What is the difference between this and the Wilton Large Coupler?
765751
It's the same thing. You will be able to use it with the Ateco tips if that is what you are worried about.
765752
I am sorry, I am not sure of what you are asking...This is Wilton's large decorating tip coupler. All large tips will fit on this coupler.
1450917
To be honest I don't know what differences there are between the models. But what I can tell you is that I am very happy with my purchase. I used it to make a wedding cake last March. It handled the 14 inch round 4 inch high cake with no problems. I would buy this cake stand agian in a heart beat. Sorry I can't be anymore help then that. :)
2161945
I can't find couplers to fit these tips either:(, if you find some let me know
2108427
Hi, Just a bag would work fine, the advantage of couplers is to change tips without using another bag. Sometimes this is helpful, sometimes not. Example if you are using 2 colors of icing you will need 2 bags and a coupler is useless. However, if you are using 2 or more tips with one color the coupler will save bags. I hope this helps. Thanks, Joe Joe
211951
These couplers only work with the smaller tips. There's a special large coupler to use with the larger tips.
2035870
Also just noticed on mine that it does have a removable piece with a button on it that attaches to the tool, never even knew it came off, but pressed the button and pulled it off and you either may or may not have that coupling with your set... won't hook up without it though. Good luck again! Let me know if you need a pic of that coupler and get me your email... not sure I can post a pic in this place.
782922
I am not familiar with the Ateco brand of decorating tips, I use Wilton (from years ago). These bags are designed so that you can cut the tip off so that any size coupler would work. Hope this helps
752750
No only if you want to easily change the tips. I never use a coupler on mine. It is not a cake decorating set per say where you would need to change the tip more than once.
1377162
they use the newer Knuckle" couplers..and to be honest they dont hold as good..very delicate.One of the sets came with extra couplers..I have a medium size layout..When i turn my layout on 3 trains run around on their own lines..With those "new" couplers i had to chase down the cars that came loose..I switched all my couplers to the older "Horn Hook / Rapido" couplers.I know their not as Detailed..but i enjoy my layout alot more ..Hope this helps..Feel free to Email me about Bachmann Train stuff..I've been play'n with their products for 20yrs...
1021929
To tell you the truth, I haven't actually used this yet, but I'm sure it was made for the Wilton tips. That is the regular sized tips, not the larger sized ones. Wish you luck, just haven't had the time or opportunity to try it, looks like a wonderful idea. Nordic Ware is great brand, they have great products.
1660862
You don't need couplers. I have one but rarely use it. I use the Ateco pastry tips set for most applications and love it.
1171925
I am not familiar with the Wilton either, I will say however, I've had the Ridgid for 2 years now, it acts and works like to day I bought it. I'm still very happy with it.
734890
No. They're all of varying sizes so a few different sized couplers are needed.
826426
Roxanne...these tips work great with parchment. I took a close look at the Dessert Decorator and it appears they attach by coupler. I prefer parchment for better design control. Have fun whatever you do!
1790295
There are no couplers - only 8 disposable bags and the 4 tips - 1M,22, 12 & 230. The 2110 (1M) Open Star is a large tip and uses a large coupler. The others will fit a standard sized coupler. I will have to get back to you with a comparison shot.
1996331
On the two smaller bottles, yes, a standard metal decorating tip will work with the coupler.
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Lorraine, I do not think that there is a whole lot of difference between the two models. I own the variable speed version and I happen to use it at the upper end of the speed scale most of the time. About the only time I've really needed to slow it down was when I was sanding some non kiln dried pine and found that the higher speads heated up the wood and the sap began to run (a lot). At the lower speads I was better able to sand the pine without having as much sap run and therefore clog the dandpaper. If you don't want to pay the premium for the variable, I'm pretty sure in day to day use you really won't see the difference. However, my opinion comes from a hobbyist woodworker. Cheers! -steve-