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Old 09-14-2008, 03:15 PM   #21
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Just finished wiring a machine shop.
nice job..... 1 question. Are those pre-bend 90 im guessing u didnt use a bender...

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Old 09-16-2008, 12:44 PM   #22
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nice job..... 1 question. Are those pre-bend 90 im guessing u didnt use a bender...

Used 1 1/4" conduit..biggest one I have is 1"....Looking for a used one shot bender for a good price.
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I like the fact that you made the unistrut longer than you needed, for future runs. I don't how long your overhead's are but we used to tie them together with unistrut & clamps, and if needed, threaded rod from this unistrut to a unistrut mounted on the ceiling with uni-nuts.......... Mike
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we do....we even make standard 90's with 1 shot benders...and really real electricians make 90's in 1-1/2" EMT with 1 shot hand benders....
So do us really real carpenters.

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So do us really real carpenters.

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Wow! Very cool hand rails!!


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Thanks Dave. That was an interesting job to say the least.
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Used 1 1/4" conduit..biggest one I have is 1"....Looking for a used one shot bender for a good price.
you wouldn't want to make all those bends in 1 1/4" with a one shot....that's where you need a chicago or hydraulic...
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