[ponyboy]

Cuz I did it

 

[That_Dude]

ponyboy, the new standard of Cletis. :laughing:

 

[360max]

no, you can't use conduit to support conduit in the method shown, and you should have aligned knock out with I beam to avoid rolling offset

 

[MTW]

You should have checked with piperunner first. PM him for his number so you can call him whenever you have a question.

 

[macmikeman]

Throw that GB bender away.

 

[Going_Commando]

You are a dirty, no count, hack.









But so am I cuz I have done the same thing.:laughing:

 

[ponyboy]

no, you can't use conduit to support conduit in the method shown, and you should have aligned knock out with I beam to avoid rolling offset

There's more KOs on that side for other things. That hole is there because it has to be there

 

[Big John]

Done it, and no, it's not legit.

Once had an argument with a guy who tried that with a whole rack: He couldn't understand why it wasn't copacetic, explaining that each pipe was supporting the other pipes.

 

[union347sparky]

Double stacked strut would have looked stupid too.

 

[ponyboy]

Throw that GB bender away.

Ideal

 

[Deep Cover]

I'm OK with that

 

[Hack Work]

no, you can't use conduit to support conduit in the method shown, and you should have aligned knock out with I beam to avoid rolling offset

That's not a rolled offset.

 

[jza]

I'd do it.

 

[Galt]

Me too.

 

[ponyboy]

Done it, and no, it's not legit. Once had an argument with a guy who tried that with a whole rack: He couldn't understand why it wasn't copacetic, explaining that each pipe was supporting the other pipes.

But the big one's watching the little one

 

[MHElectric]

No. It ain't legal. Plenty of people will do it though, and my opinion is that it will be fine. More of a technical foul than a violation, really.

If you're gonna post a "can I do diz " thread though, you really need to step it up a notch or two. This is child's play. The key here is to post something that will REALLY piss some people off, not just say "ehh, looks good from my house."

 

[Shockdoc]

No. It ain't legal. Plenty of people will do it though, and my opinion is that it will be fine. More of a technical foul than a violation, really.

If you're gonna post a "can I do diz " thread though, you really need to step it up a notch or two. This is child's play. The key here is to post something that will REALLY piss some people off, not just say "ehh, looks good from my house."

Now how about if that was done wth a scrap piece of conduit. ...it's then legal.

 

[MHElectric]

Now how about if that was done wth a scrap piece of conduit. ...it's then legal.

100% legal. That's how a lot of guys do drops from high up, like in Wal-Marts, factories, and crowded Mechanical rooms.

 

[greenman]

That would not last too long in the plants i have worked,
someone will step on it and would half to be fixed.

 

[ponyboy]

That would not last too long in the plants i have worked, someone will step on it and would half to be fixed.

It's under automated conveyor. You've probably never seen a plant like this one. It's not typical