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The conversion of a steel trawler involves installing a temporary water tank in the engine room and constructing a studio desk for computer equipment.0:34 The installation requires fabricating a custom steel bracket to secure the tank, which is initially tacked with TIG welding before switching to MIG for final stitch welds to ensure a robust fit.17:48 The process includes routing cold water lines through one-micron filters and using structural adhesive, specifically Fixtech 190, to bond 60mm wooden battens to the steel hull for interior paneling.21:46 The project also addresses structural maintenance, specifically repairing rusted-out box-section ribs that trapped water and silt after the vessel previously went underwater.24:08 Surface preparation for painting involves wet blasting to create a key for zinc-rich epoxy, intentionally allowing light surface rust to form to improve the bond.20:37 The studio space is designed as a multi-purpose "think tank" for research and crew, featuring ergonomic desk heights and integrated shelving.22:47

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