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#27104 07/02/03 11:58 PM
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Yea guys, but for $15.00 at the "L" store, you can't beat it. It's revolutionized my pvc bending theory. Stick a label on it "pvc bender" instead of "work light", and I could make a bundle [Linked Image] Make the cage a little bigger to accept 2" pvc and wow!! I could hire somebody else to do my grunt work.
You guys wait right here while I get the drawing table ready [Linked Image]

#27105 07/03/03 06:46 AM
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I use an electric heat gun. But, I also carry a small 500 W. worklite. It is now officially my "back-up" PVC heater.
Anything is better than dumping some PVC cement on it and torching it.
(I know someone who has done this!!)

#27106 07/03/03 11:38 PM
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Redsy,
I've seen this happen too, on more than one occassion, one guy even set his hair on fire, doing it!.
Sparkync, thanks for the idea, it's a good'un! and the delivery was even better. [Linked Image]
I once caught a young apprentice trying to bend a piece of 2" conduit with a blow-torch, with the PVC wires already inside it, and man did he come in for a caning(figure of speech). [Linked Image]

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