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Dayuummmm!!! That was an absolutely excellent demonstration. well done and thank you

Great explanation for sorting our shrinkage vs offset multiplier; add shrinkage to mark A, use the offset multiplier for distances A to B and C to D, and use just straight measurement for A to C. Thanks! This should get me on the way to doing these without a lot of head scratching.

Man I love this explanation style and example. Ty found a new sub

Very good 👍🏻

Do you use the same method for back-to-back 90s? Just deduct 15-5/8" at the other end.

Guess us country boys are a lil stronger I do this by myself 90% of the time up to 2"

Best video ever

John D love the beard

Very good explanation.

Good job explaining this

Good teaching. Good job

Shrinkage? Box offset?

One of The Best

Thank you, sir

Thank you, sir

Thank you for the simple straightforward explanation 💯

I'm one of those guys that can't bend it due to lack of weight. If youre less then 140lbs I don't recommend ridged just use EMT😂

The measurement for that second 90, you would subtract a half inch to account for the mini

Boss!

Can you do a 3 point saddle over another conduit

finally someone explaining it well without skipping anything. this is the only video that i have found that is useful

I love this video he make me confident to Ben pipe thanks a lot

“Never falls out the bender” haha

The deduction for 3/4 pipe is 6". Why is he using the 8" deduction?

Very clear

The level only works if you know your floor is truly flat, which most aren’t, especially in old worksites.

Thanks Jon

I appreciate you very much for taking time to make this and share it with us! Great detail of real world experience! God bless!

Man what do I do if I only have the rise and center mark, this math is easy when you are already given all the measurements

Can you answer a question regarding a 3-point saddle using the push through method?

Outstanding ❤ 1/2"EMT is more forgiving 😅

What decides that the offset is 30°? Is it just esthetic/ease of wire pull preference?

You don't have to deduct for the 90 if you use the star and pull toward the measurement

Need a box offset

Great explanation best I’ve seen so far this one and the the sparky channel thanks

If u had say 2" conduit would you have to assemle the whole thing and set in place, not going to get much flex out of it like the 3/4

Straightforward demonstration- thanks!

Best fucken explanation

nice demonstration.

Best explanation I’ve found regarding this topic. Clear and understandable. Thank you.

awesome

Add 30° shrink 1/4 per inch ×2.5

By far the best video. 1/3 the length of others, all to the point. Thank you.

MAD helpful thanks

Just stub 90 everything and then cut and measure. More accurate and easier to spin on. Also, pipe threading can easily be done with one guy and having an actual reamer is better than a file or piece of all thread. Good video

Thank you for helping me with this I was struggling to understand it when I was reading the text book.

Why do you call them "condulete"?

Your first bend didn't have the "eyes always towards the obstruction".

Put your level on the bender handle, for 30 degrees the bender handle will be at a 90 with the ground also when doing the second bend keep your left hand closer to the bender using pressure, you bow the conduit when you try to bend farther back

If you are doing rigid conduit it’s a good practice to spin your boxes, Meier hubs, unilets on first to see how they fit. You may need to change the depth on the threads or clean them up first to thread them on tightly. This is reaaaal important. I don’t recommend using minnies because they are easily crushed or bent compared to malleable 1 holes with back straps. They make 3 1/4” deep strut and it’s a better install vs using back to back 1 5/8” strut. Always spray the cold galv on after you threaded your pipe which contains the mess. Threading rigid conduit is not a 2 person project…you can fasten the tripod legs down or use a sturdy rope to make a 3’ loop that is tied to the foot, using a piece of wood can’t stop it from flipping on larger pipes or if the tripod is an old p.o.s Finally when bending your first piece you should have calculated the gain which on newer 1” foot benders is somewhere around 4 1/2”…it’s verrrrry good to know because you cut and thread first then bend if need be. When using a foot bender I highly suggest you take the opposite end of the conduit and stick it on a wall or curb or something sturdy so it cannot slide around on you. You can really hurt yourself if it slips.