Does anyone recognize this pipe fitting?

[Bellaireroad]

An old workbench I purchased has these footers that screw on pipe legs. There are supposed to be 6, but Im missing the middle two. Does anyone recognize these, or know where to source them? thanks

 

[nadogail]

I would not call it a pipe fitting, because it is not intended for plumbing use.

As you pointed out, it is a foot for a table or bench leg. I bought a table at an Air Force base surplus sale in 1959 or 60 that had legs with those same feet.

I would try a Hotel or Restrauant supply house. They could be fabricated from threaded couplings for rigid conduit with appropriately sized heavy washers welded on them.
Use conduit couplings, not pipe couplings. Conduit threads have the same form and pitch as pipe threads, but they are straight instead of tapered.

 

[Bellaireroad]

Thanks, the bench I bought is probably from the same time period, I thought I would probably have to fabricate something for it

 

[rlitman]

It seems like it would be easy enough to start with a pipe flange and modify to get similar results.

 

[arrowhead]

Your looking for a pipe floor flange

https://www.google.com/search?q=pip...ved=0CAcQ_AUoAmoVChMIutKK4eGayQIVCco-Ch3YOgKe

 

[coljar]

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If you didn't care about it matching the other legs, you could use a pipe reducer for a foot.

 

[Ainsley]

Floor flange

 

[Bellaireroad]

Lots of great ideas, thanks