16 July 2024 Piece by piece
This Youtube channel is about me Sven Yrvind an 85 year and two months old dyslectic solo sailor building OCEANIC PHILOSOPHER a 5.7 meter long, 1.2 meter beam four masted lugger 6 square meter sail area, twin keeled, ocean going, high latitude cruiser. Often the 22 every month I do a resume of the project.
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In the latest episode of Sven Yrvind’s boat-building series, he is joined by a special guest, Bee from Stockholm, who helps him with YouTube and his website udn.com. This collaboration brings a fresh perspective to their ongoing project of constructing a boat piece by piece.
Main Points Discussed
The main points discussed in this episode include:
- The process of building the hatch and securing it with pins.
- Installing the short table and its secure mounting system.
- The lid for the dining room and adding a glass fiber top to withstand tension when the boat is upside down.
- Fitting staps in two more places on the lid.
- The construction of the deck and using a piece from H in Stockholm.
Building the Boat Piece by Piece
In this episode, Sven Yrvind and Bee from Stockholm begin by working on the boat’s hatch. They carefully remove a small pin and adjust a little edge around one of the parts to allow water and decharge to flow through properly. Their expertise is evident in their precise handling of the delicate components.
Next, they move on to install the short table, which proves to be a handy and secure addition to the boat’s interior. The pair discuss the table’s mounting system and how it seamlessly integrates with the rest of the boat.
Dining Room Lid
The focus then shifts to the dining room lid, where they add a glass fiber top that is designed to stay in tension when the boat is inverted. This feature ensures that everything remains securely fastened during testing conditions at sea.
In addition to the structural enhancements, Sven and Bee also fit staps in two more places on the lid for added stability and ease of use.
Constructing the Deck
As the episode continues, Sven Yrvind and Bee move on to constructing the deck. They highlight its exceptional grip and how it securely holds everything in place while being lightweight for easy handling when needed.
An interesting twist comes as they share that a piece used in their work was sourced from H, a store in Stockholm known for its high-quality boat materials. This connection not only emphasizes their attention to detail but also showcases the importance of using the right tools and equipment when building boats.
Conclusion
The piece-by-piece construction of this unique boat is a testament to Sven Yrvind’s expertise and his collaborative efforts with Bee from Stockholm. Through their shared passion for sailing and craftsmanship, they have created something truly special.
If you’re interested in learning more about boat-building techniques or simply want to watch these skilled professionals at work, make sure to tune in to the next episode of Sven Yrvind’s series. You won’t want to miss the incredible progress they will undoubtedly continue to make as they bring this incredible vessel to life, piece by piece.
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