Step by Step Guide on How to Bend Steel Conduit Back of Bend to Back of Bend (AM2 AM2s)
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- A step by step guide on how to bend steel conduit using back of bend to back of bend technique for AM2 and AM2S.
Students training aid for bending 20 mm Steel (metal) Conduit to produce a back of bend to back of bend to the correct measurement. Includes a full demonstration on how to produce these bends using set square and a conduit bending machine so the conduit from back of the bend to back of bend is at the correct measurement you require.
How to bend rigid metal conduit (RMC)
== 🕐 Time Stamps - Cut to the action 🕕 ==
00:00 - How to bend metal conduit back to back
01:23 - Measurement between boxes
02:26 - Measuring the position of the second bend
02:59 - Marking the conduit
03:54 - Lining the conduit up in the bending machine
05:04 - Bending the conduit
05:26 - Checking the conduit bends
06:39 - Are the measurements correct
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I'm not an electrician but I love this video and others from you. So professional, clear speaking, not condescending and no unnecessary frills. I'm a computer programmer but thinking of acquiring some other skills and like learning about electrics. Thanks.
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I'm so glad you are doing a conduit bending series, its helping to keep my waste down as I dont do it that often so end up with a few failed sets.
A quick tip for finding your length between those to conduit boxes and anything else where the two items are dimensionaly the same. In your example hook your tape measure to the left hand outside edge of the vertical female threaded port of your first conduit box then measure to the same place on the second conduit box you will find if I have described it right you come to the same 500mm figure if not a bit more accurate. It saves the guess work of finding the centre of each item and can be done by one person even if the two points are metres away.
Back to back bend... ooooo this takes me back 👍
Thanks guys. Another great conduit video for everyone. Very clearly presented and explained.
Hope to see more conduit videos from you guys.
Excellent video .
This is good but old school. It would be good if you could show also where you need to show circumstances where you may need to produce a bridge set or a bubble to overcome obstacles, and circumstances where you need to add a runner (running coupler with a locknut) It's good to see the old school methods are still here.
Love these conduit videos, keeps me refreshed as I don't do nearly enough of it these days cheers boys :-)
Hi. Thanks for the support glad they help 👍
And as always, your videos are ALWAYS helpful. Will be using you guys so much from September when I start my sparky course.
Hi. Many thanks for the support remember to tell your classroom colleagues about the channel 😁👍. All the best Gaz
@@GSHElectrical if you need any help let me know I'm a retired JIB technician
Thank you for the video!
Really love your channel, teaching and the way you explain things. 👍👍
Thanks Richard 👍👍
Brilliant again.
Very good
Very professional good explanation
Thanks for the support 👍🏻
Love it
God video as always. There is always the problem with fixed boxes that your going to need a running coupler at some point. Keep it up! 👍
Thanks for the support as always Richard.
Gaz 👍
l think 'Bender' would be proud with so many bends
Great Informative Video. Swan Neck would be great to see
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Playlist should help 👍. Gaz
I like the way you did your back to back bend. But here in the US it's totally different.
Hi like the video , are you doing sets and hop overs in the future , thanks
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Some of my early videos are included in this playlist. All the best Gaz 👍
A perfect video for referring back too, both when learning, but in years to come on the occasional jobs where you get some steal conduit to fit and to save of the wasted cuts and wasted conduit 👍
good
Great video chaps. Just a quick question to ask where I can find next video mentioned please?
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GSH Electrical Hi thanks for link. I couldn’t find video where you said that you bend out from the wall at a different angle after another bend. Hope that makes sense! Thanks
is it the same technique when measuring other conduit sizes? thank you
Hi. Yes 👍. Thanks for commenting and watching. Gaz
wheres the video you spoke of at the end of this one??
Hello. I couldnt help but notice you only post videos on sunday. Could we possibly see more testing and inspection videos in regards to filling out paperwork. Thanks
Hi. I have been dropping videos 3 times a week until recently and now I do 2. We have a midweek video and every Sunday. Checkout John Wards channel as he has videos filling in testing paperwork. Thanks for watching and commenting. Gaz 😁👍
Pacman_ king_01 GSH Electrical uploads 2 to 3 times a week and has done for 18 months 👍😀. If you go back into the collection you can clearly see the improvement in audio and presenting skills.
The 10mm added either way
Final value of 20mm
If it were to be 25mm conduit
What would the added value be
To the 500 mm apart centre to centre as shown
Thanks
Hi, the value would be 12.5mm either way giving a total value of 25mm added on.
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I’m guessing by this then what ever size the steel conduit is, eg 30mm tube , you would add 15mm either way??
Many thanks
@@mij.londoner yes
I have a IRWIN HILMOR EL32 bender
The former has no markings or notches what so ever,
So if I was to an offset or 3 point or 4 point bend
How would I know , after marking up the conduit
Where to begin placing the tube in the former, seen a lot of benders where ppl have markings on the former already to know where the measured marking made to the steel conduit should be situated to get the correct starting point
MI J Id love to see a video on marking up the bender for back of bend etc please
Is this Bend part of the Am2 assessment ??
Many thanks
Hi let’s hope so 💪. Thanks for watching. Gaz
no
So if its 25mm conduit you add 50mm on to your measurement?
Hi whats happened to the smoke detector video
Hi. I have re-edited it and will release a new version very soon... sorry but it had a small error in it 👍. All the best Gaz
I thought you weren’t allowed 2x90 degree bends in one piece of pipe.
One of those bends needs to be an angle box
Bob
Why not just go back to back right away what is the point of center to center
why not measure the difference between the front of the bender shoe and the back of the bend, and write that on your bender, so that you can simply deduct that from your measurement each time, and get the same result without needing a square or extra piece of conduit.
Wtf is a millimeter? We use inches in america!!!
We all love measuring in inches 🤣
@@GSHElectrical You need to change to metric like most of the modern world.
Ur worried about time cutting and what not but ur not hand bending lol