Adjustable Angle Hinge Connector

Parts For Alter Shield

I had to build a device called an Alter Shield, in order to test a device that I made, against. I knew it would require special bracing but, I had know idea where to get it. I found Maker Pipe's website, and they make exactly what I needed but, they were sold out. I called their office to see when they would have more in stock, and David the Owner answered. Since I only needed a a few parts, he said "let me see if I have any parts back there", and he managed to dig up the pieces that I needed! he shipped them that day and I got them two days later. There Were four other pieces that I realized I needed so, I called back and they got those sent out right away too! All this to say, Maker Pipe went the extra mile when I needed some uncommon parts ASAP. Thank you David!

Great Product

First time user, there is a short learning curve. Built a large rack over my garage workstations. Easy to use once you get the hang of it. It was mostly user error. I wished I would have gotten the maker pipe minis to help plan. The product is well built and easy to get square.

Makes The Impossible Possible

I use these and other Maker Pipe fittings for building Christmas light show prop frames and supports. I've found there's always that angle or two that simply can't be done with anything else. For example, I have Boscoyo Studio's Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus coro nativity props but not their $200 stable. I built my own stable with 1/2" EMT and 3 Boscoyo's ChromaTrim V5 strips which cost $2.90 per 7'9" length. I used 2 adjustable angle hinge connectors on the stable's roof. I also attached all the props to the stable's EMT frame so it is one piece. I then attach it to a wooden fence with conduit hangers. Below is Boscoyo's with mine next to it. Sorry for the bad photo it's leaning against a matrix. It's not perfect but at night it looks great.