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Polaris Ranger UTV Headache Rack

Jake Lewis — Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:56:18 GMT

Ben built this fantastic headache rack for his Polaris Ranger UTV! The rack is a simple two dimensional rectangle that is made with 3/4" EMT, T Connectors, and 180 Degree Connectors. He then braced the rack with Adjustable Angle Connectors. He's looking for other solutions for mounting the frame, but for now he's using cut PVC and hose clamps to keep the frame from sliding too far through the bed.

Deck Canopy

Jake Lewis — Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:42:22 GMT

"Great connectors, you can feel the quality. 3rd project using Maker Pipe connectors.
Simple screw design allowed me to make several modifications and adjustments with ease. Order was processed and received quickly." - Tom

Paddleboard Boat

Jake Lewis — Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:39:15 GMT

"Here's a few pictures of my project. Your connectors made this a breeze to build and I didn't have to learn to weld! I totally ripped off the design from a youtube video. A company builds something similar for about $3500 and I figured I could easily do it for much less. Kind of like what everyone uses you connectors for! The boat works great and is really stable. Thanks again. I'll be getting more connectors for future projects for sure!" - Larry

Your Adjustable Angle Flange was the solution to my design problem...

Clarence Klekar — Thu, 10 Sep 2026 21:53:54 GMT

I needed a way to hang a pipe from my roof eave to mount a security camera. Problem was trying to match the angle of my roof eave so the pipe would hang plum. I found your Makerpipe website quite by accident and found the solution to my design problem- the Adjustable Angle Flange. I used a 15" x 1" EMT tube with 2 conduit end plugs and a hose clamp to mount the camera to the pole.

See the attached pictures to see how the Adjustable Angle Flange solved my problem and let me mount my camera. Easy peasy!

Mini Garden Trellis

Jake Lewis — Thu, 10 Sep 2026 21:45:17 GMT

"@Auk Mini 2 meet @makerpipe My dill was flopping over and smothering my slow growing mint seeds, so I built this mini cage with the #makerpipe model build kit. I’m also thinking about how to construct the real cage for my outdoor oval raised bed next summer, so this got the wheels spinning for that as well." - @breadlum

Patio Canopy

Jake Lewis — Thu, 10 Sep 2026 21:12:06 GMT

"I ordered the fittings for a project I was flying by the seat of my pants on. I'm a handy DYI'er, but must admit I wasn't at all sure how to go about this. I found the fittings you sold by chance after googling conduit fittings. The big box stores had nothing that I could use. They worked out great. I had to order things twice, my own fault. Service was fast and the quality of the product is first rate. I would not hesitate to order again should I have another such project." - Joe

Van Bike Rack

Jake Lewis — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 17:22:20 GMT

This is a bike rack that Dave built a while back to haul bikes in the back of the shop van. He used plumbing pipe to make it rigid and strong enough to crank down the straps.

Welding fume extraction

keny — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 02:25:12 GMT

Made a new welding fume extractor for the shop.

3/4" MP fittings and EMT

6" rigid and flexible duct

8" Harbor Freight blower

Weed whacker wheel attachment

keny — Sun, 06 Sep 2026 02:03:58 GMT

Pulled leftover 3/4" emt and a couple 45° MP fittings to make wheels for the weed whacker. 8" wheels are HD mower replacements with 1/2" hubs.

Patio Light

Mark Sastre — Wed, 02 Sep 2026 14:46:36 GMT

I just discovered your company! I've been looking for these exact components but had no idea how to get them - then I found you. My light can finally exist.