Thanks for your contribution, I have to say I won't be able to sleep well at night until that is fixed, I would constantly lay in bed thinking about how to redo it. Maybe with 2 45s and a straight?
Thanks for not yelling at me for hijacking the thread. My post was about using a heat gun. And it was about tweaking conduit a little. Guess it trunned more into what not to do. It might be hard to tell from the pictures, but the conduit is 1 1/2". As you can see it has 6 cat 6 in it. Just as in metal tubing, the bigger the diameter the harder to bend. Well that's my story and I am sticking to it.
Last night I did toss and turn when I went to bed trying to figure out how to fix it.
I have to admit, when I did the outside, I did not like it. The issue, I already have 360 degrees from the stub at the house to the stub entering the shop. So I was trying to cheat just a little. As @nsula_country pointed out live and learn. The inside is not as bad as the picture looks. From the bottom of the electrical box to the JB is straight, the picture looks bent from tilting the camera up. Having said that, I am going to redo it with an LB to keep my pull from going over 360 degrees.
Thinking about the house, I am not sure the description of the pull box, but my thought is to make a U and go over under ground and straight up the wall. The reason for the U turn is because there are so many conduites already going up that wall. In the picture there is the main for the house. The main going back to the shop. The small 1" runs to a spot in the backyard that someday I may put a generator. Then about 5 feet to the left and lower is where fiber enters the house. Then about 10 feet to the right is where the sprinkler wires enter the house. As I said before, there is no traffic on that side of the house, but my neighbor would see it every time he pulls out of his drive, so I need it the best it can be. You may not believe it from the pictures, but I am OCD about these things.
Questions: (Again 1 1/2")
1. What is the name/description of the pull box where conduit enters from the bottom and the lid is on top. I seen them with 3 entrance, do they make a 2 for a simple U turn? Googling I found some that are square and mount to the wall, but do they make one for 1 1/2"?
2. I assume that they can't be buried, but can it be ground level? Maybe a little dirt falls on it, then grass covers it like a sprinkler.
3. How do you identify LB/LR junction boxes? I assume if you hold it a certain way and the connection points to the back it is a LB? How to identify the LR?
