Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching!
23 June 2024: Making Profile and Laminating Inside Step 1
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching! Hello friends, this is Sven Yrvind. In today’s video, I’ll be taking you through the process of making a profile and laminating inside step one of my sailboat build. In this episode, we will discuss: 1. Creating a profile 2. Laminating the inside with glass fiber 3. The importance of each step in ensuring the strength and protection of your boat 4. How to avoid strains while working on challenging positions like leaning inside
Creating the Profile
I have prepared a form and now, it’s time to take it all the way. Firstly, I am going to cut along this line using an old blade, which is perfect for cutting through such materials. You see, I’ve been using this sharp blade, particularly effective for wood work. And behold! It turned out well – a total of four layers, and yes, they might not be perfect, but six layers will create a very strong bond. Next up is glass fibering the inside part of the profile:
How to Laminate Inside with Glass Fiber
I start by laying glass fibers on the edge, working my way up towards the middle. After that, I’ll proceed to do the other sides as well. The process requires patience, as it’s vital for both the strength and protection of the boat. It does take time, but trust me when I say, it’s worth every bit.
Laminating Inside Process – Challenges and Solutions
I’ve continued this process onto the port side of the dining room area. Surprisingly, it’s not as challenging as one might expect. However, working inside the boat and maneuvering in tight spaces is definitely a strain on the back. To avoid injury or long-term damage to your back muscles, make sure to take regular breaks and use appropriate ergonomics when possible. The task for tomorrow involves completing this particular part – which is part of the sleeping quarters area. A small change needs to be made to that clamp in order to facilitate better work progress.
Next Steps
To continue with laminating inside, I will keep going through the steps until the entire profile has been strengthened and protected. And with that, this episode concludes. Remember to always stay focused on your project while taking care of your health and safety. Tune in for more episodes as we continue building the sailboat together. Thanks for watching!
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Hi My name is Sven Yrvind. I design, build and cruise small boats. 1962 I left Sweden in 15 feet converted Blekingseka. I soon found out that there was room for improvement. To understand the basic I began to study mathematics and engenering. 1968 I sailed to England via many contries in a converted 13 feet rowing boat. People told me I be more happy on a bigger boat. November that year I found a wreck an old steam launch build 1885 I converted her to a staysail schooner and sailed her to Rio de Janeiro. That voyage advised me that a bigger boat do not bring happiness, happiness is an inside thing. I designed a 6 meter doubble ender built her in my mother basement. Tried to sail around Cape Horn with her but was capsized and pitchpoled. Later I built an 5.9 meter boat in her I rounded Cape Horn in the southern winter June 1980. I have continued to design, build, and cruise small boats often in high latitudes. Please support me on my donation button on my site yrvind.com
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This Youtube channel is about me Sven Yrvind. I am86 years 1 month old dyslectic solo sailor. I am adapting a modest size 30 year old 17 feet, 5.3 meter long high latitude canoe cruiser of my own design for a sail to Dunedin in NZ. There I have been promis...
This Youtube channel is about me Sven Yrvind. I am86 years 1 month old dyslectic solo sailor. I am adapting a modest size 30 year old 17 feet, 5.3 meter long high latitude canoe cruiser of my own design for a sail to Dunedin in NZ. There I have been promis...
This Youtube channel is about me Sven Yrvind. I am86 years 1 month old dyslectic solo sailor. I am adapting a modest size 30 year old 17 feet, 5.3 meter long high latitude canoe cruiser of my own design for a sail to Dunedin in NZ. There I have been promis...
This Youtube channel is about me Sven Yrvind. I am86 years 1 month old dyslectic solo sailor. I am adapting a modest size 30 year old 17 feet, 5.3 meter long high latitude canoe cruiser of my own design for a sail to Dunedin in NZ. There I have been promis...
This Youtube channel is about me Sven Yrvind. I am86 years 1 month old dyslectic solo sailor. I am adapting a modest size 30 year old 17 feet, 5.3 meter long high latitude canoe cruiser of my own design for a sail to Dunedin in NZ. There I have been promis...
This Youtube channel is about me Sven Yrvind. I am86 years 1 month old dyslectic solo sailor. I am adapting a modest size 30 year old 17 feet, 5.3 meter long high latitude canoe cruiser of my own design for a sail to Dunedin in NZ. There I have been promis...
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