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Track lighting and wiremold

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James L

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LouisVA

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kwired

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Might need a Wiremold bender to have a offset where the box connector enters. Wiremold can be a pain sometimes.
V500 series is easy to bend minor offsets with a 1/2" EMT bender. Might need touch up paint or wrap the raceway in something to protect the finish though.
 

tom baker

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Might need a Wiremold bender to have a offset where the box connector enters. Wiremold can be a pain sometimes.
The challenge I had was trying to get all the fittings. Each electrical house had some but not all parts. A catalog helps when searching
 

brantmacga

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Might need a Wiremold bender to have a offset where the box connector enters. Wiremold can be a pain sometimes.

Oh my god. I didn’t know there was actually a wiremold bender. I just googled it. I’ve been using a 1/2” Emt bender and a rag. Heck I bent some under a door a couple of weeks ago. This is life changing.


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norcal

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Oh my god. I didn’t know there was actually a wiremold bender. I just googled it. I’ve been using a 1/2” Emt bender and a rag. Hell I bent some under a door a couple of weeks ago. This is life changing.


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And I got mine for free, too. Not something that is used often but is a lifesaver when you do need it.
 
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