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Shot-Filled Dead-Blow Mallet Head For 1 in PVC
A 90 x 44 x 44 mm dead-blow mallet head with a 33.8 mm blind socket that takes a 1 in Schedule 40 PVC handle (33.4 mm OD), pinned with an M5 cross-bolt. Two sealed 45°-roofed chambers either side of the socket are filled with steel shot or sand through 8.2 mm ports, which you then plug with glued 8 mm dowel. The result is a non-marring, no-bounce mallet for knocking joints together, seating panels and tapping parts into place.
Pipe And Dowel Straight-Line Marking Saddle
This 120 mm inverted 90° V-saddle sits on any round stock from about 8 to 40 mm OD, including 8 mm rod, dowels, 1/2–3/4 in EMT and 1/2–1 in Sch 40 PVC (21.3 / 26.7 / 33.4 mm). Because the V always centres itself, a pencil run through the 100 mm slot at the apex draws a line exactly along the top of the tube. Rim ticks every 10 mm let you mark evenly spaced, in-line drill points for drip manifolds, dowel pins or cross-bolt holes.
PVC And EMT Pipe Size Slot Gauge
A 110 x 100 x 5 mm gauge plate for sorting offcuts in the bin or checking a fitting in the aisle. It has U-slots for Schedule 40 PVC in 1/2", 3/4" and 1" (21.3, 26.7 and 33.4 mm OD) and EMT conduit in 1/2" and 3/4" (17.9 and 23.4 mm OD), each 0.5 mm over nominal. A row of 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 mm round-stock and hinge-pin holes runs across the middle. The pipe drops into the smallest slot it fits, and raised-free dimples mark sizes with no text: round dots for PVC, square dots for EMT.
PVC Pipe Square-Cut Saw Guide
This saw guide has three cradles for Schedule 40 PVC: 1/2 in (21.3 mm OD), 3/4 in (26.7 mm) and 1 in (33.4 mm). A 2 mm kerf slot crosses all three cradles, so a hacksaw or PVC saw cuts the pipe square with no wandering ends. The block is 70 x 100 mm and has two M4 screw holes for fixing it to the bench.