
No it's not required if the conduit is warm enough, and by that I don't mean hot.Doesn't even rub it this chap...

Agreed but I always give it a rub, out of habit probablyNo it's not required if the conduit is warm enough, and by that I don't mean hot.
At typical comfortable environmental temp conduit will bend with a spring quite happily, repeating what I wrote earlier; I find rubbing a small patch just adds a little more control on the point of bend, reducing the tension and therefore distortion of adjacent areas.
I once tried using flevible conduit on the outlet of a vacuum cleaner to blow dust from voids...No, but I've whirled a length of flexible conduit round and round above my head and made an ear-piercing screech.
Yes me too but I do think it produces a cleaner bend, especially if more than a little set.Agreed but I always give it a rub, out of habit probably

Back in the day one of the jokers in the workshop would pick up any length of conduit and do the elephant call, a couple of other jokers dipped the end of a length in the common urinal and left it in a prominent position..........Anyone else ever blow down a length of conduit making an elephant noise? You can scare the £%#@ out of people![]()

OMG that's sick lol, I used to draw round the end with a black marker penBack in the day one of the jokers in the workshop would pick up any length of conduit and do the elephant call, a couple of other jokers dipped the end of a length in the common urinal and left it in a prominent position..........
We used to put oildag (a light but sticky oil loaded with fine graphite) on telephone ear pieces. Nothing nasty, just funny.OMG that's sick lol, I used to draw round the end with a black marker pen![]()

Fnarr fnarrAgreed but I always give it a rub, out of habit probably

Yeah, but what about the conduit?OMG that's sick lol, I used to draw round the end with a black marker pen![]()
Yeah, but what about the conduit?

But what about the conduit, fnarr, fnarr!Agreed but I always give it a rub, out of habit probably
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