[splatz]

PVC couplings and box adaptors

PVC isn't that much cheaper...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Halex-1-2-in-Rigid-Coupling-100-Pack-64001B/202361720

https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-2-in-Rigid-Conduit-Chase-Nipples-100-Pack-07005B/202241109

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[Going_Commando]

Box connectors. I agree with MMM about gutter though. A small wireway can make it a lot easier to work with.

 

[Southeast Power]

PVC isn't that much cheaper...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Halex-1-2-in-Rigid-Coupling-100-Pack-64001B/202361720

https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-2-in-Rigid-Conduit-Chase-Nipples-100-Pack-07005B/202241109

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Everytime I buy a rigid threaded coupling it hurts for some reason.

 

[Forge Boyz]

Everytime I buy a rigid threaded coupling it hurts for some reason.

Especially in 4". I needed 2 to transition to flex the other day. $23 apiece!

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[NDC]

Why not just a JB?

When a person says a bunch of 4x4's linked together closely , my brain drifts right to the gutter......

I'm actually not using 4x4s at all. If this forum wasnt so open to everyone on the web, I'd share most of my trade secrets.


I thought of a way to keep slim led downlight drivers in one location in attics which makes it easier to do warranty calls on bad drivers.
I'll be using extension cables from now on and keep all the drivers on a piece of wood in the attic, pre-assembled and wired in my shop.



I realized chase nipples are the only way to go to be able to remove a single driver that's between any 2.
I'll have 10-12 drivers in line using chase nipples.

 

[NDC]

Especially in 4". I needed 2 to transition to flex the other day. $23 apiece!

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4" rigid coupling $74 here :sad:

 

[B-Nabs]

I'm actually not using 4x4s at all. If this forum wasnt so open to everyone on the web, I'd share most of my trade secrets.


I thought of a way to keep slim led downlight drivers in one location in attics which makes it easier to do warranty calls on bad drivers.
I'll be using extension cables from now on and keep all the drivers on a piece of wood in the attic, pre-assembled and wired in my shop.



I realized chase nipples are the only way to go to be able to remove a single driver that's between any 2.
I'll have 10-12 drivers in line using chase nipples.

Chase nipples or close nipples? I usually use close nipples for this kind of thing. I've never seen the back to back nipples posted above; I'll have to keep an eye out for those at the SH.

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[tjb]

Yeah, chase nipples is how I’d do it. Although those Arlington things are really cool.

 

[readydave8]

4" rigid coupling $74 here :sad:

here they're free

if you buy a stick of pipe