Conduit support

[mdshunk]

spend time reinventing the wheel or do it the way the my dad did it and his dad did it and just off set the pipe to the stud

Sometimes you don't always want that extra 60?'s of bend handicapping your degrees count between pull points.

 

[LarryFine]

Sometimes you don't always want that extra 60?'s of bend handicapping your degrees count between pull points.

Our inspectors always count offsets as a pair of 45's, meaning they're considered 90's.

 

[mdshunk]

Our inspectors always count offsets as a pair of 45's, meaning they're considered 90's.

Then they'd be wrong, unless you happened to do your ofsets with 45's. I almost never do... mostly 30's with some 22's. I think regular box offsets are more like 10's.

 

[iwire]

Then they'd be wrong, unless you happened to do your ofsets with 45's.

I agree, when out of sight I often use 15 degrees, when exposed I use 30 and 45s, but in a tight spot I might use a pair of 60s.

I have a conduit bending level with plumb, level, 15, 30 and 45 degree vials with the multiplication factors for each engraved on the level.