How PVC Pipe Was Bent to Make New Handle for Tote

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[SIZE=4]HOW TO BEND PVC CONDUIT TO MAKE HANDLE [/SIZE]

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Good Tip, Thanks!

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Awesome, thanks for sharing HeMan.

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Herman, have you looked into the use of pre bent electrical conduit (90 degrees etc) or the use of plumbing pvc with 90 degree elbows/T fittings, coupling etc and then using pvc cement to hold things together, and rivets where you need them.

I made a myself an interior bucket set up with a boab holder made from a 4" pvc coupling that was heated and shaped then riveted to the the interior of the bucket. It keeps a boab upright inside a 5 gallon bucket and then there is room for towels and some other supplies. I went with the coupling because it was cheaper and I would not have an extra 9+ feet to store in a cramped garage. It took some work to bend though. Will post a pic when I get a chance.

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Excellent!