Closet Pipe End Cap

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My First Thing! This is a simple insertable end-cap for a metal pipe used as a closet rod for hang-up clothes. The file is scaled for an inner diameter of seven-eighths inch, so it will probably need to be scaled. Scaling the process is pretty straightforward if you use the following equation: x multiplied by seven-eighths inch equals the desired inner diameter expressed as a fraction; solve for "x". For example, if your pipe has an inner diameter of one and five-thirty-seconds inches, then the equation would be: > x times seven-eighths equals thirty-seven over thirty-two > x equals eight times thirty-seven divided by seven times thirty-two > x is approximately equal to 1.321 So, 1.32 would be your scaling factor in your printer software. Enjoy!