Bending Conduit EMT With a Hand Bender Rolling Offset

This video series is designed to teach someone that has never even held a bender to properly bend conduit - electrical metallic tubing or EMT - with a hand bender.
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[@bagofchicken]

thanks for the tutorial

[@charlieperez6844]

I was wondering if you factored in the shrink? Or felt it wasnt necessary?

[@daidegoat]

It's not always necessary to factor in for shrink. Many times you have plenty of space to fit your bend into place. I did not want to over complicate the example.

[@kimberlyvargas-z5j]

how do we get our multiplier?

[@kimberlyvargas-z5j]

or how do we know the angle to find the multiplier?

[@roro_81]

The multiplier is already a set number that's been calculated. Look up conduit bending multipliers. Its common for people to memorize these multipliers which are for 10°, 22.5°, 30°, and 45°. Each one of those angles has their own unique multiplier. The angles i mentioned are some of the most commonly used but you can find a multiplier for any angle if you look up the math for how to find multiplier for an angle on offset bend @kimberlyvargas-z5j