A Steel post and base question
Engineering Asked by Paul Brooker on June 12, 2021
I make solid curved wood furniture and frequently need something like a metal plate (1/8″) with a (3/4″ about) supporting pipe attached at 90 degrees. Welding is a little too cumbersome but I was wondering if you guys out there know about any connecting solutions similar to a concrete anchor setup?
One Answer
You can just thread the inside of the pipe / tube and use an ordinary bolt.
Make sure the pipe / tube is thick enough not to fail after threading.
Based on a comment, a cheaper variation that is commonly used is to crimp a nut into the tube - as long as the force required is low compared to the de-crimping force...
Answered by Solar Mike on June 12, 2021
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