Sven Yrvind · video

What this video covers

Sven Yrvind constructs the hull moulds for a small boat by staggering the support structures on either side of the centreline.0:15 This alternating placement ensures the frame remains straight rather than crooked, creating a stable seam for the hull shape.Watch The assembly process involves doubling specific sections to allow for later shaping and refinement of the boat's lines.0:52 With only two remaining moulds to install, the structural framework of the vessel nears completion.1:05 The alternating screw pattern provides the necessary rigidity for the mould supports during the build.0:30

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