Conduit Connectors from Maker Pipe for DIY Projects using EMT from Home Depot or Lowes

Conduit Connectors from Maker Pipe for DIY Projects
Maker Pipe manufacturers a variety of fitting that can be used in conjunction with inexpensive thin wall conduit to build a variety of DIY projects. The builds are only limited by your own creativity. In this video Dan Berg from DIYEasyCrafts gives an overview of the product and also demonstrates how the same connectors can be used with 1/2 inch EMT or PVC for light weight builds. In addition we show how to create a very simple hinge or swinging door.
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[@KimRadlo]

I love the cleverness/creativity and am always looking for ingenious ways to construct/design projects. Thank you for sharing!

[@DIYeasycrafts]

You are so welcome!

[@atomicdmt8763]

how about 1" hardware? I tend to have alot of 1" scrap to utilize... thanks!

[@K6TJO]

The connector pricing is ridiculously high

[@DIYeasycrafts]

Last I checked they were in the four dollar range. All I can say is they are easy to work with and last. I just re used the same connectors on the third version of a boat duck blind. They have been outdoors for 4 years!

[@joeherrold6847]

Can you get them at Lowe's and home Depot too

[@DIYeasycrafts]

I wish but no

[@Hooligoon-Hāfu]

So, after pricing out the conduit (Which is cheap) and these connectors plus a seat and sliding seat rails. I might as well buy a custom pre-built. I mean WTF is the point if you charge an arm and a leg for the damn maker Pipe connectors. The builds are only limited by your own creativity and the size of your wallet, so back to square one. 1 T connector is roughly $8 and that is the cheapest one. Do the math.

[@DIYeasycrafts]

I used them to make a fold down boat mounted duck blind. Worth every penny. Just do not know how I would have done the job without the connectors

[@caramelzappa]

I've been using it for certain projects, and you're right that it's not always the most economic choice. But sometimes it is. I built a table out of it for about $100 in overall materials, that is much sturdier than anything I could have bought for that price, and specific to the dimensions I wanted. You really just have to price it all out per the item you're building, sometimes it will be worth it, other times not so much. A lot of the value in it is easily building stuff you can't just buy off the shelf. The other thing it really makes sense for is temporary projects. You get a lot more value out of your materials if you're building something for a specific event or scenario, and then dissassemble and rebuilt something new with the same parts.

[@Hooligoon-Hāfu]

@@caramelzappa Home Depot, they have the exact same types of connectors as Maker Pipe but at half the cost.

[@caramelzappa]

@@Hooligoon-Hāfu Got a link to one? I can't find anything similar from HD.

[@yeyito2818]

The conduit is affordable. The connectors are going to cost you