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Johan sources teak plywood and veneer for the interior of ROM3, a 52-ft custom sailboat under construction in a barn on a 17th-century farm in Sweden.▶ 0:06 The supply run, roughly two hours north, yields one sheet of 6mm double-sided teak plywood, four sheets of single-sided 4.5mm teak plywood, four sheets of 12mm double-sided teak plywood, two sheets of pine plywood, and two books of 1.5mm teak veneer — total cost approximately $4,000 USD, with a single 12mm teak sheet running $450.▶ 2:36 Back at the farm, Johan mills the material into components for the guest cabin's wardrobe and bed surround, using mortise-and-tenon joinery throughout.▶ 8:58 He catches a near-mistake when he nearly cuts a panel with the B-side facing out, correcting it by flipping the cut file.▶ 10:11 The closet design uses two shaker-style doors with hidden hinges to save swing clearance, a hanging section plus shelves, and open storage above the unit.▶ 19:03 Three under-bed drawers will run 750mm deep.▶ 19:24 Johan, a trained cabinetmaker who studied the craft for three years and worked it professionally for six — including restoring a closet in Greta Garbo's suite at Eden Rock in St. Barts — also runs conduit for wiring in the cabin before beginning the woodwork.▶ 7:17

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