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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

With the bending spring inside, the PVC pipe is once again heated in the hot box until it becomes flexible. The pipe is then quickly removed, and the second 90-degree bend is formed directly opposite the first bend, creating a 'back-to-back 90'. A wooden template is used to guide this bend as well. Once the desired shape is achieved, the pipe is held firmly in place by a helper and allowed to cool and harden to set the bend.

Goal: Create a back-to-back 90-degree bend in the PVC pipe.

Tools and materials

  • Heat-resistant Gloves — Handling the hot PVC pipe
  • Helper — Assisting with holding the pipe during cooling
  • Wooden Bend Template — Guiding the PVC pipe into a precise 90-degree angle for the second bend

What they say

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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 got to be a floppy hot dog. Right on the ground. Oh, wow. Put it on the ground. Now get wa back to back 90. This is the minimum bend radius. I'm going to hold it to Martin for now. But that's where the spring ends. Why you must have a spring. And now we can pull out. That's a big slinky.

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