I have the metal Wilton one, but I don't like it. Not long after I got it it started wobbling. And it was kind of expensive so I'm trying to hold out to get another one. I hear the metal Ateco ones are awesome though.
This is the one I use:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003A02TR4/?tag=cakecentral-20
It's really heavy duty, and I love that it's reversible.
What do you mean it's reversible?
There's a round side for doing round cakes....flip it over and the round side becomes the base and the rectangular side is up, which is great for doing LARGE sheet cakes! I can put 12x18 sheet cakes on there without having them extend beyond the edge. Very handy. 
You can read the reviews in these threads:
Which Cake Turntable??
http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-636831-turntable.html
Cake turntables?
http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-700075-turntable.html
Please Help Me Choose A Turntable
http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-697654-turntable.html
If you search "turntable" I'm sure you can find more, but you can't view past page 1 of the results right now because of the ongoing glitch.
I've had a metal one from Ateco forever. It holds up to everything and no wobbling.
I use a 'lazy susan' I bought at Ikea. Actually, I've just bought another one they work so well!
Yes, they do work well and are a "best buy" in my book! I bought one for each of my daughters. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90074483#
I'm a HUGE fan of my Ateco turntable. That thing will hold a ton and turns like a dream!
I'm a HUGE fan of my Ateco turntable. That thing will hold a ton and turns like a dream!
same here!! when i worked in a bakery that's what we had and they lasted for YEARS, even being dropped on a hard surface if they slipped off the counter (a couple of the counters weren't level that we used) I had the wilton metal one for awhile but it didn't always turn consitently. I invested in the Ateco one and it turns like a dream.
I received the Wilton tiltable one for Christmas last year and it works good for turning and tilting, but be careful because I've heard others say that there cake slid off. I've never had that happen. The thing that I don't like about it is that it doesn't stay level. It tilts to the side just enough to make you think that your cake is not level. Sweetwise in Nashville sells the one that some of the others mentioned, round reversible to rectangle. I think it's about $60, but I haven't looked it in a while.
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