The right front leg will be the easiest piece to calculate and assemble. Based on my designs, I need an end cap, a 6-inch pipe, and a T {all of which I currently have}. Using my square to measure, that comes out at a hair short of 9¼ inches. I used the same device to measure a 6-inch pipe in a flange. That measured 6¼ inches. The flange added ¼ inch of length, so I need to subtract ¼ inch from the length of pipe.
I want 35-inch-long legs {a 1-inch-thick board will put my workbench at 36 inches off the ground}. Mathematically, then, was have 35 - 9¼ - ¼ = 25½ + ⅜ {loss of thread in T} = 25⅞ inches of pipe. Therefore, my custom-cut pipe list needs to include one 25⅞-inch pipe.
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I want 35-inch-long legs {a 1-inch-thick board will put my workbench at 36 inches off the ground}. Mathematically, then, was have 35 - 9¼ - ¼ = 25½ + ⅜ {loss of thread in T} = 25⅞ inches of pipe. Therefore, my custom-cut pipe list needs to include one 25⅞-inch pipe.
I always welcome your constructive criticism. Click on the Comment link below next to the icon of a pencil; it may say "No" or have a number in front of it.
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