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Johan and Malin are laminating the cedar-strip hull of their 50-foot boat, reaching the one-third completion mark for the exterior.17:17 To improve consistency and reduce epoxy waste, they constructed a saturation table that allows them to calculate and apply precise amounts of resin per square meter of fiberglass.6:20 The process involves applying four layers of 600-gram fiberglass mat, with plans to add a final layer of twill weave to prevent print-through.18:54 Working in a barn during winter, they maintain a temperature of 14 degrees Celsius using electric heaters to ensure proper epoxy curing.4:10 Johan uses paper templates to determine the correct fiberglass lengths and overlap lines as the hull shape tapers toward the bow.13:02 They estimate the total exterior lamination will require 200 man-hours, excluding approximately 40 hours of preparation time.17:47 Future work includes laminating the interior with three layers of 600-gram mat and installing structural reinforcements for the keel and chain plates.19:37

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