Best Conduit Bending Trick : Holmz Laws' 3 Point Saddle Method
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2020
- In this video I will show you how to bend a 3 point saddle Push-Thru Method on a hand bender.
TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 1 - Layout on the conduit
1:30
Chapter 2 - Bending the conduit
6:06
Chapter 3 - Review of Layout on computer screen
10:50
REMINDER:
Multiply by 3 instead of 2.5, use the notch on all of your bends, and when bending start from the first mark that is before your center mark and then continue bending in order. The video explains it best.
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I have one more week of Conduit Bending Class through the IBEW and you’re are one of the reasons I made it through. We did our calculations different with DBB (Distance Between Bends). We did the the traditional DBB and added the OD (Outside Diameter) of the conduit. We used 3/4” RMC so the OD is 1.05”. Bent the 45 and 22.5 on its own center benchmark on the Triple Nickel. Thanks 🙏 again Mel, you’re a blessings! Whenever you’re in Detroit I owe you lunch!
Can you explain the method you did by adding the OD. Where did you add the OD too? The center mark?
@@TheArtOfConduitBending let’s say the obstruction or rise is 5”. Multiply the 22.5 degree multiplier x the rise of the obstruction which is 13 1/16 (DBB) then add the Outside Diameter (OD) for let’s say 3/4 RMC which will be 1.05 or 1 1/16” so the new DBB is 14 1/8”. The OD will change with conduit trade size and if you’re using RMC or EMT. I can send you the Paperwork he gave us and find out where he got it from.
The DBB will be from the center (45 degree mark) to the 22.5 degree mark.
I hope I explained it well
It’s also in the Conduit Bending and Fabrication book on page 65.
@@TheArtOfConduitBending yes from the center mark
Thank you! I was struggling to make a three bend saddle at work today, but this helps for the future!
This is the easiest way to make a3 bend saddle. Especially when you need to make one towards the end of the conduit. The thing that everyone forgets or does wrong is not accounting for shrinkage. 3/16" for every inch rise.
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Thanx Holmz, for refreshing my memory. When you don’t bend them all the time you forget. Watched this video and bent a perfect one for a place in my basement where I had to have it.
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Thank you sooooo much. You taught me is person today and it save my behind. Now am watching it again. You explanation is easy to understand. The step by steps are impossible to forget. A living legend. Thank you again for helping me out.
Anytime brother. Got any questions just ask.
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Extremely helpful with Chicago, mechanical, and electrical benders..
Yes definitely. That's what it's for.
Great video! Thanks for the refresher!
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Nice. Will save it on my playlist for when it’s needed
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I just did a 3 point saddle at work today using this method and it was perfect! Thanks!
I'm glad you were able to use the method. It's the best method ever. It's also the best when you want to put a saddle at the end of a conduit because your using the push thru method. Also don't forget this works for electric and hydraulic benders as well. You just need to find the center of 45 degrees and mark it on your bender shoe and you can do the same saddle on any bender for any size conduit.
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@@TheArtOfConduitBending So this push thru bend would work as long as I have center marks on my bender (Greenlee 555). Would I need the center mark for the 45 and 22.5..
@@javierperez4039 yes actually this method was made just for the electric bender. So use 3 as your multiplier and all you need to find is center of 45° and use that center on all 3 bends. and don't forget to push thru all 3 bends. And no you don't use 22.5 center of bend.
Pretty clever. Thank you brother.
I did my first three point saddle and it did not come out well. I came across your video and tried again. Much better. I'm a rookie on bending Conduit. So thank you very much for the video. It really helped.
Glad I could help. If you are new to conduit bending. Then I want you to know that there are 2 methods of bending a 3 point saddle which is what i explain in this video.
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Right on brother, excellent video, thanks 👍👍
Thanks for watching brother.
That's one of the best tricks I've ever seen bro, keep it up.
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I got more videos coming out that'll step your game up. Even if your a pro already. Its not a shortcut type of way to bend it involves some math but after you master the formulas and method. You'll be able to make every bend on the center and your game will be that much more tight. ✌
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I feel like a pro just knowing an easy and faster way 'to skin the cat'!
this was cool video on this method thank you
BRO, that is a good technique. thanks for sharing
Tell me about it. I was taught that a long time ago and that's the only way i do it now.
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Had a guy at work show me this method recently.
Definitely easier to remember just having to use the tear drop vs the text book way.
Find myself usually ending up with a dog leg doing it the traditional way. or like you said, not having enough pipe at the end to work with.
Listen after discovering this I never went back
Nice! So much more efficient
I will be posting another way to do this bend. I have a few videos that are in the making that i will be done editing soon. One of them will premiere tomorrow afternoon. The rest will follow. Check out my playlists i have a couple. Not sure if your interested but i have an advanced conduit bending playlist but its not quick videos. Its more like a course on trigonometry based bending.
Works for other benders too. Just use center of bend of 22.5 and 45. I like your channel, will subscribe
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You the man! Thx.
Awesome man thanks
The push through CAB method, nice.
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Thank you.
I really enjoyed this video too
Good stuff king
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That was dope !!! I like how you use the tear drop / notch on all 3 bends - and the front of the Bender - the hook on the cocentric’s - love it - nice wit it 👌🏻 - I gotta remember the pipe doesn’t know where it’s going. Lol - sickkkkk
Yes sir... This is one of the best methods to do a 3 point saddle. After learning this method you should never go back to doing it the standard way. I have another push thru method for a 30 degree saddle incase you need to do a smaller saddle or you are not trying to reach to 360 degrees so fast.
@@TheArtOfConduitBending word can you do a video on it ? Yo just wondering- are you second third generation- you must’ve had some good teachers….. and you’re like me- only you’re in the AC on the ping pong table- I’m in the backyard, but yo I wanna get used to that stick ruler specially for the table bender- love how you said only marker cause the video , I knew what I already knew rite there
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I've run into that problem many times with one of the marks being too close to the end of the pipe and having no leverage to do this bend the traditional way. Had no idea this solution existed thank you. Definitely going to use this.
Now you know. Spread the knowledge.
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@@TheArtOfConduitBending already have my man. Showed my apprentice the compound 90 video this morning.
So if that ever happens, just put it on the ground and use your weight to basically just stand on the bender. It will flatten out for you. Try it, but it's good to know more than way. I'll be giving this a try at work.
Watching your videos helped me more than the journeymen I’ve ever worked with, thanks a lot man, please keep the vids coming, can you do some motors vids or troubleshooting
Thank you. Also please get specific. Video's on motors. But what about motors. Like motor calculations? Please let me know exactly what type of video's. Thanks for watching.
Maybe a video on motor taps for low and high voltage, checking for rotation etc.
@@KLAWNINETY i would but i think youtube has a lot of those already. If not then ill make a video on the subject
@@TheArtOfConduitBending There are a lot of videos already but maybe you could put your own spin on it. Just as idea for some content. I definitely like your pipe bending videos though you've got some advanced skills that I haven't seen anywhere.
@@KLAWNINETY ok we'll see what i can put together for you I wrote it down. I'll make sure to get to it ASAP. I have a few requests already for the New Year but Ill definitely get to it. Happy New Year.
Oh that's incredible
Oh wow, thank you. Means a lot.
You are the best, that way it is easier to bend the pipe. 👍
Wow thanks brother. I really appreciate that.
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I really appreciate your videos I did one yesterday at work came out good can you another one on 4 point saddle thanks man much respect from Houston TX
This is the video you asked for. ruclips.net/video/oM0ia60PCKg/видео.html
there is also the regular way of doing the 4 point saddle. I have that video. just look it up and type holmzlaw all my video's will pop up. thanks for the comment.
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@@TheArtOfConduitBending I just think its funny. Love the videos man!
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Nice video. How about if this its a 22.5 degree bend on center and 11.25 degree on the side b&c, what is the multiplier and shrink?
Great video, helps a lot, I understand it better. Does this method work as well for 15 30 15, and 11 22 11 bends?
No but I have I video for the 153015. Look it up fast and easy 3 point saddle by holmz law
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For real. Hell yea bro. Thats wassup.
Bro, I need to let you know this. I know you only have 1k subscribers but that is irrelevant because while I was looking up how to do a goose neck bend, I found your channel. And maybe like 3 months later I was talking to my electrical coworkers, and 2 of them were talking about your channel, and I was like wtf I watch his videos too! Not like I work with 1000s of people, I only work with 25 and I'm sure few more recognize know your videos if I was to ask. So just keep up the good work and know that your channel is being talked about. Btw, one of my coworkers brought up your channel when we were discussing how to do a parallel offset
I dont know what to say... I love what i do and most especially. I love conduit bending its not work for me. I really enjoy teaching it to others. I really appreciate your comment and the fact that you took your time to watch my video when you could've easily watched someone else's. Thank you so much. Please, have a look at my other playlists and also my media sites where i post some of my daily work. Thanks again.
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What state are you from? Just wondering. Also if you have any questions and or video requests just let me know. I have a playlist of basic electrical calculations that i have put together. I only have 3 videos on that playlist but its growing. The major topic will always be conduit bending. I do have another playlist that is about advanced conduit bending but the videos are long. Only because its more like a course. Kind of intense. But i have a few subs that want that kind of content. Its a totally different way of bending conduit.
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Thanks for your time. 🙏🙏
@@TheArtOfConduitBending I Am from California. I will be mentioning your channel for my IBEW interview. I'm sure they will ask me what I did on my own time to better myself in the trade
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I have a custom bend which is an offset, that is also a 3 point saddle. I acheive this in 3 bends. This special bend is for when you have two pipes, running parallel to eachother, and they need to switch places with one another.
That's cool. Where can we see this bend?
I wanna see it as well@@TheArtOfConduitBending
Damn I’ve always used Star Notch Arrow for the push thru method and that just took a bit more finesse still works but this is more accurate since we’re using same mark for all bends and landing at the exact angles.
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Thank you my dude. I appreciate it.
Can i push it through either way as long as i make all my marks correctly and use the notch / teardrop? (ex. 3 in obstruction at 12 in near the start of pipe vs 3 in obstruction 12 in from end of pipe)
Yes, if you used the multiplier of 3 then, yes you can push it through by using the notch. As matter of fact it's the only way it will work correctly when using the multiplier of 3.
Wow, I love it. Feed me more. So the multiplier is always 3?
No not always. Only when you are doing a 22.5°x45°x22.5° 3 point saddle push thru method. Other wise the normal way is to use a multiplier of 2.5.
@@TheArtOfConduitBending so for 22°x45°x22° the multipler is 3
10°x30°x10° is 2.5
Or any other degrees you use for 3 point saddle is 2.5?
@@robertjurado9792 the multiplier 3 is for the push through method you saw in the video. It's not the same as the standard method of bending. The push thru method is a lot easier. Now for a 15-30-15 saddle the multiplier is 3.8 for the standard method of bending I have a video that will show you how to bend a 15.30.15 with the push thru method. I'll post the link.
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This is the link for the 15.30.15 saddle push thru method
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Thanks for the refresher. I’m not clear on why the multiplier is 3 though...my charts say 2.6.
The multiplieris 2.6 if you are bending it the normal way. For the push thru method that im showing you on this video the multiplier is 3 and you make all the bends on the notch thats important.
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The multiplier is different because you're not facing the bender is a different direction, and you are using the notch for ALL THREE bends instead of your center bend. The multiplier is changing because the place you are bending is a little different.
If im doing this method with
15-30-15
Would i do all of the bends on the 30 to center mark on my bender
so I have a video on 15-30-15 already. but I have another video i'm working on that is a lot easier for this bend. and the answer is know. You need to chart your bender and find center marks for 15 and 30 degree bends is one way. I have another way but i'm working on the video still I will post it soon. thanks for the comment.
Do you still use the offset multiplier if you're bending on the center of a bend?
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. The multiplier is how you get your spacing between bends. Sorry for taking so long to get back to you.
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How do I figure out the multiplier for any degree of bend for a 3 point saddle?? Especially for the push through method...Thanks
That would have to be a video. I couldn't explain it in a message fast enough and don't really have the time now. You should definitely join my Discord Server. if you are not familiar with it , it's just a platform where many of us get together in a chat room type setting and I can also go live and speak to all of you while you listen. I go live there every friday night around 9pm. but i can change as far as the time goes. I'll try to make a video of it. Thanks again for the comment i'll post the link to my Discord down below.
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Good shit bro. Can you do a rolling saddle?
I never heard of a rolling saddle. Do you mean a rolling offset?
I like this trick. I have my bender charted already. So center of 30 degree bend is Marked on my bender. If using that mark for all 3 bends would I need to make any adjustments?
Sorry this method is only for 45 Degree saddle. But if you need the multiplier for a 30 degree 3 point it's 3.8 but you'll have to go back to doing the bends in the original order not push through.
Franck Benedetti has a 15-30-15 push-thru method on his site which is interesting. Thanks Holmz Law for your videos!
Yes franck benedetti has some great content. Definitely recommend going to watch his channel also.
Where did you get 3 as a multiplier? Would like to know what it would be for a 3 point with 30 degrees as the middle bend. Love the videos.
SO the multiplier of 3 is something that I happened to figure out by trial and error using the hydraulic and electric bender. I wish I could tell you it came from some elaborate formula, but it didn't. Just something that I worked out on my own a long time ago. It just works. For *30 degrees* as the middle bend. Watch this video. ruclips.net/video/0Ps5G9wQdls/видео.html
@Holmz Law good looks man! Much appreciated.
Would it be more accurate to chart and use a 22 center mark on the bender like in the 30 video?
Hey thanks for commenting. Let me just mention. That this is a very accurate method. They are all tried and true. If you change things then i can not guarantee your end result will be precise. If you follow the steps the bend will come out perfect. This actual video and bend is one of favorite bends along with the 3 point method i just put out a few days ago.
Nice vid. Just curious how did you come up with 3 as your multiplier? And do you use the 3 as the multiplier for this method for any different depth of obstruction you may have it’ll work as well? Also is this only good on 45 degree hand benders or it will it work on 30 degree benders as well? @HolmzLaw
The multiplier 3 is just what it is. I found it after playing around with the numbers for a while. This will not work for any other degree only 45. But it will work for any bender whether electric or hand bender. Just make sure you are bending on 45 center mark. If you are bending on a table or cyclone bender you must find it center of 45 first and use that mark. If you need a push thru method for 30 degree I have a method for that to. Just look it up in my library. Called fast and easy 3 point saddle by holmzlaw.
@@TheArtOfConduitBending thanks. And that multiplier of 3 is what you use for any size obstruction whether it be 1” or 10”?
@@ryanbowles5158 yes that is correct, but I want you to know that if you try to bend a saddle for a 1 inch rise, you might not be able too because all of the bends are too close together. Hope this helped.
Can you half the angle and shrinkage and double the length if the clearance height is too low?
so the difference here is the multiplier of 3 and using them teardrop for all 3 bends rather than 2.5 and the teardrop only for the middle bend and the arrow fir the outer bends. am I right?
Yes sir...
Hey wassup brother. I'm trying to understand why 3" for the multiplier. Why not 2.5?
It's not 3" it's 3. The multiplier is 3 not 3". Anyway your getting hung up on something that isn't important. Just think of it as 3 is the multiplier for my push thru method of 22.5, 45, 22.5 saddles. Push thru method being the key phrase here. Now 2.5 is the multiplier for the standard 22.5, 45, 22.5 saddle. That's all. Don't over think it. You do see the difference in the 2 methods right?
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Why did or where did you get the multiplier 3 from ?
Trial and error .
how do you know the shrinkage is 3/16 by the rise being 3 inches ? is it based of the outside degrees which 22 1/2 for this example
Yes exactly
Can you do a 30 60 30 and a 4 point
First time I saw this. Good info. The only thing I don't understand is why it has to be A first as center then b and c left and right. Why not make it like the A B C's of the alphabet and do B as the center point then A on the side of the measurement and C on the other side. The arrow is pointing in that direction. So measure, mark center, add shrinkage to B in the arrow direction then measure backwards and forwards from the second B mark for A and C and bend in that order, A then B then C? Seems easier to remember than CAB. Of course it's always whatever works for the individual.
Well the reason is because when you first learn the 3 point saddle the Standard method. You learn to lay it out with the center bend mark being your first mark to lay out which we call "A". It's also the first bend you make. Then "B" comes next and so on. So I'm guessing that in order to make the push through method easy to remember they kept they lay points the same name only thing that changed was the order in which you bend. Because it's push through method you would now bend it C, A, B. Hope this helps.
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My foreman taught me this with using 10-20-10 but left out the shrink. What would the shrink be in that case?
Wow thats cool. The shrink would end up being 1/16" for every inch of rise.
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Would the multiplier still be 3 for every inch of rise?
IDK what the multiplier would be, but It would be different for sure. Multiplier for 10° is 6x normally.
My journeyman showed me this trick when I started the trade in 1990
Awesome hack instead of star notch arrow i think
Thats cool brother. Actually i was taught this myself back in 95.
1st year here y’all. Does the multiplier (3) change for different sized conduit?
No it doesn't.
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I am not there yet. Sorry.
Where do you get the multiplier of 3 from ?
Honestly I don't know. It was taught to me when I first started in the trade. It works. That's all I know.
What if you use odd degrees, like 10-20-10 or 15-30-15?
I have a video on these degrees of saddles. But it won't work with this method. You can look up my 15-30-15 saddle
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Wouldn’t the push through method work with the star notch arrow method? (c= star, a=notch, b= arrow)
I also use a push through method on a 4 point saddle with star,star,arrow,arrow. ( a=star,b=star,c=arrow,d=arrow) I love your videos very informative to use in the field helps me a lot
yes it would. very good didn't know anyone know that method. that's old-school. haven't made a video just been busy with requests.
Old school is the best and it works!! haven't seen nobody here on RUclips explain stuff so well on conduit bending like you do
4th year apprentice hear bending pipe in this warehouse, just wanted to drop a comment, I’ve been watching your videos for a while and wanted to thank you for how in depth you go into explaining everything you’re a great instructor keep up the great vids!!!
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fucking awesome !!
I'm glad you think so.
@@TheArtOfConduitBending I gotta look for box offsets mixed in with other bends on your channel.......again....bad ass.
does anybody know the intro instrumental beat??
Sorry I don't even know it. Found it long time ago.
Where is this program?
What program? Discord? Link below. The link will expire in 7 days.
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how about if i do 10 20 10 degree what is multiplier？
Multiplier is 5 and it's 3/16" for every 2" of shrink . If your shrink is less then 2" I wouldn't bother even doing the shrink Calc.
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Hey bro I thought for the push through method the multiplayer was 2.61 not 3 🤔
Not my method.
Why do you multiply by 3 instead of 2.5?
If you pay attention to the video you see that the order I bend the saddle is much different from the standard method. I use the method called push thru bending. Instead of having to flip the pipe around for the last bend . I can simply push thru all my bends. This just makes it easier.
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Why did you use 3/16'' as your shrink for your center bend and not 3/8'' I thought the shrink for a 45 degree on a 3 point saddle bend was 3/8'' per inch of rise and not 3/16'' per inch of rise
No my brother. You see the thing is a 45 deg. Saddle is really a 22.5 degree saddle everyone just calls it 45 deg. Cause well I guess everyone thinks the center bend is what names the bend. I don't know who started that. Anyhow the saddle is really a 22.5 saddle and you double it for the center bend. So you are really supposed to use the shrink for 22.5 degree bend which is 3/16" . If you have been using 3/8" this whole time you probably haven't seen much of a difference but I guarantee you for large saddles after a while it will add up and your saddle will look lop sided.
It was kinked on bend A
So you want me to teach you and you want a perfectly bent conduit? Tough crowd... Lol i'm only kidding. If it was kinked it wasn't because of the type of bend or measurements. It was cause of me, i most likely messed up. Thanks for watching. Also I have lots of different playlists some you might enjoy go check it out. Also join me on discord, I'll post the link below. I'll be hosting live Q&A on there weekly starting next month. How to see you there. Also have 2 comunities one on Facebook"the art of conduit bending"
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Ohhhh - 1-1/4” by hand - yo it’s hard as hell to bend that , I feel like you gotta be like 400 lbs to bend that stuff - I’m about to watch the parallel offsets or parallel kicks video - hope you have a great day kiddo 👌🏻⚡️👍🏻
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followed along the video to the T 3 times and it didn’t work, first bend always ends up at an upward angle
Not sure what you're doing wrong.
Bro what would be the math for a 1 inch pipe, 3 point saddle going over a 3/4 pipe? When you do the math times 2.5 or 3, I can’t get enough space for the bends..
15 30 15 push thru bending with 15 degrees bend it in between the 22.5 mark and 10 mark then when you done tweak it. (if you dont know what push through bending is watch the video but all you need to do is go from first bend to second bend and third bend without flipping the co duit just push it thru and bend you only need to rotate it 180 degrees for the bend marks thats it just watch video.) here is link ruclips.net/video/0Ps5G9wQdls/видео.html
Multiplier is 4
Push thru method
1st bend use star
2nd bend use notch
3rd bend use arrow
Shrink is 1/8" per inch
11 22.5 11 saddle (if that still aint good use this saddle. Also i know you dont have 11 degrees on your bender just use 10 degrees when you finish put it on the floor and you can see how much you'll need to bend to get it straight.
Multiplier is 5
Bend original way
Center bend on notch till 22.5
Last 2 bends arrow
Shrink is 3/16 for every 2 inches
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Yo Mel what up, you gave me that orange tape measure hooked me up with a couple of tools then kicked me out the crew 😂 and that nigga that’s helping you feed that wire in the video owe me money still $175 to be exact I still didn’t receive my osha card wtf 😂
Because you needed tools. You ain't have none. You came to work with sweats and a box cutter. I had to give you something. And you kicked yourself out the crew my dude. You was garbage. You should not be an electrician. They should make you go to school first be they let you touch some one else 🔌 electricity.
Owe and the nigga in the video said you dead on that money.
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@@TheArtOfConduitBending lol
Dont ever come to my job and bend a 3 point with the center bend above 30 degrees
That's Cool. Thanks for watching.
Why you have a kink on center bend lol
Because i messed up don't tell no body. 😝😜👍
Multiplier for a 3 pt saddle is 2.5 for a reason. You went 1.5 back of the pipe where u barely have a good grip on point C, if you would’ve multiplied it by 2.5 you would’ve at least gained 1.5 inches 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ so what was the point of the trick???
What are yoy talking about. I did that cause i don't have full lengths of conduit. With all do respect just by your remark. I can tell your are new to conduit bending. Or else you would know there are different multipliers for different types of 3 point saddles for example we have multipliers of 2.5, 3, 3.8, 4, even 5. But i just probably confused you so i wont go into detail about it. Listen i appreciate your comment but if you would have read the title or paid attention you would have realized that this 3 point saddle with a multiplier of 3 is for push thru bending not sure if you know what that is. But the style was invented so it would be easy to bend 3point saddles along with other bends in electric and hydraulic benders without having to remove the conduit for every bend you could simply bend and push thru. Not to mention with this trick you could bend a 3 point at the very end of a piece of conduit. You can do that with your normal 2.5 multiplier now can you. Thanks for the comment. I have more videos like this i understand they are long but they have to be in order for me to getmy point across. Thanks. Happy new year.
At the end of the video..........you didn't show how you had to tweek the bends, and don't try to tell me you didn't.
When you've have done as many 3 point saddles as I have there's not much tweeking to do. You should know exactly when to stop bending. You'll get there.
Thank you.
Thank you for the comment