Fastpipe ends can be rough and may require deburring to get a better fit for end caps or casters. You can deburr them with: a deburring tool, a step drill bit, a file, a dremmel tool with a grinding bit, or with other methods.
Please use care with Fastpipe, the ends may be sharp.
Using Fastpipe with EMT Connectors? Please note that some connectors will not fit. We are working to produce a new line of connectors to complement our current connectors to use with EMT. Right now our outside corner, 90 degree connector, casters, universal table top connector, and several other connectors will work with EMT, but the connection will be very tight.
Our round table top connector and parellel slide will not work.
Paul's Desk Instructions/Assembly Parts (PDF)
Paul's Desk Dimensions (PDF)
FastPipe Cart Instructions/Assembly Parts (PDF)
Lean Office Desk Instructions/Assembly Parts (PDF)
Fastpipe Connectors Standard Dimensions(PDF)
FastPipe Tech Specs Sheet (PDF) 
Will you help me design something with Fastpipe?
Sure! We can help design something with Fastpipe for you.
We charge $50 per hour for specification and design.
We will require you to provide us with details such as the size of the item you are looking for and general specifications such as the number of wheels you would like. We can help answer any questions you have about design as part of our design service but designing and specifying custom builds with this product takes a considerable amount of time for our engineers, so we do not offer free design consulting for this product.
Fastpipe is a product we sell at cost to showcase our Lean Manufacturing focus. We build all of our furniture at Fastcap out of Fastpipe. Fastpipe is flexible, modular, and perfectly suited to lean environments. Because we sell this product at cost, we cannot offer any free design services.
If you are interested in design services please email: shoppingcart@fastcap.com with an overview of what you are looking for and we will provide an estimate for the cost of design services.
Paul's Desk Review
I love my "Paul's" desk and it works great. There is however one thing I think that could be improved on it. When setting heavy items on the top shelf it sometimes wants to tilt forward or backward because there is nothing holding it in place, the two vertical tubes are just free to pivot around that top horizontal tube of the desk. I was thinking a way to improve this could be to change the two 90 degree connectors to cross connectors and then add two lengths of tubes to continue down to the next horizontal piece and attach them to that horizontal piece with the 90 degree connectors. This way the vertical pieces would now be rigid and wouldn't be able to rotate/pivot.