Flanged "T" fitting

[david.metcalf]

Good afternoon everyone,

I noticed here is no flanged "T" pipe fitting. There is a lateral "T" that swings from 45 degrees to 90 but then is offset from the center of the fitting. :cry:
What are we using to get a flanged "T" fitting into a project?

Thanks,
David

Edit: Just to let everyone know we were able to make one from a crossing flange but we are unable to make a reducing "T" where a pipe is smaller to one or the other side.

Thanx

[staceyconrad]

Me too! Where is the flanged tee? Give me a brake.. Thanks for doing something half way, Autodesk. With MEP r2.1 I was making all my own fittings, then Autodesk made some for MEP 2008 and all the work I did was for not. Can anyone relate?

[RobertB]

Give me a brake.. You need to stop quickly? :confused:
:veryevil:

Oh... "break"...

[pauljordan]

You need to stop quickly? :confused:
:veryevil:

Oh... "break"...

I thought she wanted a brake like they use in forming sheet metal parts.. Now I'm totally confuddled..

She's been using MEP since r2.1 and this is her first post to the forums??