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coupler vs extended lengths for EMT
I've got a ~20 ft (possibly longer, I'd have to check) run.
I can piece together two standard 10' lengths of EMT with a coupler. Or, try to find a supplier for the extended lengths available, locally (then, figure out how to get it home!). The advantage of the longer length is no offsets in the middle (for the coupler) -- just at the box ends. OTOH, I can get crude and *route* a recess in the wooden joist that's alongside the EMT so the "inside" bulk of the coupler fits into that recess instead of lying *on* that surface. How "tacky" is this? |
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