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Sven Yrvind constructs two additional window frames for the cabin of his custom, shallow-draft boat designed for a 14,000-mile non-stop circumnavigation through the Southern Ocean.0:18 He fabricates the frames in two sections to ensure a precise fit within the cabin structure, utilizing clamps and guiding screws to hold the components in place during installation.2:54 The interior of the deckhouse is painted in a shade called Snövitt 001 to improve light reflection.1:46 Yrvind integrates solar panels into the cabin layout and organizes the galley area, which he refers to as the kitchen.2:40 He notes that while earlier window designs required four parts, the current frames consist of only two, simplifying the assembly process.4:42 The project remains ongoing as he awaits replacement parts for a Shimano belt sander to complete further finishing work.1:12

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