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Sven Yrvind constructs a mounting system for crank handles on his custom high-latitude, shallow-draft sailboat, designed for a 14,000-kilometer voyage south of Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.▶ 0:15 To secure the handles, he grinds small indentations into the extrusions, injects epoxy for a strong bond, and reinforces the assembly with screws driven through the structure.▶ 1:25 He uses a 20.5 mm countersink drill bit to create precise mounting holes.▶ 3:38 The installation includes a string-and-cleat locking mechanism to keep the handles in place.▶ 5:33 Yrvind plans to color-code the hardware for navigation, painting the port side red and the starboard side green to match standard vessel lighting conventions.▶ 5:59 The stern light will remain white.▶ 6:31

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