INPUT ARTICLE: Article: These traps are basically wooden boxes with a door in the front for the rabbit to enter. Live traps can be used to humanely capture and then release rabbits. You will need a trigger in the middle of the trap to close the door once the rabbit nudges it. The trigger is usually a wooden peg with a wire or string that you attach to the front door. Wooden traps, even when made with plywood, can be somewhat heavy to move, though. Place the bait to the back of the box as a lure to coax the rabbit into the trap. The rabbit should bump the trigger as it tries to reach the bait. Wooden traps are easy to build if you test the trigger a few times. They also are not very expensive. These traps are made of heavy wire mesh or gauge wire, and they might have a steel frame. You can find them at some pet or hardware stores or online. Such traps usually have a single entry, where they are open at one end, or even a double entry, where both ends open, and they collapse for easier storage or moving. They work the same way as wooden traps. The rabbit is enticed into the trap with bait, and a trigger causes the door to close. These traps are lighter in weight and more open. The animal doesn't realize it's being confined as much as it would with a wooden trap, so mesh traps can be more effective. Rabbit traps are usually 24"x7"x7" and 24"x8"x8". You don't want to make it too big or you could catch other animals. Remember that rabbits usually live in areas with good cover. This means you will find them in brush piles, in fence rows, and in briar patches. Rabbits also like low-cut bluegrass. You should place the rabbit trap along trails that rabbits have already made in these areas. Rabbits are likely to use the same trails as they have in the past. Put the trap right in the pathway. You could also put the trap in front of a hole in the ground or in front of a brush pile, if you know that these are being used as rabbit dens. You could also place a trap in an area where you see rabbit droppings. In a trap with a single door, put the bait at the end. In a trap with two doors, put the bait in the center of the trap. You want to position the bait, so you lure most of the rabbit's body into the trap. This should set off the door trigger by engaging the metal plate in the trap. Wear gloves when you bait your trap so that you don't leave a trace of human scent in the trap. This will stop rabbits from coming into it. Put a brick on top of the trap so the animal won't knock it over.

SUMMARY: Make a wooden box trap. Buy an open mesh live animal trap. Place the trap where rabbits hide. Bait the trap.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Cut a piece of string that's anywhere from 25 feet (0.611.52m), depending on your preference. Hammer small nails into your wall at the same height and slightly less distance apart than the length of your string, and tie each end of the string to a nail. Take a set of wooden or colorful plastic clothespins to hang your photos along the string in any order you like. Create a bigger gallery by hanging more string with nails above and below your first one, and attach more photos depending on your preference. A benefit to this option is you can switch the photos out as you please at any time. Hammer a nail into the wall where you'd like your photo. Open the binder clip so it's ready to clip something, and hang 1 metal piece onto the nail. Then simply clip the top centers of your photos into the clips, and you're set to go. Most people like to use a set of black clips for this option, but you can choose any color you like. For similarly sized photos, try creating rows with your nailed binder clips. Or, hang various sized photos with a larger one at the center and smaller ones around it. A unique alternative for larger photos is to use skirt or pants hangers that you have lying around. Use matching wooden, metal, or plastic hangers for the best results. Hammer one nail into your wall for each photo you'd like to hang, hang the hanger onto the nail, then clip the photo in place. This option tends to work best with larger photos. Try arranging them on the wall in 2 vertical rows. If you like the idea of still having a background to your larger photos, using clipboards could be a great choice for you. Take some matching clipboards and clip your photos into them. Hang your clipboards with nails in any pattern you like onto your wall try rows, a diamond shape, or alternating zig-zag rows. To add extra pizazz to some plain clipboards, decorate the borders of them first with colorful paint or glitter. Take a string of white or colored lights and hang them in a zig-zag pattern on your wall, attaching each corner of the string to the wall with a nail. Then take any clips of your choice, such as clothespins or binder clips, and attach your photos to the string in various places between the lights. Be sure that you're close enough to an outlet to plug the lights in if you're doing this option. Or, use a matching extension cord to reach your light string.
Summary: Use clothespins on a string for a stylish look. Try matching binder clips to create a photo gallery. Use skirt or pants hangers as an ecofriendly option. Hang clipboards for larger photos. Clip photos to a string of lights for a brilliant option.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The sparks and light that welding gives off is extremely bright and can harm your eyes. There's also the possibility of metal debris or sparks flying into your face. Purchase an auto-darkening welding helmet online or at a hardware store to protect your eyes and face from the sparks and heat generated from the welding machine. Purchase welding gloves online or at a hardware store. Welding gloves are typically made of cow or pig hide and will protect your hands from electrical shock, heat, and radiation. Always wear gloves when welding something. An apron will prevent sparks from the welding machine from making contact with your clothes or potentially burning you. Get a durable, non-flammable apron online or at a hardware store. Look at all the wires, hoses, and connections on your welder. Replace any damaged or worn components before using the welder. Some welders require calibration at regular intervals. Always be sure that the calibration is up to date; there is no grace period.

SUMMARY:
Purchase a welding helmet. Get heavy duty welding gloves. Wear a leather apron. Inspect your welder before beginning.