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Asked once for the job. It picks the RRE Components item for every branch run the drawings don’t spell out (the footage still comes off the drawings). About 40% of a job’s hours are conduit, wire and cable, and they follow the wiring method more than any count.

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Homeruns in 3/4" EMT with #10; fixtures in MC luminary cable; device drops in MC

EMT and pulled wire throughout

RRE’s last restaurant job: 8,173 ft of #12 THHN in 1,850 ft of 1/2" EMT and 1,100 ft of 3/4" EMT, with only 372 ft of MC luminary cable.

Quotes & by others — nothing on this takeoff needs an outside quote, and no line says the owner or others supply it. A fixture or equipment schedule with “furnished by” columns shows here once it is read.

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