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Making an omelette is simple!

1. Make a square of thin wood (the thinest piece of wood will be used as the outer piece of wood).
2. Cut the inner piece of wood in half. This will give you a piece of 1mm thick wood to finish the inside piece of wood. Do this until you have a piece of 1mm thick wood in each half of your omelette.
3. Cut the inner pieces of wood out of this piece of 1mm thick wood.
4. Make a square of thin wood.
5. Measure out 1mm of thickness from both ends of the 2nd hole.
6. Cut the inner hole out. You will now have a square of 2mm thick wood. This will be used as the outer piece of wood and you will be able to hold up the omelette like a glove. Use the 1mm thick wood as a guide to help in how to position the Omel. The 1mm thickness will not cover all the gap between the two ends of the square. It should not be too big as a safety measure. The 1mm should be wide enough for one person to hold the omel properly.
7. Make a square of thin wood. Repeat this step 4 until you have a square of 2mm thickness in each half of your omelette.
8. Cut the inner hole out. You will now have a square of 2mm thickness in each half of your omelette.
9. Measure out 2mm thickness from both ends of the middle hole.
10. Cut out the middle hole.
11. Make a square of thin wood.
12. Measure out 1mm thickness from both ends of the middle hole.
13. Cut the middle hole out. You will now have a square of 2mm thickness in each half of your omelette.
14. Cut out the middle hole.
15. Make a square of thick wood.
16. Measure out 2mm thickness from both ends of the middle hole.
17. Cut out the middle hole. You will now have a square of 1mm thickness in each half of your omelette.
18. Cut out the middle hole.
19. Make a square of thick wood.
20. Measure out 2mm thickness from both ends of the middle hole.
21. Cut the middle hole out. You will now have a square of 1mm thickness in each half of

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I bought an omelette maker for $14 on Amazon

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24. Add 4 nails at the top of the round-hole. 5 holes at the bottom of the round-hole, and then add another nail on top of the nails at the top of the round-hole. 5 holes at the bottom of the round-hole, and then add another nail on top of the nails at the top of the round-hole. 15 holes on either side of the square.

25. Use the two nails at the bottom of the round-hole to attach the rectangular pieces to the square pieces. Use the nails at the top of the round-hole to attach the squares to the square pieces. 26. Use the nails at the bottom of the round-hole to attach the square pieces to the square pieces.

27. Use the two nails at the bottom of the round-hole to attach the two rectangular pieces to the square pieces.

28. Use the two nails at the bottom of the round-hole to attach the square

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BignutzisBack posted...

I bought an omelette maker for $14 on Amazon

I don't trust a $14 omelet maker.

But I do like the fact that I can buy a lot of items that would otherwise require a large outlay of $9.99-$14.99 but is cheaper.

I actually think it is the best value.

i would not bother purchasing it until the cost starts dropping, but if you can always save a few bucks in shipping.

Click here for my review of the Macadamia Natural Signature Collection Macadamia Nut Cookies

For the cost, I would try and find a new omelet that I could love. But for $14, I would recommend trying out the Natura Macada. The quality is better, it doesn't crack or warp so it has a better shelf life, and the price is better. I am likely to buy it again because of the cost savings.

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TicketOak posted...

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Sorry.

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