Thank you for your advice. I am planning to bend the squares as you describe except I think I will have to do them cold which may be a little challenging. I have bent rebar before but never that short pieces. I hope to be able to do it with a pipe slid over the outside. The X sounds good in the middle and easy to make. I don't have a vibrator, my plan was to tap with a mallet but I don't know if that will be enough. I have six 3/4" anchor bolts that are about 2 feet long that I plan to use on the corners and the middles of the long sides. The other 14 will just be 1/2 " anchor bolts since that is all the local hardware store or lumberyard carry. I can bend the rebar apart at the top and they should stay separated once they are wired to the squares. I know I am supposed to keep them 2-3" from the edges of the concrete so I will need to be careful not to spread them too far. Do you have advice on how to keep the rebar centered in the form? Zach
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