107-Piece Cake Decorating Kit with Turntable & Piping Tips
Bakery-style cakes come from your own kitchen when the tools work together. This 107-piece kit gives you a turntable, 24 numbered Russian tips, 4 specialty tips and 40 disposable bags in one box. Smooth sides and repeatable rosettes are a few turns away.
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Bakery-style cakes come from your own kitchen when the tools work together. This 107-piece kit gives you a turntable, 24 numbered Russian tips, 4 specialty tips and 40 disposable bags in one box. Smooth sides and repeatable rosettes are a few turns away.
107-piece all-in-one cake decorating set with turntable and numbered piping tips for bakery-quality cakes
- lack of proper tools for cake decorating
- uneven frosting and smoothing
- buying tools separately
- inconsistent piped designs
Bakery-quality cakes from your own kitchen
Lumpy frosting and slumping roses end here. One 107-piece kit gives you a turntable, numbered tips, and everything else for birthday-ready cakes.
Know which tip makes which swirl

Numbered tips, no guesswork
The set includes 24 numbered Russian tips plus 4 AJ specialty tips. Each one is stamped with its number, and the pattern chart shows which tip makes which design. Pick a number, fill the bag, and the shape comes out the same every time. That repeatability is what turns a first attempt into a second one that looks just as good.

A turntable for even frosting
The rotating base sits on non-slip feet, so the cake stays put while you turn it. Hold a scraper still against the side and spin with your other hand. Ridges disappear, and the top edge stays clean. It is the single tool that makes a home cake look like a bakery cake.

Every tool you need
Scrapers, offset spatulas, a cake lifter, flower nails, sculpting tools, couplers and 40 disposable bags cover the full process from crumb coat to finished border. You do not need to buy anything else to start, and the spare bags mean one messy session does not cost you a cleaning run.
What arrives in one box
- 107 pcspieces in one kit
- 24 pcsnumbered Russian tips
- 40 pcsdisposable piping bags
Smooth sides in four simple turns
- 1Chill the cake first
Chill the crumb-coated cake until the buttercream is firm to the touch. Cold frosting holds its shape and does not drag under the scraper.
- 2Load the cake and spin slowly
Center the cake on the turntable. Turn it slowly with one hand while the other holds the scraper steady against the side.
- 3Scrape the sides smooth
Hold the scraper at a slight angle and spin in one continuous motion. Wipe the scraper clean between passes so the surface stays even.
- 4Pipe the border
Pick a numbered tip from the chart, fill a bag about halfway, and pipe a border around the top edge. Keep pressure steady and let the turntable do the turning.
107 pieces, nothing left to buy
- Cake turntable×1
Rotating base with non-slip feet
- Russian piping nozzles×24
Numbered 1-24 for repeatable shapes
- Specialty piping tips×4
AJ 01 to AJ 04
- Disposable piping bags×40
Toss after use, no washing
- Plastic scrapers×6
3 comb and 3 smooth
- Offset spatulas×2
For lifting and spreading
- Flower nails×2
For sugar roses and flowers
- Sculpting tools×7
For shaping and detail work
From lumpy frosting to a cake worth showing off

The lumpy cake problem
You frost the sides, step back, and see ridges everywhere. The rosettes you pipe look more like soft blobs by the time they reach the plate. Without a turntable and the right tips, you end up blaming your hands when the tools are the real gap.

Everything in one box
The set puts a rotating turntable, 24 numbered Russian tips, 4 specialty tips, and 40 disposable bags in the same box. Scrapers, spatulas, flower nails and a cake leveler wire cover the rest of the job. You stop hunting through a drawer of single-use gadgets and start with the whole kit on the counter.

Your cake, next birthday
Picture the next birthday. You spin the cake once, smooth the sides in a few passes, and pipe the same rosette you practiced on the last batch. The cake lands on the table looking like it came from a bakery, and nobody asks where you bought it.
From first pipe to first showpiece
- First useTurntable makes frosting easier
Spinning the cake while you smooth the sides is simple. Expect a cleaner finish on your first attempt, with some practice still needed on the edges.
- 3 usesTip numbers become familiar
After a few cakes you reach for the same numbered tips for the same shapes. Your swirls start to look consistent from cake to cake.
- 30 daysSimple designs feel repeatable
With regular baking, rosettes and borders become more predictable, and decorating takes less time as your hand gets used to the tools.
One box beats a drawer of single tools
| This kit | Buying tools one by one | |
|---|---|---|
| Turntable included | Yes | No |
| Numbered Russian tips | Yes, 24 pcs | Only if bought separately |
| Disposable piping bags | Yes, 40 pcs | Sold separately |
| Scrapers and spatulas | Yes | Sold separately |
| Everything arrives in one box | Yes | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Probably yes. Buying a turntable, a set of piping tips, and a bag of couplers one at a time adds up fast, and most of those single tools end up in a drawer. A bakery cake for a birthday often costs more than the whole kit, and this set covers every celebration after the first one.
The piping tips are made from 430 stainless steel. The scrapers, spatulas and cleaning brush use plastic, and the bags are disposable. Plastic scrapers are lighter than the metal ones you may be used to, so they suit smoothing buttercream and fondant rather than heavy shaping. Wash the tips by hand and dry them fully to keep them looking new.
No. The numbers work as a lookup, so you do not need to know tip names. Start with a basic rosette or a border on a cupcake, then move to a full cake once your hand settles into the pressure.
They replace the reusable bags you would otherwise wash after every session. Use one bag per color or per tip, toss it when you are done, and you skip the cleanup. Frost with one color, switch bags, and keep going without stopping to wash a bag.
The base has a non-slip bottom, so it stays put while you spin the cake. Set it on a flat counter or table. A flat surface matters more than the feet, since a tilted worktop makes any turntable wobble.
The kit is built from stainless steel tips, silicone-accented tools and a sturdy turntable, and it is BPA-free. For a beginner who wants every piece in one place, the value is in the count: 107 pieces in one box, instead of paying separately for each tool.
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