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1:11 5:36 So i'm going to take a piece of scrap. Conduit. I'm going to insert that into the former. And i needMoreSo i'm going to take a piece of scrap. Conduit. I'm going to insert that into the former. And i need to be sure that my mark lines. Up with the back. End. Of this i'm gonna use a set square.

2:25 4:16 FREE conduit tubing bender for your garden hoop houses and low tunnels YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And then grab the end. And then just start bending it around the curve until you come out to thisMoreAnd then grab the end. And then just start bending it around the curve until you come out to this side. And then if you have any extra over here. Just cut it off at about six inches.

0:40 4:56 But this is by far the most economical. And simple way to do. It. It has a a cast die on the head ofMoreBut this is by far the most economical. And simple way to do. It. It has a a cast die on the head of it and a long handle. And what you do is you place the conduit into the bender.

3:24 4:56 How To Bend EMT Conduit For Beginners! - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And then take your bend. Off. Now one cool trick is i over bent this angle you can see it's a littleMoreAnd then take your bend. Off. Now one cool trick is i over bent this angle you can see it's a little bit past 90 degrees. So in this bender. And a lot of benders.

There shall not be more than the equivalent of four quarter bends (360 degrees total) between pull points, for example, conduit bodies and boxes.

5:15 6:48 Conduit Bending: Concentric Bends - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip We have our 1 inch which is at 20 degrees radius and we have our inch and a quarter which we've beenMoreWe have our 1 inch which is at 20 degrees radius and we have our inch and a quarter which we've been at 23 degree radius. And we have them side by side here. And so that's our two concentric bends.

5:15 7:33 Apply leverage with the handle. And basically bend the conduit. Until it gets to this 10 degree markMoreApply leverage with the handle. And basically bend the conduit. Until it gets to this 10 degree mark on the Bender. If that's the angle you're bending to otherwise. You know follow the other lines.

What is Electrical Conduit? Electrical conduit is a tube or raceway used to house and protect electrical wires within a building or structure. From data centers to underground subways to ports and bridges, electrical conduit is an integral part of the modern world around us.