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Sven Yrvind modifies components for his boat build by drilling air-relief holes into parts to prevent pressure buildup during the epoxy curing process.▶ 0:24 He uses a lathe to remove screws used for marking and notes that drilling through the components allows trapped air to escape, preventing the parts from being pushed out of position.▶ 0:00 During the process, the drill bit repeatedly strikes copper washers, requiring the bit to be shortened to continue the work.▶ 1:27 The project involves significant epoxy application, which he acknowledges often exceeds the necessary amount.▶ 1:02 A sudden, unannounced power outage in the workshop halts all progress, leaving the space without electricity or artificial lighting.▶ 1:47 With the workshop dark and power tools inaccessible, he abandons further construction for the day.▶ 1:58 The surrounding area remains covered in heavy snow, forcing a shift in plans toward taking a walk instead of continuing the build.▶ 2:33

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