T Connector

The T Connector is our most popular and versatile structural pipe fitting. It is designed to natively fit electrical conduit which is readily available at your local hardware store.  The 3/4" and 1" variants will clamp securely to their respective size.The 1/2" connector variant includes two adapter shims for building with 1/2" EMT Conduit. The T fitting allows you to easily connect two pipes at a 90 degree angle or use it as an elbow on the ends of conduit.  You only need a single 5mm hex wrench for the T Connector assembly.

*Hardware is included with each T connector

Color
Silver
EMT Conduit Size

T Connector Overview

 

Features

  • STEEL CONSTRUCTION
  • CORROSION RESISTANT ZINC-COATING
  • POCKET FEATURE
  • INTERLOCKING PUZZLE PIECE



Description

The T connector consists of two mirrored pieces that interlock together with a puzzle piece design. The two pieces clamp together with one nut and bolt. The clamp design allows you to quickly change a connection while building or remove and reuse the connectors in a future project.The pocket feature locks the nut into place when tightening, this makes for an easy one tool assembly no matter which side the nut is on. 



3/4" EMT Connector Dimensions

T Connector Dimensions



Made in Ameria



T Connector as an elbow

 

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KB (OH)
chicen run..matches my vegetable trellis from a a while back thx

looks good

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C Y. (GA)

I like the products very much and the customer service was excellent, I will be order again in the future!

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Thomkirby (TX)
Your design needs no limits with using the connectors and a good conduit bender

This is the third project that I wanted to do easily with Maker Pipe conduit connectors. I let my designs use the space outside not make the shape fit a rigid linear design. I found that odd angles cannot be done with the regular 90-degree thinking of most of the kit parts. You might just need to learn to bend a 26-degree turn and then end up with a t-post connection. Need a bit more over hang but need to brace or support. The the bender gives you options and the connectors make the assembly easy.

My latest need was to replace the wind catcher in my backyard. The single pole was bent or bending in strong winds so I wanted to create a more rigid shape so came up with results using 3-joints of 3/4-inch conduit. Cut it down to a height to catch the wind above the fences. Used the cut-off sections to add braces as the wind would twist the air blades. Overall I am hooked on this method of building for outside and easy projects.

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Anonymous (DC)
Great DIY System

Maker pipe has great solutions for people that want to build their own stuff using conduit.