Thanks Lot. You make over complicated Code book very simple understandable. God Bless You.

Great video! Thank you for making these incredible videos and sharing your knowledge!

As always great explanation with great illustrations. Thanks Ryan for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Your contribution to the trad is much appreciated.

You are very knowledgeable. I am a first year apprentice. This helps alot. Thank you.

I love the way you teach you really helping me out in my school. Thank you so much.

Hi Ryan, excellent video on Raceway / Conduit Fill, look forward to Part II of this series, thanks, Steve K

As your photo clearly showed, I think the NEC should address conduit fill for large gauge wires and/or large diameter conduit with small gauge wires. For example, 54 #10-AWG THW wires in a 2” EMT, or 10 #2-AWG THW wires in a 2” EMT, are both crazy (hard to work with and to do maintenance or inspection) yet it’s code compliant.

I learned things because of this video. Thank you!

Great stuff, Ryan. Thank you, sir.

awesome video my friend!!!! the King of tehcode

Thank you. Appreciate your hard work.

Best video ever

Excellent discussion, and a very thorough analysis Ryan. However, as pertaining to the NM cable calculations at 36:17 I believe if you had two 12-2 cables you would be limited to 31% of the Cross -Sectional area not 40% of the conduit per Chapter 9 table 1.

19:47 - Just what someone with the “Steel Tube Institute” would say 👀

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Enjoy the talk . With 24" raceway 60% fill, do you got to factor derate rule. And up size wires.?

In the field.

Would a micrometer be an acceptable calculation method?

Ryan....doesn't the .8 rule allow 2 12/2 in a ¾ emt?

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Were is part 2?

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