A private company manager lost RM401,075 after falling victim to a non-existent online investment scheme.
Fresh off celebrating Mothers Day, let’s continue to recognise that every day is an opportunity to value mum’s love, sacrifice and unwavering support.
Crafted with love and intention, the keepsake box is a place to hold all the tangible reminders of cherished memories and precious moments shared with our mothers. 2. Create a border line half the thickness of the wood on all four sides for the base and only the short sides for the side pieces. Then make 2 markings on all the shorts sides at 1.5cm from the edge and 5 markings equally spaced on the long sides. Take two of the 40cm wood pieces and mark where to drill for the long sides, and mark another two pieces for the base.
4. Now, let’s bring out the glue and start building! Apply glue onto the short sides and then attach the long sides by hammering nails into the joints.
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