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Masha is restoring an abandoned sailboat named Vicky, working through a sequence of cleaning, treating, and oiling salvaged interior woodwork. A storm overnight collapsed the garden-stick frame supporting her tarp shelter, leaving water pooled on top but the interior dry — confirming the tarp itself was watertight even without a rigid frame.▶ 3:05 She then cleaned the bulkheads twice per side using a Hempel cleaner to remove ingrained motor-oil smell, followed by a wood brightener a friend supplied.▶ 4:08 After the wood dried, she applied a thick oil finish using a dedicated oil brush, and the result — shiny, clean grain — convinced her to treat all the boat's removed wood the same way rather than replacing it.▶ 7:50 A parallel problem ran through the week: building a rigid arch frame for a proper shelter. Two rebuilds failed because the corners wouldn't align; she solved the geometry by drawing the arch on paper at home to find the correct angles before cutting again.▶ 10:49 The practical lesson she names explicitly: rushing fabrication on the boat produces crooked results; planning the geometry off-site first fixes it.▶ 11:18

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