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The Apprentice Does His 1st Proper Box Offset! Electrician Dad Teaches Son Conduit Bending Tips⚡️

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This project guides an apprentice through creating their first standing conduit offset using a manual conduit bender. The process involves precise positioning of the conduit, making two successive bends, and aligning the conduit to ensure a straight and functional offset for electrical wiring applications.

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Pull back a tiny bit. This >> Oh, I see. I see. >> Let's use the manual bender. Pick it up. Put the end of the conduit at the very end of that shoe. Don't have it stick out from the end of the bender. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Got it. >> Now, stand up. Put your weight on it. You're going to make a small bend backwards. >> That a little more. >> Good. Right about there. Good. Now, what you can do is stand up. Pull the pipe up with you. Put the other end of the conduit bender on the ground. Now, >> put the handle on the ground. >> Yeah. >> Like that. >> No, no, no, no. You want to put the handle upside down like this. >> Oh, I see. I see. >> That's it. That's it. Yep. Stand up. You can see you're still in the same spot. Now, you have to turn the conduit around 180° and have it stick out one inch. Got it. You want to get behind the conduit so that you can eyeball it and make sure it's straight. A lot of rookie mistakes is they make a dog leg because they make one bend in one direction and they don't have it exactly straight. Now, you're just going to pull back a tiny bit, man. All right. How do I know when I'm good, though? I think it's good, right? >> Yeah. It was only a little bit. Okay. You got to work on it. >> Okay. Oh, yeah. That's that fits right there. >> That works. Yeah. If you make a mistake on an offset, you can always correct it, right? >> Thanks, Dad. Yep.

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