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What about is "this"? I can tell it's a corner to the pyramid but apart from that...
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How is it attached to the rungs?
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How is it attached to the rungs?
Can you please describe it? I'm not sure what we are looking for.
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Re: pic: This works!
It's a magnetic right-angle jig for welding. Very common for setting up right-angle pipe joints. Like this one:

They are a bit problematic though. I hope you double-checked them for squareness after tacking and welding!
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What about is "this"? I can tell it's a corner to the pyramid but apart from that...
I might be mistaken but I believe its a magnetic welding angle. I assume that because the ends of the pipe look like they've been prepped for welding.
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Guys... It's one of those magnet things for welding (I don't know exactly what they're called).

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I might be mistaken but I believe its a magnetic welding angle. I assume that because the ends of the pipe look like they've been prepped for welding.
I don't believe you are mistaken.
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Its a magnetic angle
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