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I know this is an old video but I'm gonna comment anyways, your videos are helping me to be more professional in my job and make me wanna learn something new everydays for be a better electrician, thanks bro I hope u read this, I watching u from North Carolina

Do you use this method with 1” conduit too?

Great content bro. Is there a video to understand offset constant?

Great job from another brother in the field keep up the good work my brother wonderful

Its awesome Sir how did you get Gain and constant

That formula is amazing I wish I had learned it sooner, thank you!

For the spacing for the 90s would it supposed to be 4inches from center to center of the conduits? I must not understand something since the spacing you measured is 4inches in between the two 90s Thank you.

Great content brother. Sorry if this is a dumb question but can you also mark your center of bends using the developed length and hook method as well?

I really appreciate you going over the spacing for the conduits going into the box at the end of the video, I was about to type in how you figure that out haha Thank you again for your videos they have all been fantastic!

ENGLISH! LEARN IT!

Man, I wish I saw this about two weeks ago. That’s about how long it took me to figure out what the hell I was doing wrong.

Great Knot, I pulled 275' (that's almost a football field) of 250/250/3 aluminum with a 1/4" yellow poly rope. It got tight like a banjo string at times but it came out the other end! Whew, what a knot, what a pull, I did it by myself on a Texas 100 plus degree day and was moved to tears of joy when it all sunk in, thanks for the video, I have been fretin over that pull for two years, ha you helped me kick its ass!!!

So how would you mark it on a new piece of pipe? And were would you line up marks on on bender? On the notch

Thanks bro . Local 332 appreciates you !

Hell yeah, i winged a compund 90 a few months back it came out good. Yesterday i tried the same and couldnt remember how i did it lmao. Thanks for this video now i know exactly how to get my layout. Lol definitely subscribing!

Super good brother! Came here cause I’m doing ocal.

Thank you so much I’m so glad I stumbled on your channel

Great

What if I’m using a Chicago bender?

Bro everything in this video is terrible and your foreman has to be fucking with you kendorf and straps got me rollin on the floor 😂 don’t even get me going on the off sets

Earned my subscription keep up the good work, my brother journeyman

Thanks for the rolling offset video.

Thanks man my foreman roasted me today cuz he asked me if i knew i said no now im trying to learn to give him the actual answer next time

This is not a rolling offset you need your set this is just a offset

Melvin or anyone else commenting on this post. I have a non-electrical question regarding MCC building construction. I see the floor was covered to protect the epoxy floor coating. We are about to start a new project constructing a switchgear building. From a sequence starndpoint. In your experience, when should the floor be prepared and epoxy coating applied. We were thinking after the ductwork and cable trays are complete. The floor needs to be clear so the coating is installed across all surfaces and under the gear. When is the gear and cables installed?

So question , what/does anything change in regards to conduit size?

you should grab the biggest conector. i hasd to bring 3 in liquid tight conectors into a pull can

Dude your a good teacher ! thanks

straight pipe is fast pipe! yup i allwys use a pencle! also you can right on unfinished sheetrock! good video Brouther ! thanks

Top dawg shit rite here brother

7/8 kindorff

Good work ! What do you mean by cross cables

At section 19 mins40 seconds your explanation of the marking of the 90 with the box. Do i use the back end of 90 or are u saying just put on a straight piece of pipe to intersec our pipe were laying?

Thanks man trying to get better at pipe bending and perfect it so i can get faster and get paid

Thanks man I've taught myself how to bend pipe with your videos. One question for compound 90s I have though is for parallel compound 90s would it be the same half tangent formula?

Hey man, I am kinda stumped. I did everything the same as you did in the first half of the video. I would have figured that the compound 90 stub once you bend would be exactly 28" in height. But I got 29" so to me we are gaining 1" somewhere or am I missing something. Can you give me some clarification?

Hey man im current running 3 1/2 emt and im doing 90 with a kick and they land on a unistrut rack going down into a switchgear for some reason my spacing is off near the 90s could you explain if you could ? My kick rise is 29

Thanks for the channel and for making the videos I really enjoy the content and definitely have learned some stuff. I was a foreman some years ago and when I was a JM I installed some pretty conduit racks myself when I was out in the field, but you my dude are the BEST and the most advanced that I have seen. So yea I have done a couple racks with parallel offsets but I don't remember too many times I did parallel kicks with 90s. So ok I have a question....... Let's say I had the same setup but instead of 30 degree bends, and because of where the pathway for the rack had to go, and so the kicks had to be like 35 degrees, or 37 degrees or whatever. Once I bend the first one I can use the protractor to find the degrees. So what math do I use to figure out the rest of the kicks like you did in this video?

Hands-down, one of the best Sparkys out there conduit bending skill at 💯

Or an Ericson!!

Myers hub !

In nyc it's kendolf or strut !!!

From a fellow IBEW Brother salute !!

Usually called junior strut or shallow strut Indiana

You the Man

Parallel kicks on fire

U r sick with it…

Yeah the other thing is if you are pulling out more slack you can always arrange the puller farther away and with more cable sheaves to keep it straight. Have seen a couple jobs done with tuggers where it was done without splices pulled from box to box and they would pull out say 30 feet, then re-attached the hitch knot to the conduit end and pull another 30 feet out until they had enough length to pull to the final box by hand. They set some temporary eyebolts in the ceiling to hang the sheaves. Setting up the boxes in the right spots helps a ton in making it more pullable. Have seen some jobs where a lot of it was done by hand so just needed more boxes to make the pulls box to box easier. Some of the new tuggers are pretty amazing they even make a light duty one for drills that can go up to 1000lb but for short pulls of a couple hundred pounds tension its handy.

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