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Conduit Bending Video and Free Manual
 

 
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May 31, 2006  

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Conduit Bending Video and Free Manual

 

We’ve been on the look out recently for a free conduit bending manual and we found one that we’d like to pass on to the rest of you.

Free - How to Bend Conduit with a Hand Bender – Manual

This 14 page booklet is designed to be used with the video “How to Bend Conduit With a Hand Bender.” The booklet covers the examples in the video, and also includes more examples using different measurements, angles and calculations. It has been designed to give you a complete understanding of how all of these things work together. It uses simple, non-technical language.

Click Here to download manual.

 

While it would be possible for someone to learn this skill simply from this manual, it would require imagination. However, when it is used in conjunction with the video, it will prove to be a useful study aid and help the reader learn to bend conduit.

How to Bend Conduit with a Hand Bender – Video

This instructional video describes the basic techniques and calculations an electrician needs to know in order to bend EMT. It is designed to help a beginner learn this important skill rapidly. On screen graphics easily explain the calculations and highlight important concepts. It is 80 minutes long and is great for the apprentice electrician, and even as a review for a journeyman.

There is also an additional advanced video that is the next logical step to the first lesson described above.

 

If you’d like to purchase BOTH videos (How to Bend Conduit with a Hand Bender and Advanced – How to Bend Conduit with a Hand Bender) there’s also a special discount for purchasing them both at the same time.

 

Click here for more details and pricing. There’s free shipping until July 4th, 2006.
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Comments

  • Mike, Do you have any information on Large conduit bending to use in our in house training program?

    Daniel C. Miller
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  • you said it was free

    tower
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  • Thanks again Mike. I've probably bent thousands of feet But, we all get messy when we're in a hurry.. I'll re-read the basics and I'm sure my next bends will be cleaner and straighter. Thanks to Mike Again.

    Jim Beck
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  • I have a conduit bending manual that I wrote for my students to use that is available on a website for anyone. There are many other handouts and infor for local electricians, etc. The website is at: http://elearn.albanytech.edu/electrician The conduit bending handout is at: http://elearn.albanytech.edu/electrician/NEC%20and%20Handouts/Bending%20round%20raceways.doc

    Bill Bamford
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  • GREAT manual! Maybe its my lack of experience working with others (I do most of my work "solo") that has me scratching my head just a bit on a basic term used in Example #1 "90 Degree Bend": What is the "Desired Length"? Arc length of the conduit? And would that be along the centerline of the pipe, the inside edge of the conduit, outside edge of the conduit? If intuition (would this be the "imagination" referred to in the pitch?) counts for anything, I would suppose it would be along the centerline, but I've been known to "jam" my own on occasion.

    Rick Webber
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  • Hello Mike, I just want to thank you again for mentioning HatVideo's conduit bending lessons in your newsletter. Sales have been very good. I have also received quite a few emails and phone calls from your readers with some great questions and comments. It is great to be associated with such a fine group of people dedicated to doing high quality electrical work.

    Sincerely yours, Franck Benedetti President: Hat Video Inc.

    Franck Benedetti
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