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I have been lucky to come across a bunch of porcelain light fixtures from old gas stations and factories, and I was hoping to find some gooseneck pipes for mounting them to my garage. The only places I have found want $150+ for the pipes, I can't imagine a piece of pipe with a few bends can cost that much.

Anyone on here make them or have an idea on how to find some decently prices options?

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Get a Conduit Bender and make your own, for cheap!


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You could probably pick up a hand bender at flea market for 5-$10 and do it yourelf.


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Make a template and bend your own as these guys have suggested...something like this and modified to your own needs:
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PS I would want someone to shoot me if I paid $100.00 for this.

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After bending several thousand feet of conduit in my life, it is not quite as simple as grabbing a piece of pipe and a bender and getting it right all the time. Be prepared to get it wrong several times. If you have a friend who is an electrician ask him to help you get started, it will be easier, and cheaper.


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yes bend your own . I bought some cheap foreign made conduit because it is soft galv. I took my 3/4 and half inch bender and made some simple 90 degree bends for wall stub out with a 90 and a flange .


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