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Construction of a 60-foot trimaran at the Rapido Boatbuilding Factory in Vietnam involves a multi-phase fit-out process, including interior sanding, painting, and the installation of cabinetry and electrical systems.0:35 The owners are finalizing the helm station layout, positioning B&G navigation equipment, the autopilot, and the bow thruster controls to ensure ergonomic access.1:48 Structural components such as the daggerboard, beams, and rudder are manufactured using prepreg carbon fiber cured in an autoclave at 125 degrees Celsius for nine hours.10:34 Interior design choices include a dark, nautical aesthetic with novelty wood-grain wallpaper, while the guest cabin features a green, black, and white color scheme.17:49 The crew is also sourcing appliances, including an induction stovetop, and planning for onboard greenery in the bathrooms.13:52 The project remains on a tight schedule with a goal to launch the vessel in three months.0:44

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