
2 third year JTL apprentices and I spotted them doing this!!
And people wonder why the industry is going down hill!!
Depends if you like the corrugated look
100% of their own stupidity and own initiative
So there's no tutor there to show them what they should doing ?
Ok how many of us have
1 burnt our hands rubbing the PVC conduit to bend it
2 Can't get the spring out without geting lumps under your neck
3 Bent the bloody thing wrong in the first place
4 Still get that nice kink on a 90 bend ........................
Ok how many of us have
1 burnt our hands rubbing the PVC conduit to bend it
2 Can't get the spring out without geting lumps under your neck
3 Bent the bloody thing wrong in the first place
4 Still get that nice kink on a 90 bend ........................
Practical assessment mate, they are supposed to be able to install this without assistance, and they wonder how half of the group managed to fail.
Assessment in relation to what they are meant to be learning out on site ?
Assessment for the 2330 level 3, and they should know this by now, 3 Years in.
Yea and I too have fallen fowl of most of the above at some point
Your doing alright by sounds of your postings on here, have you finished all what you have too ?
Wtf???
Thought it was only me who always kinks placcy conduit when doing a 90 degree bend.
Feel a little better now!
I know a lot of old skool sparks frown upon it, but i mostly use the preformed or inspection elbows, just to make my job look neat.
Is it because the conduit wall thickness is thinner noadays that makes it kink?
Ok how many of us have
1 burnt our hands rubbing the PVC conduit to bend it
2 Can't get the spring out without geting lumps under your neck
3 Bent the bloody thing wrong in the first place
4 Still get that nice kink on a 90 bend ........................
Is it because the conduit wall thickness is thinner noadays that makes it kink?
preformed give a nicer finish can make draws and inspections easier, are quicker and look more professional in my opinion.
Don't forget mate there's "light gauge/low impact" and "heavy gauge/high impact"
Thats right, but why do my right angles always kink. Shouldn't matter what quage it is should it. Is my spring to small?
Thats right, but why do my right angles always kink. Shouldn't matter what quage it is should it. Is my spring to small?
Ok how many of us have
1 burnt our hands rubbing the PVC conduit to bend it
2 Can't get the spring out without geting lumps under your neck
3 Bent the bloody thing wrong in the first place
4 Still get that nice kink on a 90 bend ........................
Tights? What's wrong with longjohns, or even a ski base layer if you're a ponce?
Suppose you must be secure with your sexuality lol
Thats right, but why do my right angles always kink. Shouldn't matter what quage it is should it. Is my spring to small?
What make of conduit are you using? I find mita to be the worst. It kinks no matter what I tried.
Amp are you bending them too quickly? Maybe not warming them enough? Or are you just bending with your hand and not over something like a knee of a form? The way I do it is rub them so they are nice and warm, and go for a slow but smooth bend, across the knee usually. I find if you stop too many times when bending it starts to kink out.
If you do all this and it's still kinking, as you say your spring is too small. Did you buy a spring for conduit or are you using a plumbers spring? I don't know if these are different, just a thought.