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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Can Form 8815 Pub

Instructions and Help about Can Form 8815 Pub
What's happening everybody today we're talking about curved concrete countertops how about a curved bar top let's make something cool Music adding curves to your concrete can add a dramatic yet elegant look so we're gonna just jump right into making this mold so we're gonna start by talking about the material we're gonna use so the key to this project is gonna be using a material called white board it's similar to mail me what's got a nice plastic finish on it but instead of being a particle board substrate it's a hard board substrate making it nice and flexible you get those smooth subtle curves for our mold Applause Music let's cut the base to a more manageable size then rip to strips at an inch and a half of it we need to make a cardboard template and I'm going to show you how to do that simply by using a nail and a string I'm going to show you guys an old trick first you're going to tie a little loop on the end of your string you take one of these really cool clamps you're gonna clamp it down at the end of the table right at the edge you're gonna draw your line along the bench Music now we can hang our tape measure right in the end and then we're going to make our two marks where's our inner and our outer radius in this case our radius is three foot six inches 9/16 our outer radius is two foot five inches and eleven sixteenths insert a 16 penny nail through the loop drive the nail into the ground and this will be our pivot point for the string then position a marker at the marks you made and draw their arc Music...