You call that a bender.... THIS is a bender

[Dustydazzler]

inch and quarter pipe bending

 

[nicebutdim]

Used to occasionally bend large pipes for hydraulic applications - even 30 years ago we weren't mad enough to do it by hand

 

[pc1966]

I think in the USA they have different gauges of conduit, though ones is called EMT (electrical metal tubing) and might be bendable by hand that way.

For anything like that size I would be looking at a hydraulic press style of tool!

 

[littlespark]

No. This is a bender…..

Sorry. Someone had to do it!

 

[UNG]

I've only ever used 32mm conduit once on a job I was on about 40 years ago, an older spark who was a year or two from retiring I was working with ended up in hospital with badly bruised ribs from the effort needed bending it in a Hilmor conduit bender.
I think trunking is a better option than using anything over 25mm

 

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Conduit bender I bought a few years ago came with a 32mm former....needless to say that former is still unused