and I'm not allowed yet!
Hi Dave. Thanks for the reply. There are die cutters available to purchase that are able to cut 190micron sheets of plastic. They hold their shape quite well and you can cut quite small design detail onto the plastic. I went to a supplier and took various thicknesses of plastic with me and they...
Does anyone know suppliers of food grade plastic sheets suitable for making cake stencils with? I have struggled to find food grade plastic thin enough (190microns, or .19mm). I'm unsure what the material is called which is maybe another reason I'm not getting anywhere. I've contacted suppliers...
Hi prophet. Thanks for having a look for me. I am familiar with the ebay seller as I bought a mesh stencil from them. I know who makes those stencils in China and have contacted the manufacturer directly- at least I hope they are the manufacturer. They only make less than a dozen designs, and...
Thanks Ashley Price. I'm not sure whether 3D printers is what I need. The product I'm trying to make is 2d- it is basically a stencil (but a more specialised stencil, if I'm making any sense?).
I have contacted a china seller and asked about whether they could produce it for me and in what numbers. Hopefully I will get somewhere with them. I have also contacted a UK based company although I'm not completely sure the technology they use is applicable. I am a member of some forums so...
Hello,
I am new to the forum, so hello everyone!! I am a cake decorator based in Cheshire, UK. I'm looking to branch out and sell cake decorating stencils. There are 2 kinds of stencils in the market- acrylic and mesh stencil - both of which I would like to make and sell. Acrylic I now know how...