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Why would you choose to use metal conduit to run a supply to a shed! The mind boggles.
 
Great thread. Got to say I thought it was a wind up at first - sockets under the shed floor, melted cables due to welding, conduit welded to shed frame, etc. It's a crazy world :)
 

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