Getting Started

Tools required for assembly:

• Allen Key - 1/8"

Optional tools that may be needed:

• Dead blow hammer

General Notes

The following instructions are the recommended method for assembling this product. The Tube Plug is designed to be a flexible product to work in many situations so teams may find an alternate assembly method that better fits their design.

Hole Spacing

All holes on the .75” tall sides of the Tube Plugs are .5” from the end of the tube and have .5” spacing between holes. It is recommended to drill these holes using a CNC machine or other hole drilling fixture. If holes are drilled by hand, increase the drilled hole diameter to account for any inaccuracies.

2" x 2" Tube Plug

2" x 1" Tube Plug

1.5" x 1.5" Tube Plug

1" x 1" Tube Plug

If drilling the holes by hand, use the jig below to ensure perfectly aligned and positioned holes for effortless installation of WCP Tube Plugs.

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2x2 Drill Guide.STEP

If drilling the holes by hand, use the jig below to ensure perfectly aligned and positioned holes for effortless installation of WCP Tube Plugs.

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2x1 Drill Guide.STEP

If drilling the holes by hand, use the jig below to ensure perfectly aligned and positioned holes for effortless installation of WCP Tube Plugs.

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1.5x1.5 Drill Guide.STEP

If drilling the holes by hand, use the jig below to ensure perfectly aligned and positioned holes for effortless installation of WCP Tube Plugs.

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1x1 Drill Guide.STEP

Fastening Options

The Tube Plugs are designed to be secured into tubing using #10-32 x 3/8” L BHCS but these can be substituted for many other fasteners that teams use. A light weight alternative to bolts is to drill the holes out for a 3/16” rivet. Alternately, for a heavy duty connection, the holes can be drilled and tapped to 1/4"-20.