What can be done to make cutting and threading conduit a neater job?

Using a container for scraps is an effective way to make cutting and threading conduit a neater job. When working with conduit, there are often metal shavings, scraps, and other debris generated during the cutting and threading process. By having a designated container to collect these scraps, it minimizes the mess created on the worksite, which helps maintain a clean and organized environment. This practice not only improves safety by reducing tripping hazards but also makes cleanup easier and more efficient once the job is complete.

In contrast, allowing drippings on the floor or leaving oil drippings unattended can lead to unsafe working conditions, creating slip hazards and making the area untidy. Cutting without a mat can also contribute to a disorganized workspace, as it does not provide a surface to catch debris and may lead to more mess. Therefore, using a container for scraps is the best approach to ensure a neat and efficient cutting and threading process.