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Use your web browser to go to a video streaming website, such as YouTube.com. Use the search bar at the top of the screen to type in the title or description of a video. Do so to select a video you'd like to download. Do so by clicking in the search bar at the top of the browser, clicking on Edit in the menu bar, then clicking on Select All. Then click on Edit once again, and click on Copy. Type "y2mate.com" in the search bar at the top of the browser and tap Return. It's at the top of the browser window. Paste the YouTube link into the text field. It's the blue button to the right of the link you entered. A list of available resolutions will be displayed, click on the video quality that works best for you. Once it's fully loaded, you can watch the video in your browser whenever you like, even without an Internet connection.

summary: Go to a video streaming website. Search for a video. Click on a video. Copy the URL for the video. Go to Y2Mate.com. Click in the link field. Click on Start. Select a video quality. The video will begin downloading within seconds.

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It's always a good idea to practice some basic cuts on scrap wood before working on any major piece. Doing so will give you the opportunity to become familiar with the tools. also, make sure to never cut towards your body, cut away from you in case the knife slips to avoid a trip to hospital. Always use sharp tools, even if you're only practicing. If the tools are sharp enough, they should make a clean, shiny cut through the wood without leaving any nicks or streaks behind. When you need to push a knife, gouge, or chisel through the wood, keep your hands behind the sharp cutting edge. These tools can slip as you work, and if your fingers are in front of the blade, it'll result in an injury. When working with knives, grasp the wood with your non-dominant hand. Keep the hand behind the blade of the tool, but carefully press the thumb of that hand against the blunt side of the tool to help control it. While holding your non-dominant hand steady, rotate your dominant hand and wrist to make the desired cut. When working with gouges, hold the handle in the palm of your dominant hand while steadying the shaft by pinching it between the thumb and index finger of your dominant hand. The cutting edge should rest against the wood. Remember to control the direction of the carving tool with your wrist and not your elbow. This is true regardless of the cut or tool used. Always make your cuts along the grain instead of working against it. Cutting up against the grain will cause the wood to splinter. Examine the wood and find the long, parallel lines running through it. These lines may or may not run parallel to the sides of the board, and they will be somewhat wavy instead of rigidly straight. Always carve in a downward direction onto those lines of grain. You can also carve diagonally across the grain or parallel to it, but do not carve up against the grain. If the wood begins to tear as you carve it even though the tool is sharp, you might be carving in the wrong direction. Switch to the opposite direction and check the results again. There are numerous cuts you'll need to learn as you practice this craft, but when you're first starting out, you should at least practice a few of the basics. The running cut creates a long channel in the wood. Hold the blade of a U-gouge or V-gouge to the surface of the wood and push it across the grain, keeping the pressure as even as possible. A stabbing cut creates sharp carvings in the surface of the wood, allowing you to create hard shadows. Push the cutting edge of a gouge straight into the wood, then pull it out without pushing it any further. Sweep cuts are long arc-shaped cuts. Use a gouge to push across the grain, rotating the handle as you push it forward to create an arc.

summary: Practice with scrap wood. Hold the knife correctly. Carve along the grain. Practice a few basic cuts.

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Pull open the box. Inside, you will find a bunch of individually-wrapped patches. Tear open 1 of these pouches or snip it open with a pair of scissors. To avoid damaging the patch, open the pouches from the ends. Some pouches may have a dotted line on 1 end. Follow the line to avoid damaging the patch. Slide the patch out of the wrapper. Look for a silver or clear-colored coating on 1 side of the patch. It has a line down the middle dividing it, similar to the strip on a sticky bandage. Hold the patch's sides and use the dividing line in the middle to peel off both halves of the protective coating. Avoid touching the sticky part of the patch, which is under the protective strip, as much as possible. Read the instructions on the box for more information on placing the patch properly. It's meant to go on your upper arm or chest. The area has to be smooth and hairless for the patch to stick in place and work as designed. If you are hairy, shave off hair as needed to place the patch. To ensure the patch sticks, try to find the smoothest, driest, and most hairless spot possible, such as the inside of your upper arm. Avoid placing the patch in any spots that are oily, irritated, burned, or broken out. Also avoid placing it on a tattoo, since it's uncertain how this affects the patch. Rest the patch on the heel of your palm with the adhesive side up. Press it to the area of skin you selected and count to 10 as you hold it in place. It's super sticky, so it shouldn't come off after this. Make sure the edges of the patch are firmly against your skin. You can use your fingers to lightly press down any spots that feel loose. Find the backing halves you removed earlier and slip them into the patch's pouch. Save the pouch by slipping it back into the box. It's useful for disposing of the patch later. Some boxes include a disposal tray to hold used pouches. Always keep the patches and wrappings out of the reach of children and pets. Touching the patch leaves nicotine on your hands. Take precaution by washing your hands immediately after handling a patch. Otherwise, you could end up touching and irritating your eyes and nose.
summary: Remove the patch from the packaging. Peel the protective strip off the patch. Select a smooth area of skin on your arm or chest. Press the patch in place for 10 seconds. Put the protective strip back in the pouch. Wash your hands with soap and water.