Entre Terras e Mares · video

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Edgar and Sâmia make progress on the interior cabinetry and storage layout for their boat, focusing on the port-side structure. The build involves creating custom storage compartments for sails—including a genoa, code zero, and symmetric spinnaker—alongside a dedicated broom closet and a utility area for windlass batteries.9:52 To determine the precise curvature of the hull for the cabinetry, Edgar uses a template system made of small wooden sticks, which he later cleans and reuses.3:17 The construction process requires multiple dry-fit sessions to ensure proper alignment and perpendicularity before final lamination with epoxy and polyester resin.14:58 Challenges include limited workspace, poor lighting, and the need to adjust structural pieces that shifted during the initial assembly.14:32 Edgar cuts the cabinet doors from plywood to protect the material from rain, though some pieces require further trimming for a flush fit.22:29 The final layout includes fixed shelves and modular storage sections designed to maximise interior volume.28:12

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