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Yeah I can help you with that shelving project. The key is to start with a good leveling process. I usually mark the wall studs first with a pencil and then use a level to draw a horizontal line where I want the shelf to go. For floating shelves you need to make sure the brackets are anchored into the studs. If you can't hit studs then toggle bolts work but they're not as strong. The wood choice matters too. Pine is affordable but can warp. I would recommend using poplar or oak if you can afford it. Make sure to pre-drill your holes before screwing to avoid splitting the wood. Also sand everything before you install it because sanding after is a pain. For the finish I like using a wipe-on polyurethane because it is easy to apply and gives a nice smooth result. Let me know if you need tools or help cutting the wood to size. I have a circular saw you can borrow and a miter box for angled cuts. The whole project took me about a weekend including drying time for the finish.

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I have been experimenting with sourdough starters and it is actually simpler than I thought. The key is patience and consistency. I mix equal parts flour and water by weight each day and keep it at room temperature. After about a week it becomes active and bubbly. The best flour mix I have found is half bread flour and half whole wheat. The whole wheat gives it more nutrients for the yeast to feed on. When it is ready you can see it double in size within a few hours of feeding. For the actual bread baking I use a Dutch oven to get that nice crust. I preheat the pot in the oven at 450 degrees and then drop the dough in carefully. The steam from the covered pot creates a perfect crust. I have been making loaves for my neighbors and they seem to like them. The whole process takes about 24 hours from start to finish but most of that is just waiting. I also tried adding rosemary and garlic to one batch and it turned out really well.

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Yeah I can help you with that shelving project. The key is to start with a good leveling process. I usually mark the wall studs first with a pencil and then use a level to draw a horizontal line where I want the shelf to go. For floating shelves you need to make sure the brackets are anchored into the studs. If you can't hit studs then toggle bolts work but they're not as strong. The wood choice matters too. Pine is affordable but can warp. I would recommend using poplar or oak if you can afford it. Make sure to pre-drill your holes before screwing to avoid splitting the wood. Also sand everything before you install it because sanding after is a pain. For the finish I like using a wipe-on polyurethane because it is easy to apply and gives a nice smooth result. Let me know if you need tools or help cutting the wood to size. I have a circular saw you can borrow and a miter box for angled cuts. The whole project took me about a weekend including drying time for the finish.
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I have been experimenting with sourdough starters and it is actually simpler than I thought. The key is patience and consistency. I mix equal parts flour and water by weight each day and keep it at room temperature. After about a week it becomes active and bubbly. The best flour mix I have found is half bread flour and half whole wheat. The whole wheat gives it more nutrients for the yeast to feed on. When it is ready you can see it double in size within a few hours of feeding. For the actual bread baking I use a Dutch oven to get that nice crust. I preheat the pot in the oven at 450 degrees and then drop the dough in carefully. The steam from the covered pot creates a perfect crust. I have been making loaves for my neighbors and they seem to like them. The whole process takes about 24 hours from start to finish but most of that is just waiting. I also tried adding rosemary and garlic to one batch and it turned out really well.
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