In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Painting, staining, or any kind of finishing work should be done to each individual piece of wood before putting them together. Pick up some stain or natural looking paint from the hardware store. Apply the stain or paint with a paint brush and let it dry for as long as necessary. Bright, flashy colors may scare off the birds and keep them from enjoying your birdhouse, so pick paints with neutral and natural tones. Do not paint the inside of the birdhouse, as birds will peck at the inside and may digest the paint. Whether you prefer to work on a workbench or on the ground, finding a flat surface is important. Lay out your tools on the surface so that they are easily reachable, and keep the other pieces of wood nearby. Using a workbench or table will allow you to build the birdhouse without bending down or sitting on the floor. With a wooden stick or paint brush, spread the wood glue on the outward facing parts of the walls and connect them. Go one piece at a time until you have the four birdhouse walls glued together. Position the rough part of the wood on the inside of the birdhouse if the wood is untreated on one side. Attach the clamps to each corner, putting pressure on the connecting edges. After attaching the clamps to all four walls, the wood glue will need to cure for at least thirty minutes. Clamp the pieces of wood firmly, but be cautious not to damage the wood or crack the walls by screwing them too tightly. The clamps put pressure on the wood and ensure that the glue sets properly. It is important to attach the bottom panel with screws so that you can clean the birdhouse when necessary. With small galvanized screws and a drill, set the floor panel even with the four walls and screw it in. Do not glue the floor panel, as it will be difficult to access the inside of the birdhouse if you do. The roof panels should overlap, with the left side (the longer piece) sitting higher than the right. Slope the roof panels, connecting the two pieces with wood glue and clamping them for thirty minutes prior to attaching them to the four walls. Attach the clamps tightly so that they put pressure on the connecting edges of the roof. The angled slope of the roof will keep water or snow from accumulating on top of the birdhouse. After the glue has dried, use the galvanized screws to set the roof panels into the front and back walls. Align your screws with the outer edges of the birdhouse walls carefully. Drill through the roof panels and into the outer edges of the front and back walls until the roof panels feel firm and secure.
Summary: Paint or stain the wood before you assemble the pieces. Place the 5x3.25in floor piece on a flat surface. Spread wood glue on the connecting edges of the birdhouse walls. Clamp the four walls of the birdhouse together and leave them to dry. Attach the floor piece with screws. Glue the wooden roof pieces to the four walls at a 90 degree angle. Screw the roof panels into the walls.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: One way to ensure your filing system runs efficiently is by filing paper as you process it. The filing system is not going to work if you put off filing papers. Getting into the habit of filing papers will also help your productivity and workflow. Every couple of months you should go through your filing system and do a brief sweep. You aren't required to review all your papers like you did for the initial organization. Check through all files and make sure everything is organized and in the right place. After the first few months you could also reflect if the system you choose is working for you. Once a year you should do a larger cleaning of your workspace. You might have some files that you regularly use, but you should now go through the other files you use less. Open the files you use less and read through all your documents to see if there is any unnecessary paperwork. Take out all the files and wipe down the filing cabinet with a damp washcloth to remove dust buildup.
Summary: File paperwork immediately. Keep your space updated. Clean out your space.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Generally, nail caps come in three sizes: small, medium, and large. These sizes depend on your cat's weight. Each manufacturer will define what sort of cat their product is designed for. Check the packaging carefully when shopping for nail caps to ensure you buy some that fit your cat's nails. Additionally, nail caps come in different sizes. Choose the size that fits your cat's nails. To select the size that will fit your cat's nails, check the nail cap package for information regarding which nail caps are best for a cat of a particular size. Choose a color that you like. Inside the nail cap package, you'll find a variety of materials. Every nail cap package is different, but each will probably include nail caps, adhesive, and applicator tips in varying quantities. Each of these objects will probably be packaged separately. Open each package in turn so that all necessary materials are ready for use. You'll only need one applicator tip and one container of adhesive. You might need to cut the adhesive container's top off. In other cases, the adhesive's lid will simply twist off. Additionally, your nail cap package should include an instruction manual. Read the instruction manual before applying the nail caps so that you're aware of the specific directions for use. While it is possible to put nail caps on your cat by yourself, the whole process proceeds much more smoothly if you hold and reassure your cat while a friend or family member applies the glue to the nail cap. Once the nail caps are ready, you can just slide them on your kitty's claws.
Summary:
Choose the right nail caps. Ready your materials. Ask a friend for help.