Conduit Bending

Use the (a)   mark on the bender to bend the second bend of a back to back.

If I'm using a multiplier of 2, I'm bending a (a)   degree offset.

The take up for 3/4" EMT is (a)   inches.

Use the (a)   mark on the bender to bend the first bend of a back to back.

If I'm bending a 12" 90 degree bend on a piece of 3/4" EMT, my mark will be (a)   inches from the end of my conduit.

What is the take up (deduct) for 3/4" EMT?

(a)  

What is the multiplier for a 30 degree offset?

(a)  

I'm bending a 8 1/4" offset using 30 degrees. What is the distance between my marks?

What is the most common degree used when bending an standard offset?

(a)  

What degree bend would you have when the bender handle is perpendicular to the ground?