Today we are going to use a small bit of wood to practice our rebate joints. how to make a rebate joint: 1. measure the thickness of your wood. mine was 12 mm thick. then measure the half point of that on the side of the piece of wood. measure 12mm down the same side as the half line and mark that. mark that down and make a line going from there, t

Today we are going to start our box: 1. get a piece of wood, 50 cm long 2. cut the pieces of wood: - 2x 19cm - 1x 9cm - 1x 8cm 3. then, taking the two long pieces of wood, make one rebate joint on the right end. to see how to make a rebate joint, look at the "starter piece" post. since this is all i did on my first day, i will stop here!

To be honest, these weren't my best bake. as children, my parents would get these small custard pots, and we decided to try and recreate them. we started with the basic chocolate and vanilla, but started recreating harder flavours like coffee and caramel. they were delicious, and i hope you like them too! recipe: -375g of milk -15g of butter -30g o

These brownies.... honestly, they are amazing. i've been making them every week ever since i found out about the recipe. you can make them so easily, but the result is amazing. i really hope you enjoy the recipe. :) recipe: - 200g of dark chocolate - 110g of butter - 128g of sugar - 3 eggs - 1/4 of a tsp of salt - 1 tsp of vanilla essence/extract (

Difficulties: -i had a problem with my rebate joints, since i made them too large. - my box was asymmetrical, but the sander fixed it. tools used: -sander -chisel -mallet -saw -marking saw -ruler -square marker -sandpaper -hammer images:

I know i don't make much salty things, but this was delicious and really easy to make. serving 4-5 people, its really easy to make for a quick lunch or dinner or even a fancy side dish. i really hope you enjoy it. recipe: (5 people) -300-350g of macaroni - a pinch of salt - 80g of butter - 75g of flour - black pepper (to taste) - 3 cups of milk - 2

Today, we are going to continue our box: 1. sand down the rebate joints. sand down sawed edges. 2. take the shorter larger piece (9 cm), and put it in one of the two rebate joints. take 2 nails and nail them on the sides of the thin rebate joint side. then, take the small (8cm) piece, cut off 5mm-1cm of the top, add glue on one side and nail it to

This recipe makes about 12 cookies. i had originally made these for my mum, since she loves macadamia nuts. i made them with my brother, even though i prefer baking alone. hope you enjoy them, well, as much as i did! recipe: - 160g of sugar - 90g of melted butter - 1 egg - 5g of vanilla extract/essence (optional) - 160g of all purpose flour - 1/2 t

These were a great snack, and something that will stay in my family's recipe book. making them on a rainy, cold day, was the best idea ever. we ate warm muffins whilst reading and working. hope you enjoy them as much as we did! (btw: be careful while eating them because basked blueberries leave awful stains on clothing) recipe: - 375g of plain flou

These are the easiest cookies i have ever made, and are most probably the most delicious too. they make about 10 cookies, and are quite big! this is my new go to recipe for a cosy snack. recipe: - 64g of melted butter - 160g of sugar - 1 egg - 5g of vanilla essence/extract (optional) - 160g of all-purpose flour - 1/2 a tsp of baking soda - 55g of d