[Template] Tutorial Blog Post

Contributors:

• Douglas Pecot

• Adam Smith (hyperlink contributors where appropriate!)

Project Introduction

This is a good section to show your completed project along with a diagram of whatever it is you want to make. I'd suggest labelling the parts so it's easier to identify in the BOM later. I used color coding to make assemblies and components clear, but you are welcome to use any other hierarchy system you'd like:

Materials + Tools Needed

You can use the built in "Table" tool on the left of the editor to add a list of tools and materials.

I would suggest making a table for the Bill of Materials (BOM) and a list for the tools needed.

Tools Needed:

• Phillips Head Screwdriver

• Skate Wrench (for special/non-standard tools, it's highly recommended to hyperlink. This also increases SEO!)

Bill of Materials

Name	URL	#	Assembly	Description
1" Skateboard Truck Screws	Link to Shoppee Store	8	Truck + Wheels	Need these to hold the trucks on!
Trucks	etc	2	Truck + Wheels	etc
Wheels	etc	4	Truck + Wheels	etc
Deck	etc	1	Deck	You can order this yourself or DIY!
Bearings	etc	16	Truck + Wheels	etc

Instructions

This is where you want to break your tutorial down into different stages. For larger projects you may want to use a nested/hierarchical structure like this:

1. BIG Step 1

   1. little step 1

   2. little step 2

2. BIG Step 2

   1. little step 1

   2. little step 2

   3. little step 3

   4. etc.....

Use your headings feature to differentiate different levels of heading:

Step 1: Attach Grip Tape

Some pictures of course how to do the process, and attention to any details or common pitfalls (definitely document things that you came across!)

Step 2: Assemble Trucks

This step may be suitable for sub-steps

Step 3: Attach Trucks and Wheels

Yada yada yada

Appendix:

Now is not a bad time to add a list of any extra references you may have found useful while making this tutorial:

• https://www.skatedeluxe.com/blog/en/wiki/skateboarding/skateboard-assembly-instructions/