9 Aug 2024 Same as before 5th time
If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. While providing a general update on his project, Sven didn’t delve into the specifics of each locker’s dimensions or materials used. This reflects his hands-on approach where understanding through doing is paramount over extensive explanations.
However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. While providing a general update on his project, Sven didn’t delve into the specifics of each locker’s dimensions or materials used. This reflects his hands-on approach where understanding through doing is paramount over extensive explanations.
However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. In this particular episode, Sven focused on completing the installation on the port side of the bedroom, indicating that it was now finished from start to finish, a testament to his dedication and skill. The process involved numbering each locker as he completed them for efficient tracking—lockers one through four were successfully installed.
Despite expressing confidence in his understanding of how to proceed with installing lockers on the starboard side (still requiring another four), Sven emphasized that the process was time-consuming. He estimated it would take two more days at his current rate, assuming no interruptions.
However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. On [9 Aug 2024], seasoned boatbuilding expert and YouTuber Sven Yrvind shared his ongoing journey of installing lockers in the cabin of his vessel. This episode marks his fifth attempt at this task, highlighting a methodical and thorough approach to craftsmanship.
In this particular episode, Sven focused on completing the installation on the port side of the bedroom, indicating that it was now finished from start to finish, a testament to his dedication and skill. The process involved numbering each locker as he completed them for efficient tracking—lockers one through four were successfully installed.
Despite expressing confidence in his understanding of how to proceed with installing lockers on the starboard side (still requiring another four), Sven emphasized that the process was time-consuming. He estimated it would take two more days at his current rate, assuming no interruptions.
However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. On [9 Aug 2024], seasoned boatbuilding expert and YouTuber Sven Yrvind shared his ongoing journey of installing lockers in the cabin of his vessel. This episode marks his fifth attempt at this task, highlighting a methodical and thorough approach to craftsmanship.
In this particular episode, Sven focused on completing the installation on the port side of the bedroom, indicating that it was now finished from start to finish, a testament to his dedication and skill. The process involved numbering each locker as he completed them for efficient tracking—lockers one through four were successfully installed.
Despite expressing confidence in his understanding of how to proceed with installing lockers on the starboard side (still requiring another four), Sven emphasized that the process was time-consuming. He estimated it would take two more days at his current rate, assuming no interruptions.
However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there.
In this particular episode, Sven focused on completing the installation on the port side of the bedroom, indicating that it was now finished from start to finish, a testament to his dedication and skill. The process involved numbering each locker as he completed them for efficient tracking—lockers one through four were successfully installed.
Despite expressing confidence in his understanding of how to proceed with installing lockers on the starboard side (still requiring another four), Sven emphasized that the process was time-consuming. He estimated it would take two more days at his current rate, assuming no interruptions.
However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.
As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
Calls-to-Action
For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.
Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
Calls-to-Action
For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. While providing a general update on his project, Sven didn’t delve into the specifics of each locker’s dimensions or materials used. This reflects his hands-on approach where understanding through doing is paramount over extensive explanations.
However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Next Steps
Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
Calls-to-Action
For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. While providing a general update on his project, Sven didn’t delve into the specifics of each locker’s dimensions or materials used. This reflects his hands-on approach where understanding through doing is paramount over extensive explanations.
However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Next Steps
Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
Calls-to-Action
For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. In this particular episode, Sven focused on completing the installation on the port side of the bedroom, indicating that it was now finished from start to finish, a testament to his dedication and skill. The process involved numbering each locker as he completed them for efficient tracking—lockers one through four were successfully installed.
Despite expressing confidence in his understanding of how to proceed with installing lockers on the starboard side (still requiring another four), Sven emphasized that the process was time-consuming. He estimated it would take two more days at his current rate, assuming no interruptions.
Technical Details
While providing a general update on his project, Sven didn’t delve into the specifics of each locker’s dimensions or materials used. This reflects his hands-on approach where understanding through doing is paramount over extensive explanations.However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Next Steps
Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
Calls-to-Action
For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. On [9 Aug 2024], seasoned boatbuilding expert and YouTuber Sven Yrvind shared his ongoing journey of installing lockers in the cabin of his vessel. This episode marks his fifth attempt at this task, highlighting a methodical and thorough approach to craftsmanship.
In this particular episode, Sven focused on completing the installation on the port side of the bedroom, indicating that it was now finished from start to finish, a testament to his dedication and skill. The process involved numbering each locker as he completed them for efficient tracking—lockers one through four were successfully installed.
Despite expressing confidence in his understanding of how to proceed with installing lockers on the starboard side (still requiring another four), Sven emphasized that the process was time-consuming. He estimated it would take two more days at his current rate, assuming no interruptions.
Technical Details
While providing a general update on his project, Sven didn’t delve into the specifics of each locker’s dimensions or materials used. This reflects his hands-on approach where understanding through doing is paramount over extensive explanations.However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Next Steps
Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
Calls-to-Action
For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there. On [9 Aug 2024], seasoned boatbuilding expert and YouTuber Sven Yrvind shared his ongoing journey of installing lockers in the cabin of his vessel. This episode marks his fifth attempt at this task, highlighting a methodical and thorough approach to craftsmanship.
In this particular episode, Sven focused on completing the installation on the port side of the bedroom, indicating that it was now finished from start to finish, a testament to his dedication and skill. The process involved numbering each locker as he completed them for efficient tracking—lockers one through four were successfully installed.
Despite expressing confidence in his understanding of how to proceed with installing lockers on the starboard side (still requiring another four), Sven emphasized that the process was time-consuming. He estimated it would take two more days at his current rate, assuming no interruptions.
Technical Details
While providing a general update on his project, Sven didn’t delve into the specifics of each locker’s dimensions or materials used. This reflects his hands-on approach where understanding through doing is paramount over extensive explanations.However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Next Steps
Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
Calls-to-Action
For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there.
Installing Cabin Lockers: A Detailed Journey with Sven Yrvind
On [9 Aug 2024], seasoned boatbuilding expert and YouTuber Sven Yrvind shared his ongoing journey of installing lockers in the cabin of his vessel. This episode marks his fifth attempt at this task, highlighting a methodical and thorough approach to craftsmanship.In this particular episode, Sven focused on completing the installation on the port side of the bedroom, indicating that it was now finished from start to finish, a testament to his dedication and skill. The process involved numbering each locker as he completed them for efficient tracking—lockers one through four were successfully installed.
Despite expressing confidence in his understanding of how to proceed with installing lockers on the starboard side (still requiring another four), Sven emphasized that the process was time-consuming. He estimated it would take two more days at his current rate, assuming no interruptions.
Technical Details
While providing a general update on his project, Sven didn’t delve into the specifics of each locker’s dimensions or materials used. This reflects his hands-on approach where understanding through doing is paramount over extensive explanations.However, for enthusiasts looking to embark on similar projects, this level of detail might be beneficial. It could involve researching the type of wood used in locker construction (if applicable), measuring the dimensions, and any specific techniques Sven may have developed over his many attempts.
Next Steps
Proud of the progress on the port side lockers and maintaining a positive outlook despite the multiple attempts, Sven expressed satisfaction with the results, indicating that his method has proven effective.Looking ahead, completing the installation on the starboard side represents his next immediate goal. Given his track record and confidence in knowing how to proceed, it seems achievable within the estimated two more days.
Calls-to-Action
For anyone intrigued by the craftsmanship and perseverance demonstrated in this episode, consider embarking on your own project. Whether it’s a small-scale attempt or diving into a full-scale boat building endeavor, take inspiration from Sven Yrvind’s dedication. If you’re a novice starting out or an experienced builder looking for insights into older methods, his videos offer a wealth of information. They not only showcase the beauty of craftsmanship but also the journey that goes into perfecting skills over time.As Sven Yrvind concludes by thanking his audience and promising more content in future episodes, there’s a sense of community and shared interest in all things boatbuilding. This episode invites viewers not just to admire the finished product but to appreciate the process it took to get there.
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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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17 Sep 2025 Buumkin, a good start.
This Youtube channel is about my little shallow draft boats. They are designed for a simple life and high latitude sailing. I am86 years 4 month old. A dyslectic solo sailor. I am adapting a modest size 30 year old 17 feet, 5.3 meter long high latitude can...
16 Sep 2025 The Boomkin Holder
This Youtube channel is about simple small shallow draft, high latitude, functional boats. I am86 years 4 month old. A 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...
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14 Sep 2025 Additional Attatchment Points
This Youtube channel is about simple small shallow draft, high latitude, functional boats. I am86 years 4 month old. A 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...
13 Sep 2025 Same as yesterday, but better done.
This Youtube channel is about simple small shallow draft, high latitude functional boats. I am86 years 4 month old. A 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 ...
12 Sep 2025 Six more padeyes
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