Saw some seriously clean conduit runs in a new hospital over in Springfield

Always thought my work was neat, but their prefabbed sections and perfect 90s made me rethink my whole bending process. How do you guys handle large-scale commercial runs to keep things that tight?

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campbell.logan10d agoMost Upvoted

Ever stop to think they just had a bigger budget? Prefab stuff and fancy benders cost real money. Most sites just need it to work and pass inspection. Perfect 90s look nice but don't make the power any better. Seen plenty of "clean" jobs with hidden junction boxes anyway.

jadeg8110d agoMost Upvoted

Yeah the "clean jobs with hidden boxes" thing is so real. I mean I've opened up some pristine looking walls and found a total rat's nest inside. It's all just for show sometimes.

sagea8810d ago

Wait they had prefabbed conduit sections in a hospital? That's wild, I thought that stuff was mostly for data centers or big industrial jobs. The budget on that build must have been insane, no way a normal shop gets to order all that custom bent pipe. Makes you wonder how much extra they paid just to avoid field bends.