8pcs 3/4" 3 Way Flat Corner Canopy Fitting Batting Cage Fitting (F3A) - Fits 3/4" EMT Pipe That has an Outer Diameter of 15/16"

My Wife doesn't smoke in the house and goes to the unheated garage in the winter. she uses two electric heaters to keep warm. They made making an enclosure inside the garage for my wife to smoke in very easy to construct. A few sticks of 3/4" EMT, these corners, and several shower curtains has made it so after initial warm up in the morning she only need to run one heater. I figure it will pay for itself in one winter.

Very well made. Used to build covers for my raised garden beds. Much less expensive than ordering the ones sold by the raised bed manufacturer. Also, didn’t have to deal with supply chain delays. Will buy more as I expand the garden.

As described.

These are great devices for building simple take-down frames and support structures. I use mine to make a light and wind shield with tarps for astrophotography. The product arrived very quickly, but the post office managed to smash open the original package, to the items arrived in a replacement box, according to the package note from the post office. So five stars for the product, one star for the post office.

I purchased the 3 way flat corners and some t-shaped 3/4 in. to build a temporary telescope observatory. They are well made and make for an easy to assemble/disassemble shelter.

Couldn't be more simple. Just insert the pipe and tighten the eye bolt to hold the pipe in place. How great.

Editing to say that these are terrible. I was tightening one of the screws, and the nut holding it snapped off. I'm not super woman, and I didn't use a lot of strength. There were only 2 small welds points holding it together. Do not buy!Old review:These aren't good quality, but I'm using them to make a pen for my ducks, so they should be good enough. The pipe is thin, and the welding is abysmal. If I was building something that was going to withstand weight or wind gusts, I would return them. But, my structure is just going to be covered in chicken wire, so it's fine.

I thought these would simplify my build of garden shade frames. Unfortunately, the thumb screws don't tighten very well, so the pipes can still slide out or rotate with more extreme motions. The screws can loosen over time with pipe flexing and vibration. When I attempted to use a wrench the really torque down the screw, the brazed-on not snapped off. Makerpipe connectors are much stronger (they will easily take an impact driver sinching down the screws) but require a bit more... dexterity? to get them connected, especially when working alone. I include a picture showing this product compared to the competing makerpipe in the same bottom corner location. The product won't allow raising the frame up on legs, which I found to be another limitation.