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You can buy this at a construction supply store like Lowe's or Home Depot, but you can also use scraps from a place like Habitat for Humanity's ReStore for much cheaper. If you have scrap wood lying around from a past project, this can be an ideal use for it. If you are making 16 16 16in (41 41 41cm) boxes, the scraps should be at least 16 inches (41cm) square. You should also have 6 pieces that are as long as all your boxes put together, and 3 of them should be at least 16 inches (41cm) wide. You should have 1 of these for every box you're making, plus 1 more. They should be the width and length that you want each box to be. If you're making 16 16 16in (41 41 41cm) boxes, your side and divider pieces should be 16 inches (41cm) square. Measure and mark where you will cut before using your saw. You should always wear work gloves, safety glasses, and a dust mask while cutting, and work on a stable surface. These should be the same length as your side and divider pieces, but only 2 inches (5.1cm) wide. You will end up using these pieces to hold the sides and dividers in place and make the boxes more stable. Cut 1 for each side and 2 for each divider. The width of these pieces will be the same as your side and divider pieces, and you can calculate how long it should be by multiplying the width times the number of boxes you're building. For instance, if you're making 3 boxes that are 16 inches (41cm) wide, your top and back pieces should be 16 inches (41cm) wide and 48 inches (120cm) long. The bottom piece will create a ledge on the front and give you a place to put a perch bar for your hens to hop up onto when they enter the boxes. You'll want a short board that stretches across the bottom front of all the boxes, to keep the bedding and eggs from falling out. This should be as long as your top piece, and at least 3 inches (7.6cm) wide. You can also use a long wire for the lip instead of a board. This will make it easier to clean your boxes as it can be easily removed, but may not be as effective at keeping eggs and bedding from falling out. The wire can be hooked onto a screw or nail on each side of the boxes, and removed when you want to clean dirty bedding materials out of the boxes. These should be as long as your top piece and 23 inches (5.17.6cm) wide. One will go along the front top of your boxes and screw into the top and sides for extra stability, and one will be screwed to the front of the protruding bottom piece to serve as a perching bar for your chickens. This will give them something to grasp when they hop up onto the platform to enter their boxes.

summary: Choose a flat wood like plywood that is about 2 inches (5.1cm) thick. Cut out your side and divider pieces using a circular saw or table saw. Make support pieces for your sides and dividers. Create back and top pieces long enough to cover all your boxes. Make a bottom piece as long as the top piece but 10 inches (25cm) wider. Cut 1 long piece for the front lip. Cut two pieces for the top trim and perch bar.

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Fill the lower chamber of your moka pot with water and set the strainer on top. Fill the strainer with your espresso-ground coffee and wipe away any grounds on the edge. Screw on the top of the pot and set it on your stove over low heat. Heat the espresso until you hear gurgling and the water boils. Turn off the heat once the moka pot is full of espresso. Stir the pot and use the espresso right away. Avoid packing down the espresso in the strainer. This can clog your moka pot. You should heat the moka pot for 5 to 7 minutes.

summary: Make your espresso in a moka pot.

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Life doesn't always go according to plan and there will be times when he needs you. Be there for him and be supportive when he experiences relationship, job, health, or other problems. In turn, he's more likely to be there for you. You can learn a lot about one another when you're away from your normal environs and you're doing something that requires you to support each other. Try to set up some outdoor activities with him to just spend some quality time. Camping is a great get-away. Set up a tent, start the fire, break out the s'mores. A night under the stars could be a great bonding experience. Exercise together in the mountains. Grab a mountain bike or just put on some running shoes before you hit the trails. Fishing is a great way to have a quiet moment together. Sitting near some serene water could provide a moment for you to both have a great discussion, and you might even catch some fish. If you live apart, make a time to meet in a local cafe or one another's house to catch up over coffee or a meal. And if you live overseas, arrange for one of you to make the "journey of a lifetime" to catch up with each other in the foreign destination. Find a way to laugh out loud or cheer with one another, a moment that just allows you to let loose in your brother's company. Jokes and tales can be a great way to reconnect without the usual hubbub of sibling life around you. A comedy club could be a great way to laugh until your sides hurt. Maybe you'd even like to try your hand at stand up comedy? Choose a movie to watch together. Go to the fancy theater, a dollar theater, or rent. Whatever it is, even if it's something on TV, find a movie in which you will both be able to immerse yourself. Go to a concert. Dress up, sing all the songs, dance until your heart is content. Going to a concert might even improve your health. Sometimes he might be in a situation where he needs your support and backing in a public way. Be sure to be there for him as a person who trusts and believes in him.
summary: Be there for him during tough times. Go on a trip together. Find some entertainment together. Stand up for your brother or be there for special events in his life.