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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Will Form 8815 Cashed

Instructions and Help about Will Form 8815 Cashed

What's going on guys? I'm Cash with Cashed Out Boards, and in this video, we're going to go over the basics of building a cruiser longboard or skateboard press. Let's get started. Before I get started with how to actually build the press and use it, I want to quickly go over what you're going to need. So as you can see, it's very basic materials. You're going to need some two-by-fours. Also, threaded metal rods with nuts to go over it and some big washers or metal plates to serve as washers. Additionally, you'll need some scrap pieces of wood that are pretty thin, and some additional just scrap pieces of wood to make the kicktail press with. That's all you're going to need to build this press. Now we can get into how to actually build it. The very first thing to do when making your press is to draw a center line down the board that you're working with. When you're pressing board, that's important to try to keep everything as precise and accurate as possible. So laying out the press well ahead of time is a big help. After you draw your lengthwise center line, draw widthwise on the sturdy board too. Then, you could start building the components that you'll use to shape your board. If you want a kicktail, you'll have to build a wedge. I used some scrap plywood and one-inch thick maple to do this. When you do this, ensure that the angle isn't too steep that it'll break the wood of the board that you're trying to press. Also, for all the parts and components of the press that will be pressing the wood of the actual board that you're making, make sure that it's perfectly smooth so that way it doesn't indent...