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Conduit Benders and Ladders

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What would you Rate this Electrician’s Van Set-Up, Would you Add or Take anything Out, Thoughts?

What happens here

The van is equipped with two ladders, one for a journeyman and one for an apprentice, ensuring both have appropriate equipment. Additionally, there are a half-inch conduit bender and a three-quarter-inch conduit bender, which are the most commonly used sizes for residential and commercial conduit work.

Goal: Store essential conduit bending tools and ladders for various job site access needs.

Tools and materials

  • Half-inch Conduit Bender Klein Tools — Bending 1/2-inch electrical conduit for installations
  • Ladder Werner — Providing safe access to elevated work areas for both journeymen and apprentices

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is nice for like an EV charger. You got to get wire on the reel. You don't have a helper like, "Oh, I can't I can't hold the wire." Now, you got the wire tub. We got two ladders right here. One is for the journeyman and one is for the apprentice. A 1/2-in bender and 3/4-in bender for my conduit because this is the most common conduit you're going to use in residential. We got all types of wire, circuit breaker, Square D, Cutler Hammer, and we got miscellaneous stuff here, outlets, okay? Devices, single

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