Conduit Bending

Use the (a)   mark on the bender to bend the second bend of a back to back.

If I'm using a multiplier of 2, I'm bending a (a)   degree offset.

The take up for 3/4" EMT is (a)   inches.

Use the (a)   mark on the bender to bend the first bend of a back to back.

If I'm bending a 12" 90 degree bend on a piece of 3/4" EMT, my mark will be (a)   inches from the end of my conduit.

What is the take up (deduct) for 3/4" EMT?

(a)  

What is the multiplier for a 30 degree offset?

(a)  

I'm bending a 8 1/4" offset using 30 degrees. What is the distance between my marks?

• 16 1/4"

• 16 1/2"

• 4 1/8"

• 8 1/4"

What is the most common degree used when bending an standard offset?

(a)  

What degree bend would you have when the bender handle is perpendicular to the ground?

• 10

• 22 1/2

• 30

• 45