Do they make a curved tip coupler. If so where do I get one. If not what is the best way to put details on the sides of cakes.

Thanks Tonya

I don't know of a curved tip coupler. I end up stooping down to the level of my counter to do anything on the sides - not the best method. Some people use a turntable that you can angle to the side but I've seen mixed reviews about them (have not used it myself). Good luck! I'd love to hear everyone's advice.

i'm pretty sure just yesterday i saw an angles coupler on a website while I was looking for something else...but of course at this minute i can't find it...I'll keep looking.

I raise my turntable up by placing it on an upside down bucket that I've placed a piece of that non-slip drawer liner on.

ok, so apparently I was nuts...i can't find it anywhere, sorry

I think that Wilton used to make an angled coupler but I'm pretty sure that it was discontiued. I haven't seen any in a long time.

just raise the cake up. you will be fine

There is such a thing as an angled coupler...

Wilton used to sell it seperately...don't know if they still do...it is in this kit found on Amazon...

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00004S7YH/?tag=cakecentral-20

puting the cake on a bucket helps a lot

I believe I've seen an angled coupler at the place I get my Wilton supplies. Seems like I've also seen angled tips too.

Butternut is correct. The Wilton angled coupler has been discontinued. The one is the newer kits is being replaced by a standard coupler. One may get lucky and find them from time to time.

I just checked eBay and there are a couple of people selling them. Just search - angled coupler Wow, I just checked and one is already gone and the others are charging $8.00 for shipping for one coupler

it's nice to know I'm not nuts...hee hee

I use the Wilton tilted turntable and it works great. It has a non slip padding so your cake won't slide. I do sit down so I can be eye level though.