Parallel offsets and kicks

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liquidtite said:
Oo so if you had 90,that were on a right angle kicking up of down,

in my situation. I have 9 3/4 conduit on a rack stubbing down into pullbox .

the 90,s have a 45' kick in them to inter pullbox .

The he kick is approximately 30 "
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Take 9 10' sticks, put the 90 in the middle of each, put the kick in, line up to each entrance and trim the end to fit. Or maybe I don't have a good visual on this?
 
liquidtite said:
. So if my kick is 45' and spacing is 1" 3/4 center to center

I did .45 x 1.75 equals .7875 ?
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The equivalent value using the tangent method would be .7249 which is almost exactly 1/16" less than the simplified method. My pencil lines aren't much thinner than 1/16", so I would say it's pretty close.

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I didn't see that you already replied to this smart$, thank you for the response and my apologies for restating your answer.
 
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rlundsrud said:
The equivalent value using the tangent method would be .7249 which is almost exactly 1/16" less than the simplified method. My pencil lines aren't much thinner than 1/16", so I would say it's pretty close.

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I didn't see that you already replied to this smart$, thank you for the response and my apologies for restating your answer.
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Thanks guys for the input really appreciate it
 
Hello.. using that theory.
a 60d bend with 2.25” centers @ the trough - say I make my 1st kick at 10”,
(60. = .6 x 2.25 = 1.35) am I adding that distance to my next conduit ? So next pipe pulls up @ 11.35”c ? and then + 1.35 etc etc
 
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