Masha B. Mishushat · video

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Masha is restoring an old Swedish sailboat in Montenegro, focusing on structural and cosmetic carpentry despite having no prior woodworking experience.▶ 0:01 Her recent work includes replacing rotten cockpit furniture, building a new cockpit floor, a large bulkhead, and bedroom ceiling panels.▶ 8:36 She emphasizes that carpentry skills are acquired through trial and error, noting that she frequently disassembles and rebuilds components—such as a workbench and a boat ladder—to correct measurement and angle errors.▶ 3:16 To fill old screw holes in salvaged wood, she mixes sanding dust with epoxy resin.▶ 15:07 Due to vehicle registration issues, she now commutes to the boatyard by bicycle.▶ 10:57 Future project plans include cleaning, priming, and painting an anchor windlass previously repaired by a contact named Victor, followed by its installation in the anchor locker.▶ 16:57 The project is transitioning from structural repairs to visible cockpit improvements as the season shifts toward warmer weather.▶ 8:52

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