Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure you're using the proper frame. Concern yourself with the upper and lower tools. Pay attention to the tips for your upper and lower tool tips. Mind the attachments. Edit your gun with circuits.

Answer: This is the first and most obvious rule. You will need to use smaller frames for guns such as regular plasma shooters and machine guns. You will use much larger handles once you're making guns that shoot saw blades from the bottom and grenades from the top however! These dictate what kind of projectiles your gun uses. Always make sure you're using combos that make sense. You need to find your own balance between those powerful tools that rip necromorphs to pieces, and the smaller less powerful tools that will keep them at bay. For example, it may seem like a great idea to pack two powerhouses on one gun, but that is not always the case. Two powerhouses also will mean slow shots. Use the tips to adjust exactly how your tool fires. There are hundreds of different ways you can make different tips and tools work together. The best way to figure it out is to experiment! For example, you really love that pneumatic torch but wish there was a way you could make the fire come out in a smaller area with more power. Easy peasy: you would need to attach a compressor. You can have up to two attachments on your weapon at all times, and they alter the way your gun fires in general. You can connect a safety guard if you're using a grenade launcher. This will prevent you from taking any splash damage if you should happen to get trigger-happy in a narrow hallway. It's the last way that you can edit your gun. Most tools can hold up to 4, so 8 total for each of your guns. These have a variety of effects that alter the damage you do, your reload speed, ammo capacity and more. The more you begin to think about it the more you realize that in Dead Space 3 your guns really are all your own. You can make them, experiment, change a few things, and try again. Before you know it you will have your ultimate weapon combo!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select the best type of ham. Chop the vegetables. Heat up the ham in oil.

Answer: For the most traditional flavor, use salty country ham. Black-eyed peas can technically be prepared using nothing more than salt and water. The taste of the beans can be rather dull on their own, however, and it is more traditional to prepare them with pork and certain vegetables. Smoked ham steak makes a good choice when cooking black-eyed peas using the alternative slow cooker method. A ham bone works, as well. Use a sweetened ham, like a honey-baked ham, if you want a sweeter taste. Bacon or pancetta are also popular choices to use when preparing black-eyed peas. The vegetables should be chopped into small pieces with a sharp kitchen knife. Give the onions a rough chop until the pieces are roughly 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) in size. Use a tangier variety, like a white onion or yellow onion, for a heartier taste. Use a sweet onion variety, like a Vidalia onion, for a milder, sweeter taste. You could also use 1/4 cup (120 ml) dried minced onion flakes instead of the whole onions to save time. Dice the tomatoes into 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) chunks, saving the juice. To save time, you can also use a 12-oz (375 ml) can of diced tomatoes. For a spicier twist, select a can a diced tomatoes with chopped green chili peppers. Place the garlic on your cutting board with the broad, dull side of the knife blade held against it. Carefully yet forcefully smack the knife down to break open the garlic and remove the skin. The garlic can be used this way, or you can also mince the garlic into fine pieces with a knife. Alternatively, you can use 1/4 tsp (1.25 ml) of garlic powder, instead. Heat the oil in a large stockpot over medium-high heat. Add the ham and cook for 4 minutes or until the edges begin to crisp up, stirring frequently. This step is only optional. You can prepare the beans without crisping up the pork first.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wipe down the cooled oven. Clean other parts as needed. Avoid hand-cleaning with abrasive material.

Answer: Wait until the cleaning cycle is completely finished, the oven is cooled, and the door lock is disengaged to open the oven. Wipe down the inner surfaces of the oven with a damp cloth to complete the cleaning process. The high temperatures of the pyrolytic cleaning cycle carbonize food matter in the oven until it turns to a light ash, not unlike that from a cigarette or campfire. This makes it easy to sweep out with just a cloth. For after a steam-clean cycle, simply use a damp cloth to remove the softened and loosened food material from the surfaces of the oven. Clean the inner glass on the oven door, the oven racks, and any other elements with persistent stains using baking soda or your favorite cleaner. You can clean removable items while the self-cleaning cycle is completed. For an easy way to clean oven racks that must be removed from the oven before a self-clean, soak them in the bathtub with dishwasher detergent or apply baking soda and vinegar to remove built-up stains. Further clean the inside of the oven door only if the self-clean cycle has not removed all stains from it, and only after it has cooled completely from that cycle. Spot-clean in between self-cleaning cycles on your oven, but don't use abrasive materials like scrubbing brushes, rough sponges, or steel wool. These and harsh soaps will scratch away the pyrolytic coating, or the special enamel, that make self-cleaning possible. If you want to clean your oven by hand with cleaner, try a product that's intended for use with self-cleaning ovens, like Easy Off. Or use another mild cleaner or soap with a soft cloth or sponge. You should plan to use the self-cleaning feature regularly to avoid further need for cleaning. How often you perform this cycle will depend on your oven model, so consult the owner's manual or manufacturer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply stickers or washi tape to the envelope for a quick and easy option. Create fun shapes and designs with a paper punch. Combine multiple paper punch shapes to make animal art. Tie ribbon around the envelope to make it look like a gift box. Add jewels or buttons for something extra.

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Stickers come in countless shapes, colors, sizes, and styles. You can find decorative washi tape in almost any color and design. The possibilities here are endless! Arrange the stickers in a way to create a picture, or place them sporadically across the envelope. It's also okay to keep it simple and only use 1 or 2 stickers in one of the corners. Add 3D or foam stickers for more visual interest and texture. Make stripes or frames with the washi tape for a sleek look. Try placing a sticker at the point on the flap to create a seal and secure the envelope, or line the entire flap with washi tape. Paper punches range from basic shapes like circles and ovals, to more complex designs like flowers and scalloped circles. Punch basic shapes out of patterned paper and glue the paper shapes on the envelope. Create 3D flowers by layering the flower shapes on top of one another. Using a few basic shapes like circles and ovals, you can make anything from fish and frogs to bears and owls. If your recipient has a favorite animal, try making it, but any cute animal is sure to make them smile. For example, to create a ladybug: Punch out one large black circle and one small black circle. Use a glue stick or craft tape to adhere the small circle to the top of the large circle. This creates the body and head. To make the wings, punch out a large red circle and draw black dots on it. Then cut the red circle in half. Position the wings so they appear to be open, and adhere them to the large black circle, just underneath the "head." To make movable wings, use a small brad to attach the red half-circles. This is a great idea if you are giving the recipient money or a gift card. Use ribbon in any color or design. The ribbon can be thin or thick, and you can even use multiple kinds at the same time. Instead of tying the ribbon around the envelope, try making a bow out of the ribbon and gluing it on the envelope. Glue blingy fake diamonds or pearls on the envelope. Place them sporadically, or use them to create swirly lines or other designs. This would be a fun option for a girly-girl or someone who loves jewelry. For added texture and visual interest, try gluing buttons on the envelope.