TeBry shares:
I would like to share these pipe clamps that I have found useful. Of course, these can be bought, but they are quite expensive where I live. The FreeCad file can be played with, using the spreadsheet for parameter adjustment. The STL files are some examples that you can try. The file names refer to the dimension of the inner pipe (12, 15, 18, 28 mm PEX pipe), so the outer corrugated pipes are of course much bigger. I hope you find them useful, and if I see some requests in here, I can produce more variants.
The screw holes are adapted to countersunk screwheads, but I would recommend using flat heads and a washer. The countersunk screws may easily split the clamp if you tighten too much.
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6994873
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