Pipe Clamp

We can't see the dimensions due to the file compression.

What is pipe diameter that will give us a clue...and how many are you making?

'Easy' is a relative term ..it depends what facilities you have, and other considerations.

The obvious choices are pressed steel. Fabricated from sheet steel (if it is too big to press) or Injection molded plastic...probably glass reinforced....depends on the environment where it will be used and the stresses it will be subjected to.

In some applications the right answer could be to fabricte from plywood if you had those facilites to hand and the size and quantities were appropriate.

ya its pressed steel,

send me your e-mail id i revet back the drawing by your e-mail

If it's pressed steel .. then you have answered your own question.

I have no specific knowledge of steel pressing, but I'd have thought you just take the drawing to someone who does steel pressings and ask them to quote/advise.

I designed a very small pressed steel part (stamped out and then formed/folded. The local sheet matal working shop had no problem designing a small forming tool and even helped to ovecome a small desing problem.

and is it wall, roof or floor mounted?

Hi Del - hows the knee.

I broke my left arm yesterday, both pipes just above the wrist. Fortunately no displacement.

Ouch!!!!!

That break sounds nasty...That Lion didn't do it did he?

The knee is settling down, cheers...

Geez guys, go easy on the body parts, we're not as young as we used to be...

Speak for yourself! Then again my left shoulder has give up the ghost leaving half my hand numb!

Lots of sympathy.

What is the cause? can it be replaced or cured?

My wife has osteoporoses. She broke her leg at the end of march and it is not healed yet. She is using some medicine from a homeopath now and it seem to help.

Today a retired doctor told her about a wonder drug, but she forgot the name.

A friend of mine had the hole were the nerves pass through reamed and the numbness disappeared.

No the lion I can handle. It must be the NO17 beer that turned me upside down.

If the blank at the bottom right hand corner of the drawing is an attempt to obscure proprietary and copyright information, then the answer would be that the pipe clamp is available off-the-shelf from an established supplier and that there is no need to consider manufacture.

Can't see it clearly but it looks like a very ordinary pipe clamp. No new innovation there. Why not just buy the ones already made?