Try that in some areas and it will fail inspection for unsupported wiring. Some places won't even allow a hard wired piece of SJT from the ceiling to a workbench. They require conduit and having the bench bolted to the floor. This, because their inspectors have no formal training in electrical safe ty. These areas are noted for having little or no manufacturing.
It's called a strut brace or 90 degree strut brace.
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Sometimes called a knee strut brace. If you do a Google image search for "knee strut brace" you'll see heaps of them.
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Quck, someone shoud send him another link to ativities in the Brazillian forests. He got quite a kck out of the last one.
I see you're still a 6 pack short of a half dozen then Tezza. Must be all those falls you had on your bike while wearing a terry-towling hat as a helmet.
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wow. kudos to him for that
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you are entirely correct, sir ..
that should keep Sylvia busy for all of next week. :)
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Yes with a variety of methods, judicious use of heat,bending springs, which you put on the outside or the inside of the conduit, bend round your knee and remove the spring.
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Seem to be not much knowledge on pvc conduit bending here don't suppose it is of much interest outside the trade. Used to bend it all the time,just have to bend it a bit further because it springs back a little,we used to bend over 90 degrees often but if you want a tight bend better use fittings, it is much cheaper to bend as it saves fittings and cable pulls round curves easily
It's a 'knee brace'. Trouble is, that search term gets you lots of pictures of knees. "Steel knee brace" is better.
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knee brace bracket is better too. bracket knee brace is good too
Look for the brand 'unistrut' if you want singular steel brace type.
I wouldn't have thought there would be much interest *within* the "trade" either these days. The bloke over the road from me is an industrial electrician, and whenever he needs a "bend" that can't be satisfied with one of the pre-formed ones he just uses corro.
Time is money.
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Strut or brace is what I call them, but knee strut brace - I wasn't aware of that one.
Learn something new every day.
I guess the need to do it is largely negated by the flexible corrugated type
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Google doesn't do mil spec type search. It would be called
Bracket, knee
To describe a "knee bracket".
Yep.
Same in automotive parts. Used that system a lot. Makes sense to put the noun first, adjectives secondary.
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True.
It certainly makes the *warehousing* process a lot easier.
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