PipeMark

PipeMark tells you where to put the sharpie on EMT conduit. The big numbers are the marks, measured from the end of the pipe. Inches and fractions, the way a tape reads. Three bends: • Offset. Enter the obstacle height, the distance from the end of the pipe, and the angle on your bender. • Stub 90. Enter how tall the rise should finish. The mark subtracts the take-up stamped on your bender. • 3-point saddle. Enter the obstacle height and the distance to its center. Multipliers and shrink match the Klein Tools conduit bender card. Results round to the nearest 1/16 inch. If your bender's take-up stamp is different, choose Custom and enter that stamp. The stamp wins. Each bend includes 3 free calculations a day. Opening a screen does not use one. The first change you make does. Further changes on that same visit do not. One purchase of $4.99 unlocks unlimited calculations for all three bends. No subscription. No ads. No account. The math runs on the phone. A dead zone does not change the marks. Buying and restoring a purchase are the only steps that need a connection. PipeMark is a mark calculator for electricians in the United States and Canada. Check the finished marks against your own bender before you bend the pipe.