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First 90-Degree Bend

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How you ever seen 3” PVC Pipe Heated up and Bent Manually? Father and Son Electricians do, Thoughts?

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What happens here

The video begins by demonstrating the process of creating the first 90-degree bend in a 3-inch PVC pipe. The PVC pipe is carefully fed into a specialized 1000-degree hot box, where it is rotated to ensure even heating until it becomes pliable. A helper assists in rotating the pipe and keeping it straight as it heats. Once heated, the pipe is quickly removed from the hot box, and a wooden bend template is used to form a precise 90-degree angle. The pipe is held against the template until it cools and retains its shape.

Goal: Create a single 90-degree bend in 3-inch PVC pipe.

Tools and materials

  • 3-inch PVC Pipe — The material being bent into a conduit
  • Heat-resistant Gloves — Protecting hands from high heat when handling the PVC pipe
  • Helper — Assisting with holding and rotating the pipe during heating and bending
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from heat and potential debris
  • Wooden Bend Template — Guiding the PVC pipe into a precise 90-degree angle

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Oh, wow. You're straight there. Put it on the ground so you can see. Guys, if you're just joining, we made this 90 in this 3-in pipe. We're going to do another one on the other side. How hot does this box get? 1,000°. This gets hotter than your oven. So, if I put a pizza in here, can I put a pizza in here? You know what? This shows a helper. A boy. Boy, Chris. Yay. Down. You must use All right, let's see if we got enough. Ready? All right. Wa! It's

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