Article: Find a tree, point your cursor at a block of wood below it, and hold down your mouse button until the wood breaks and appears in your inventory. In Minecraft PE, tap and hold the block of wood until it breaks. In Minecraft for consoles, point your cursor at the wood and hold the right trigger until the wood breaks. Press E on a computer to open your inventory. You should see a small grid in the top-right side of the inventory below the "Crafting" heading. In Minecraft PE, tap in the lower-right side of the screen, and tap the crafting table tab on the left side of the screen. On consoles, press X (Xbox) or square (PlayStation). Click the wood block to grab it, then click a square in the "Crafting" grid to place the block; you'll see four wood planks appear in the square to the right of the crafting grid. In Minecraft PE, tap the wood planks icon, then tap 4 x on the right side of the screen. On consoles, select the wood planks icon, then press A or X. Click the stack of wood planks, then right-click each square in the crafting grid (four total). You'll see the crafting table appear in the square to the right of the grid. In Minecraft PE, tap the crafting table icon, then tap 1 x on the right side of the screen. On consoles, select the crafting table icon, then press A or X. Press Shift while clicking the crafting table to transfer it directly into your inventory's quick-access bar. In Minecraft PE and console editions, crafting the wood planks automatically transfers them into your inventory quick-access bar. If your quick-access bar is full, you can replace one of the quick-access items with another item from your inventory (in this case, the crafting table). Select the crafting table in your quick-access bar to place it in your hand. Face the ground, then right-click it. This will place the crafting table on the ground in front of you. In Minecraft PE, tap the ground. On consoles, face the ground and press the left trigger. The resources needed for specific tools are as follows: Pickaxe - Two sticks and three wood, stone, iron, gold, or diamonds. Shovel - Two sticks and one wood, stone, iron, gold, or diamonds. Axe - Two sticks and three wood, stone, iron, gold, or diamonds. Sword - One stick and two wood, stone, iron, gold, or diamonds. Hoe - Two sticks and two wood, stone, iron, gold, or diamonds. You'll need at least one stick for each tool, though most tools mandate two. To craft four sticks, open your crafting menu, place one wood plank in the bottom row of the crafting grid, and place one wood plank directly above the first wood plank. You'll see a stack of four sticks appear to the right of the crafting grid; move them to your inventory before continuing. In Minecraft PE, tap , tap the crafting table tab, tap the stick icon, and tap 4 x on the right side of the screen. On consoles, press X (Xbox) or square (PlayStation), then select the stick icon and press A (Xbox) or X (PlayStation). Right-click the crafting table on a computer, tap the crafting table on Minecraft PE, or face the crafting table and press the left trigger on consoles. You are now ready to begin crafting your tools.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather one block of wood. Open the crafting menu. Turn the wood block into wood planks. Turn the wood planks into a crafting table. Move the crafting table into your inventory. Equip your crafting table. Place your crafting table on the ground. Gather your tools' resources. Craft sticks. Open your crafting table.
Article: Download the app from the App Store or Play Store. Tap "Sign up", enter your name, email, and password, then tap "Create Account". After signing up, you will be prompted to setup your computer if it is on hand. To do this, proceed to Dropbox (Computer) or press "Skip" to be taken directly to your Dropbox on your mobile device. This button appears along the bottom menu bar on iOS or by opening the menu in the upper left corner on Android. This button looks like the three horizontal dots and is in the upper right corner (iOS), or appears as a "+" icon in the lower right (Android). You will be prompted to enter a name for the folder. Tap "Create", then tap and drag files to add them to the folder. Folders created on mobile will appear as a subfolder in the Dropbox folder on a computer. You will be prompted to browse your device for files to upload. You can also upload files to dropbox by opening the app (e.g. Photos) and tapping the "Share" button and choosing dropbox as the share method. Tap the Settings (gear icon) button on the bottom row (iOS) or in the options menu in the upper left (Android). Tap "Camera Uploads" to turn the feature on or off. This feature will automatically upload any photos taken with that device to your dropbox. Open the menu in the upper right (three vertical dots) and tap "Refresh". This will force a sync and immediately fetch any files uploaded by another device using your account. iOS lacks this option and should refresh automatically. If you are having trouble, try restarting the Dropbox app.
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Sign up for Dropbox. Tap "Files". Tap the options menu. Tap "Create Folder". Tap "Upload file". Enable automatic camera uploads (optional). Refresh your uploads (Android).
Article: Pinch thin, vertical and horizontal sections of hair between your fore and middle fingers, then snip them with the hairdressing shears. Do one side first, then the other. Pinch some of the cut strand against the un-cut strands so that you know how much to cut off. To make sure the sides are even, pull the hair on both sides straight out, then visually compare them in the mirror. Comb the hair downwards, over the ears. Carefully cut into the hair around the ears, pointing the shears upwards. Use the natural hairline around the ears as a guide. Work your way back-to-front, then front-to-back. Begin by combing the hair on the back upward, then cutting whatever is sticking out of the comb. Work your way across the back and along the sizes. Finish off by pulling the hair away from the head with a comb, then going over it with a buzzer. Finish off the undercut by buzzing around the hairline along the nape and ears. If you are doing an undercut, consider blow drying the hair straight first. Pinch a vertical section of hair between your fore and middle fingers. Include a few cut strands from the back, and angle your fingers outward, away from your head. Cut the hair sticking out of the fingers. How much you angle your fingers depends on how long you want the top to be. The further you angle your fingers upwards, the longer the top will be. Work your way across the back of the crown, using the same angling technique as before. Use the same technique when you do the sides. If you have any hair left over on the top, measure it up against the already-cut strands on the tip of the angles. For the top of the head, gather the hair parallel to the hair line and cut straight across. Then, you need to check the hair on the top of the head against the other sections and the sides of the head. If you don't cut enough from the top, then you could end up with a mushroom shape. Leave the bangs alone for now.
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Cut the hair on the sides using the same technique a you did for the back. Feather the hair around the ear. Consider doing an undercut for a twist. Cut the top part of the hair. Continue cutting the top, blending it into the back and sides.