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3/4 in EMT Clamp-On Gate Hinge Knuckle
A clamp-on hinge knuckle for 3/4 in EMT conduit (23.4 mm OD) that turns conduit frames into swinging gates, fence panels and cabinet doors. Print two or more: clamp one on the post and one on the gate, then stack the 20 mm knuckles on an 8 mm steel rod or M8 bolt pin through the 8.3 mm bore. Each one tightens with a single M5 pinch bolt and nut, and the frames sit on 32 mm centres.
Dual Size EMT Conduit Snap Hanger
A screw-down wall plate with two snap-in saddles that take 3/4 in EMT (23.4 mm OD, 23.7 mm bore) and 1/2 in EMT (17.9 mm OD, 18.2 mm bore), so a conduit and a small pipe or hose run stacked on one anchor point. Overall 102 x 26 x 25.5 mm; two 4.5 mm holes 84 mm apart take M4 or #8 wood screws, the lips wrap past the pipe centreline for a 0.5 mm one-hand snap, and a dovetail tongue and socket on the ends let hangers gang into a continuous run along a wall or joist.
Sliding Door Security Bar Cradle
A jamb-mounted socket that turns a cut length of 3/4" EMT conduit (23.4 mm OD) into a security bar for a sliding patio door — the bar snaps into the 23.9 mm bore through a 22.6 mm throat and bottoms out on the mounting plate, so a shove on the door loads the screws in shear. The 92 x 36 x 7 mm plate carries five 5.5 mm holes for M5 bolts or #10 wood screws (4.8 mm shank), one of them on the socket axis so the load screw can be driven down the 45 mm deep bore before the bar goes in; overall 92 x 36 x 52 mm with 45-degree gussets under the socket.
EMT String Light Mast Bracket
A two-saddle wall bracket that carries a 3/4" EMT conduit mast (23.4 mm OD, 23.7 mm slip bore) flat against a deck post, 4x4 or fence rail for hanging café/string lights. 148 x 50 x 42 mm plate with six 5.5 mm holes for #10 wood screws (4.8 mm shank) or M5 bolts, saddle centres 104 mm apart, and an M5 pinch bolt with a captive 8 mm hex-nut pocket in the upper ear to lock the mast against sliding or spinning; the 18 mm throat is narrower than the conduit so the mast is threaded down through both cradles and stays captured.