Yep, bent it at home. The trick was placing a $9.43 sealed bid on an old conduit bender at work years ago. It's a manual hydraulic bender that you need to pump with a "porta power" type hand pump. It'll bend up to 4" schedule 40 into a full 90°, although pipe larger than 2" needs to be bent in segments (or shots) of lesser degrees. I just placed the bid on a whim, thinking it would come in handy. To be honest, I can't remember how much I bid, but it was around $10, and I went with odd cents just to get a laugh from the guy opening the bids.
I rarely use the bender because I can tell a guy in the shop what I need. He can punch the info into a computer, and voila! it's done. It is handy to have for the occasional "need it now" or odd job. I bent a 1" shaft on the RFM a while back, and rigged the bender up like a press to straighten it.
Most electrical contracting firms have electric/hydraulic bending equipment that would do this in about 10 seconds..............chim