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Welding Pipes Together At An Angle With "Pipemaster"
Profiler Inc., Box 12858, Mill Creek, Wash. 98082 ph 360 668-3291; fax 360 668-9533: Welding pipes together at an angle is an easier job with the company's new "PipeMaster". The pattern-making unit lets you quickly transfer the exact outline of the pipe joint and provides an exact fit for any angle. It's made up of a s
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Welding Pipes Together At An Angle With "Pipemaster" WELDERS/TORCHES Welders/Torches 27-3-36 Profiler Inc., Box 12858, Mill Creek, Wash. 98082 ph 360 668-3291; fax 360 668-9533: Welding pipes together at an angle is an easier job with the company's new "PipeMaster". The pattern-making unit lets you quickly transfer the exact outline of the pipe joint and provides an exact fit for any angle. It's made up of a series of spring tempered stainless steel pins that mount inside an aluminum inner shell and a plastic housing.
You slip the unit over the pipe and push down on it until the pins adjust to fit the contour of the pipe. Then you pull the unit up a ways so you can mark the location of the pins on the pipe so you'll know where to cut it. You're now ready to weld the two pipes together. A wide variety of diameters are available to fit different pipes.
Prices start at $37 plus S&H for a unit that fits 3/4-in. dia. tubing and goes up to $700 for a unit that fits 12-in. dia. pipe.
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