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    Just curious which is the prefered way to get the electrical cable through the conduit, and why? I see some pull a rope through as they glue the conduit and pull the wire when done. Others feed the cable through each individual piece of conduit as they go along. Thanks in advance for...
    conduit fish tape wire
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    i just wanted to share my discovery: i have 35' of 1/2" conduit between my basement and my shed that i am using for security wire. the conduit has 6 turns total. it was impossible for me to run the fishtape, from either end, it would get stuck around the 4th turn either way. so i took a 5 HP...
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