So first things first, we'll be needing some sort of working surface. I'm using my kitchen counter on which I have enough space it's firm enough I love the height LED lighting. So I'm using my drawing and measuring board like this one is great because it has this roller which has all sorts of things on itself and it makes things easier then you might be using a cutting mat if you don't like to cut on the working surface you have you can go to local arts and crafts store and my little cutting mats like this. They come in all shapes and sizes you can use that because we will be cutting the crossing I recommend plain old simple scalpel. If you don't have a scalpel a sharp says he will do just as well or you can get yourself something like this. This is a ruler which has a cutter on it and when I press this, you can see that the little metal and when I press this you can see a little metal cutter coming up.

I do not like to use this because it's hard to pinpoint the exact place where you will be starting your cut and and of course, but if you prefer you may use that one as well. That's regarding the cutting Now regarding decreasing which are the little lines on which the flaps and sides Fold, you will have to make that as well. So I suggest two different tools. Now regarding the crease marks, we have two solutions. You can use an old pencil that does not leave an ink marks anymore but it has around top which will nicely leave a deep crease line or I prefer to use a good old fashioned metal letter opener which is Just not enough not to cut through the cardboard but it's sharp enough to leave a nice mark. So, it's up to you which you prefer.

You will be needing a paper mill and of course you will be needing some type of white paper to draw or sketches to write down your measurements and stuff like that. And lastly, you will need some cardboard of your choosing. So those key ingredients in the next video we will cover the basics that each and every box should have in order to work properly. So let's get on