Hi — I’m the developer of Pipe Cut Templates, a free browser tool for printable round-tube miter templates. Would a short demo and request for printing/layout feedback be welcome here, and which category would fit best?
The example would be a single practice joint using straight round tubes, not full-frame design or structural checks. I wanted to ask before posting a tool link. Thanks!
A concrete example of what I mean: a 38 mm round tube meeting a 76 mm tube at a 60° included angle. Enter the measured outside diameters, generate the branch-end pattern, then print at actual size and check the horizontal 100 mm and vertical 20 mm marks before wrapping it.
The free tool is https://pipecuttemplates.com/ — no sign-up needed. I’m the developer, and I’d particularly value feedback from anyone teaching or practising hand-filed joints: is the angle input or the page-assembly step unclear? A print-only check is useful too; there’s no need to cut metal to give feedback.
This example is for straight round tubes only, not full-frame design, ovalised tubes, bevels, or structural checks.