DIY REBAR bending method FOR A FULL SQUARE / CHEAP!

I am working on an OUTDOOR KITCHEN and I didn't want to spend money on a rebar bender. I developed an easy and cheap method to bend rebar for small to medium size projects. I am able to bend it accurately by hand with a little mechanical advantage.
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Amazon link for wire.. amzn.to/3UgHKTa
Amazon link for rebar wire twister .. amzn.to/3fArhda
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[@gord-zilla9914]

This is great … just what I’m looking for! Thank you

[@louisbruzon]

Those twisty spring loaded thingy-me-bobs are brilliant. 😁

[@samtradder7590]

Thank you, exactly what I was looking for.

[@leejansen5729]

Simple and inexpensive improvisation. Nice.

[@christines5430]

Great tip!

[@amathonn]

Screw a half sheet of 1/2" plywood on the bottom and use your weight to hold your table firm.

[@daffs0]

Wow awesome I wondered how that’s done thought you would need a machine to do it Thank you for sharing 😁

[@melinda5777]

Watching again bc I didn't comment the 1st time! I don't know why? Usually I'm a talkaholic/writaholic! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thewheallons]

Got to love a good technical term, thingymabob is the best, or ougimaflip 🤣

[@OffGriddingOnAShoestring]

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[@coby6417]

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[@hans-ulrichfischer963]

❤ learn to become handy-man off grid channel😂

[@donleebarnett]

Would have been better if it was an actual stump. As in with roots in the ground. Glue and screws down a plywood square for a sturdy flat work table maybe lay out a grid, and go-to work 👍👍

[@46tatty]

I think they were called lag screws

[@OffGriddingOnAShoestring]

ThanksMary

[@SJC49]

I know these are for the kitchen build but I missed what these will specifically do and how many you need.

[@OffGriddingOnAShoestring]

It is for the foundations of the columns

[@usernamemykel]

I think I left my stump in the kitchen.