Do you need both ends of the pipe threaded for these clamps? For example, can I buy a 10' piece of pipe and cut it down to size?
1357081
Only 1 end needs to be threaded. I usually thread both ends which with a pipe coupling allows for making the clamp longer.
1357082
Only one end needs to be threaded. I have these clamps and am pleased with them.
938301
Hi, this pipe is intended for sch 40 "glue on" fittings. If you used clamps you would really need to tighten them.
1354549
You are correct that these use standarad pipe threads. I would not use conduit since it is not rigid enough. I chose to use galvanized pipe. It was actually a few cents per foot cheaper than the black pipe at Lowes. Also, I purchase three 10 foot sections, had it cut to the lengths I needed and then threaded on both ends to permit joining sections with a coupler to exend the reach as needed. Lowes does not charge for cutting and threading. Why 10 foot secitons? Less expensive than buying standard shorter lengths and I was able to determin the lenghts I would need for my projects.
705119
Yes, you can use 48" pipe. It only needs to be threaded on one end and should be 3/4" in diameter for this clamp.
1785945
No, you'll need Chauvet Light Duty Adjustable O-Clamp CLP-10, or something similar.
306395
To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
555309
These were specifically made for a 7/8 inch bar diameter. That's not to say you can't make them fit but it will look wrong. It will be up to you to decide whether or not it bothers you but techincally, yes, they can be made to fit. It also may require you replacing the hardware that comes with the kit with longer hardware since the one inch diameter bar you will be mounting them to will effectively spread the clamp further apart. HTH
1540777
6 and 5/8" between the beginning of the one clamp and the end of another, but you can attach longer pipe.
1640986
U have to buy them separate bu u can get 1/4 inch pipe from you're local hardware store and use it instead
1465346
No, you need threads. If you can manage to get a shaft w/ threads you should be fine. They have adaptors for 3 size
1598104
No, we had to order separately. Reading the other answers, seems we should have contacted the seller for the clamps.
586933
There are many sizes. You need to measure your threads to be sure which one you need. These are quality made and work very well. Check their website for detsils
705116
You can use a pipe of any length. These are 3/4" in pipe clamps, so you just buy 3/4 threaded pipe from whatever box store or supply house. I think I bought 6' lengths, and made some 6' clamps and cut them in half and made 2 - 3' clamps out of one 6' section. (These are GREAT clamps - I've used a lot of different ones and I usually smile when I use these. They are very smooth - i.e. don't stick when you try to use them. And they tighten up really tight (with the metal pipes as someone mentioned earlier.)
1182058
You will need clamps. But read reviews for product before you buy. Just sayin'
1106397
can the rod be cut to 20 inches without taking off the thread all the way, or can i have enough thread to screw both ends?
1077233
Hello, this is 10mm standard thread but we can include adapters for you, please just let us know when you want to buy,
1409298
Yes, you can cut the tube but, please take the two ends you plan to cut to a metal fabricator with the exact measurement marked on the end you want cut. They will have a band saws that can cut them square. If they are not cut square the ends will not fit correctly.