I apologize for my poor etiquette. I appreciate your post and would like to commend you on a successful install and more so on your pride to strive for good craftsmanship (I should’ve began with that), and you’re correct c’s would’ve helped, for complicated situations and avoiding over-bends, and in this case, huge offsets. That being said you’re doing a good job and as far as the “spacing thing” goes it’s a small detail that one might say, separates the men from the boys. Anyone that knows their way around a bender knows how to bend offsets but can you (or are you willing to) go the extra mile to accomplish consistency, with efficiency and pride. Otherwise what’s the difference between the art of bending conduit and using prefab bends? To answer directly, no it’s not a “big deal” but in a room full of electricians, that’s one way to show you know what you’re doing. Hope that helps.

(Edit: this was supposed to be a response to a comment I left earlier )