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With the rod and wood pieces unmoving, screw the rod clamp screws back in place. Now the rod is dialed in to make the stop really mean 0" when it's at the 0" mark.

Howto_LilRock10 by Charming Secret

cosphoto_a006 by Ryuji Onomi

How to make? (FFX/tidus) cosplayItem

Discussion Board 3 by L K

How to post to a discussion board forum on Blackboard

Step 10 by ccarlstead

The start of the next arc should start farther in then the previous. And the arc should have a radius of 5x centered at B.

How to Remove Yourself by mikaelhoo

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Infographics from a booklet on finding inspiration. Fun to make.

worm_compost_bag03.JPG by Amy Youngs

ricotta cheese by Red Spoon

How to Make Ricotta Cheese on theredspoonblog.com/how-to

Movie in XBMC by tehcypress

Hotcakes HOWTO by sanmai

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Back of Applique Banner by sk

2. Start punching 4 holes into every card, using the template by sk

I used an awl, but a tiny screwdriver or metal knitting needle (or similar) may also work. Use the template to ensure the holes are in the same position for each card.

Howto_canmake7_sweeteyes by Charming Secret

Step 1: Draw Stocking onto fabric by sk

Draw the shape of the stocking on the arm-fabric. Mine was 6” at the top of the arm, 5“ at the wrist, and 8.5” at its widest (paw). Give 1.4“ seam allowance on all sides.

Beads sheen study, attempt 1 by Peter Hosey

My first attempt at putting a sheen on my beads in Iron Coder 0. This one was too hard for me to express in a Bézier path.

figma Shamal How-to - the Hat part 1 by Yuuichi-kun

1) Remove her bangs

2) Line up the hat on her head so the hole lines up like so.

Discussion Board 6 by L K

How to post to a discussion board forum on Blackboard

step 1a by stitchdiva

howto-1 by Oriental Stamp Art

IMG_1969.JPG by Gary Fixler

See? 12".

I later switched the blade from a rip (26 teeth) to a finish (90 teeth), and the cut quality got amazing. The ends look like finished plastic now. I may never use a ripping blade again. This is the old rip cut, clocking in at 12". It seems just shy of it to me, but again, all of this can be dialed in to very high tolerances. At this point, the tape measure may not even be the best judge, if the end piece is loose.

Mix together cocoa butter, shea butter, almond oil, and beeswax into container. by Gina Kurtz

Here, Lincoln is adding the shea butter to the mixture. We just used a 1 cup measuring cup for our container. Note, the beeswax is hard to get off stuff after you are finished, so use something you are 'designating' for making balms, salves, lotions, etc.

2012-8-10-Blueprint-Elnathan John-How to participate in Olympics by talatu-carmen

Step Two [Apply Base Coat ] by Jem Ross

So I always start off with my base coat first.

HowTo by Joe C

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Mei changed Obitsu body!! 3 by faiena

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I took wig out just back side

How To Add A JavaScript Twitter Widget To Posterous by Joe Garcia

blog.joe-garcia.com via email here.

howto by Command Z

Howto_CaliforniaGirl1017 by Charming Secret

howto_04 by jamie colbert

5.eyes by Rick Lovell

The details of the face are quite impressionistic and loose; I just wanted to get enough detail to capture the expression on the lemur's face.

The eyes were done on a seperate layer; I used the lasso tool to create selections for the eyes and filled them with an orange that was a touch more saturated than the photo. I added pupils and a catchlight using a small brush and the Wacom tablet.

You can see in this close-up where the smudge tool comes in handy for softening the fur, especially under his chin.

Howto_canmake11_sweeteyes by Charming Secret