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One of the first steps for trying to bend rebar is to use appropriate safety gear. You must have eye goggles and glove, at the bare minimum. It may also help to wear long sleeves and pants, protecting your arms and legs. Work in an open, free space where there are not a lot of people. Cut rebar can be jagged. Any exposed ends should be covered by OSHA-approved rebar caps. Some experts suggest choosing thinner rebar, such as a 1/4-inch design, for smaller projects where users will need to bend this steel into different kinds of shapes. If you need anything larger, however, you should consider trying professional and mechanical methods, as bending by hand will be difficult and dangerous. The type of rebar needed is not purely up to choice -- there are important structural codes that you need to follow when constructing. The issue of whether heating rebar can help individuals to bend it is under a significant amount of debate. Some experts and experienced steelworkers maintain that heating rebar is appropriate, and can help individuals to bend it effectively. Others point out dangers and consequences of heating the steel, saying that this is not a good general practice for changing the shape of a piece of rebar. At the end of the day, follow this simple guideline: if it is "non-weldable rebar," then don't heat it up at all. If is isn't, go ahead if you think it will help. In order to bend rebar, you will need to hold one side of it in place, then pull down on the opposite end to bend it. As the vise holds the rebar in place, it bends right where the vise stops and the "free" section of the bar begins. Make sure your vice is well-anchored to your work bench. Your bend should be right at the end of the vise jaws. This makes it easier to hold and bend. The longer this pipe, as well, the more leverage you can get on the rebar, making it easier to bend. The longer your lever, or the free area outside of the vice, the less power you need to make your bend. Slowly and carefully press down on the steel pipe covering your rebar until you get your desired bend. For precise bends, you'll likely need a mold. You can cut and carve wood blocks, for example, and bend them the rebar around that. For even more precise bends or thicker rebar, you will need to move on to professional equipment, however. These machines come with dies that you bend the bar on top of to get the perfect angle. The sudden impact of a sledgehammer, for example, leaves you little control over the final shape. What's more, over bending damages the steel surface and can cause the bar to break of fail down the line.

summary: Wear personal, protective equipment. Choose a piece of rebar that can be reasonably bent by hand. Do not heat rebar in order to bend. Put the rebar into a vise, lining up your future bend with the end of the jaws. Place a steel pipe around the free end of the rebar. Put slow, even pressure on the bar to bend it. Never hit or smack a piece of rebar to bend it.

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If you've already bought a bottle of bubbles solution, you're ready to start. If you don't have any on hand, it is easily make your own using a few household supplies. First, use any kind of liquid soap as your base. Add cornstarch to make the bubbles strong. Mix the following ingredients in a bottle: 1/4 cup dish soap 1 cup water 1 teaspoon cornstarch Store-bought solution comes with a wand, but if you make your own bubbles solution you will need to make a wand. Here's a chance to get creative. A wand can be fashioned from any item that has a hole to blow through. Look for one of the following items you can easily make into a wand: A wire dipper for dying eggs. These come in egg dying kits used during Easter. This little wire contraption has a hole and a handle, making it the perfect wand for blowing bubbles. A pipe cleaner. Just bend one tip of the pipe cleaner into a circle shape and wrap it around the stem of the pipe cleaner. A plastic straw. Bend the end of the straw into a circle and tape it to the stem of the straw. A slotted spoon. You can dip the spoon in the bubbles solution and blow a lot of tiny bubbles at once. Any other item that can be bent into a circular shape. If it has a hole, you can blow a bubble through it! The solution should stretch over the hole to form a thin film. If you look closely you'll be able to see swirls of colorful soap in the film. The film should be thick enough to stay in place without breaking while you hold the wand steady for several seconds. If the bubbles solution breaks as soon as you lift the wand from the bottle, add a little more cornstarch to make it thicker. Or you could try adding an egg white. A soft, gentle stream of breath will cause the soap film to bend outward until it forms a bubble. You've just created a bubble! Experiment with different ways of blowing to see how the force of your breath affects the creation of bubbles. If you continue blowing past the first bubble, you might find that there's enough solution left on the wand to create a stream of bubbles.. Keep blowing until bubbles stop flowing through the wand. Try making a bigger bubble. Very slowly, blow a steady stream of air through the wand.

summary: Mix some solution. Find a wand. Dip the wand into the bubbles solution. Lift the wand to your lips and gently blow into the circle of the wand.

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This will reveal the Search bar. You can search for messages that were sent or contacts that you've chatted with. WhatsApp will search all of your conversations to find matches. This will open the conversation and highlight your search term in it.
summary: Tap the WhatsApp app on your Home screen. Tap Chats. Swipe down. Tap the Search bar. Type a search term. Tap a conversation from the search results.