If Cut Tube Wall Thick is larger than 0, the cut fits to the inside diameter of the tube, making a notch for welding.
For a snug fit at the outside of the tube, enter 0 Cut Tube Wall Thick and grind inside of tube to fit.
Parent Tube Diameter
Cut Tube Diameter must be equal or smaller than Parent Tube
Cut Tube Diameter
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If larger than 0, the cut fits inside diameter of tube
Cut Tube Wall Thick
Wall Thickness must be less than 1/3 Cut Tube Diameter
Cut Tube Angle
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Add cut-out with full scale measurements to adjust template postion laterally along tube.
(Widen template to fit)
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Multiple templates in a single diagram. One template covers multiple angles.
Too Large for Multi Template
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Mark degreees of rotation or measurement offsets to accurately rotate your notch.
Rotation Adjust
Each Increment
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For larger templates that won't fit on your paper size, print top half only and reverse to mark lower. (both halves are the same)
Mouse Over template diagram to see minimum paper size to fit. You can also 'Poster Print' to multiple smaller pages and assemble to form the full template image.
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Template too large to display. Use Plot below
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Plot Scale
Print Tube Coping template at 100% printer scale, cut and wrap around cut tube to trace with marker pen for cutting and grinding to shape.
For larger pipes, where a single printed page (template) is too small to wrap completely around the pipe, select 'Plot Point Increments' and click the checkbox
to display notch line offset measurements at each increment around the pipes circumference, from centre line outwards.
Then measure and mark the notch on the cut pipe.
There are 2 identical sets of notch offset measurements, starting with the longest centre measurement, and going to the outer sides of the template.
One half side of running offset measurements, with their corresponding increment from the centre line are displayed under the main coping template diagram.
Because the 2 sides of the template are exact opposites, if you can fit half of a large template completely on a page, you can mark half (180°) of the pipe, then reverse (flip)
the half template to mark the other side.
To print the template image as close to page top left as possible (best fit for large diagram), hit
Diagrams to PDF (also below) to open a new window with just the diagrams.
Left click diagrams on the new page to remove all but the main pipe coping template, then print.
Select angle increments and hit 'Full Set' button to draw a set of templates at each selected angle increment for current pipe diameter and wall thickness entries.
Use your browsers 'Print Preview' to check templates are printed complete on each page, and are not cropped on page breaks. (IE 11 will separate diagrams on page breaks).
See Printing To Scale Tips for printing help.
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If the template is too big to fit your printer paper size, and there's no function for 'Half Template', try this:
Many templates are symmetrical, with 2 identical (mirrored) sides.
After clicking the 'Diagrams to PDF' button, choose a PDF page size that fits your printer (Letter or A4) and uncheck 'Center'.
This will crop the right side of the template image in the PDF.
Print 2 copies, trim and tape together to form full template.
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If Cut Tube Wall Thick is larger than 0, the cut fits to the inside diameter of the tube, making a notch for welding.
Because the 2 sides of the template are exact opposites, if you can fit half of a large template completely on a page, you can mark half (180°) of the pipe, then reverse (flip)
the half template to mark the other side.
To print the template image as close to page top left as possible (best fit for large diagram), hit
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