While editing this I realized there's a couple of things that I forgot to include in this video that I think are worth mentioning. 1. The rule about getting a bolt or screw that secures the material without going completely through it applies to pretty much all of the methods. 2. When I talked about pipes interfering with a flat surface I failed to mention that in those builds you should support the material with the longest pipes in the build. Basically if your shelf for example is really narrow but deep then you will want the side pipes supporting the material. If your shelf is really wide but not that deep then you should use the front and back pipes to support the flat surface. If you have any questions about anything, please put them in the comments or reach out to us. Thanks!
But don't the shelves basically rest, not on the pipes, but on the connectors themselves at the corners? That is, unless the shelves bend. The connectors are 1/8th thicker than the pipe so the shelves sit on them at the corners, not the pipes directly. I've been thinking of adding connectors in the middle of the 3-foot wide shelf unit I'm starting to build so that it doesn't droop in the middle even this 1/8th of an inch. Am I wrong, or too worried about 1/8 of an inch?
I made an open shelf unit for my brother and used the threaded pipe inserts on both sides of the shelf and linked them together with a length of all thread. Since the hole I drilled just allowed the all thread to go through I could screw the conduit tight to the shelf.
That’s awesome! We’ve seen that done a couple of times and it’s always really cool. We’d love to see yours too if you feel like sharing the build. Thanks for the comment!
Just discovered Maker Pipe here on TH-cam and I am STOKED! What an awesome product you guys have created. I cannot wait to get creative and start building. And truly, your videos are delightfully done. Thank you!
Can you show or give me any ideas for how to make a custom oval shower rail to go over a freestanding tub? I was going to use 3/4 emt and was trying to figure out a T for connect to wall and ceiling.
That sounds interesting! Have you seen the flanges that we make for EMT Conduit? Standard Flange - makerpipe.com/collections/modular-pipe-fittings/products/flange-connector Adjustable Flange - makerpipe.com/collections/modular-pipe-fittings/products/adjustable-angle-flange
Any chance you have more information or a source for the table pictured at the 6:45 mark? There's a lot of bracing in that structure and it might work for a bed frame I'm working on for our van. Or give me a few ideas on how to approach it.
Hi there Thomas, thanks for the comment. We built that when we launched the adjustable angle connector. We did a timelapse of the build that you can watch here -------> th-cam.com/video/eV7FjXug2iA/w-d-xo.html Let me know if you have any questions.
While editing this I realized there's a couple of things that I forgot to include in this video that I think are worth mentioning.
1. The rule about getting a bolt or screw that secures the material without going completely through it applies to pretty much all of the methods.
2. When I talked about pipes interfering with a flat surface I failed to mention that in those builds you should support the material with the longest pipes in the build. Basically if your shelf for example is really narrow but deep then you will want the side pipes supporting the material. If your shelf is really wide but not that deep then you should use the front and back pipes to support the flat surface.
If you have any questions about anything, please put them in the comments or reach out to us. Thanks!
But don't the shelves basically rest, not on the pipes, but on the connectors themselves at the corners? That is, unless the shelves bend. The connectors are 1/8th thicker than the pipe so the shelves sit on them at the corners, not the pipes directly. I've been thinking of adding connectors in the middle of the 3-foot wide shelf unit I'm starting to build so that it doesn't droop in the middle even this 1/8th of an inch. Am I wrong, or too worried about 1/8 of an inch?
Great Video. I've been hoping for a round-up on this subject!
@@TinyDantz I was thinking about this as well. Some type of connector or bushing mid span would prevent any drooping.
Thanks, this video has the answer to my work challenge!!!!!!!
Awesome! Glad you found it useful!
I made an open shelf unit for my brother and used the threaded pipe inserts on both sides of the shelf and linked them together with a length of all thread. Since the hole I drilled just allowed the all thread to go through I could screw the conduit tight to the shelf.
That’s awesome! We’ve seen that done a couple of times and it’s always really cool. We’d love to see yours too if you feel like sharing the build. Thanks for the comment!
Oh wait I just realized what you meant! That’s a super clever thing to do!
Just discovered Maker Pipe here on TH-cam and I am STOKED! What an awesome product you guys have created. I cannot wait to get creative and start building. And truly, your videos are delightfully done. Thank you!
We're stoked that you found us too! Thanks for the comment and good luck with your builds!
Can you show or give me any ideas for how to make a custom oval shower rail to go over a freestanding tub? I was going to use 3/4 emt and was trying to figure out a T for connect to wall and ceiling.
That sounds interesting! Have you seen the flanges that we make for EMT Conduit?
Standard Flange - makerpipe.com/collections/modular-pipe-fittings/products/flange-connector
Adjustable Flange - makerpipe.com/collections/modular-pipe-fittings/products/adjustable-angle-flange
Any chance you have more information or a source for the table pictured at the 6:45 mark? There's a lot of bracing in that structure and it might work for a bed frame I'm working on for our van. Or give me a few ideas on how to approach it.
Hi there Thomas, thanks for the comment. We built that when we launched the adjustable angle connector. We did a timelapse of the build that you can watch here -------> th-cam.com/video/eV7FjXug2iA/w-d-xo.html Let me know if you have any questions.
I love your video edits......so entertaining!
Thanks Carmen! That means a lot!
"That defeats the *hole* purpose." 🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha nice one! 😂
The Punmeister
Haha I like that! Thanks for the comment
I'm so upset I didn't know you existed 4 years ago... SMH
The good news is you know about us for the future! Thanks for the comment!