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Johan and Malin repair a leaking barn roof in Sweden by replacing six asbestos-containing panels using a rented 18-meter skylift.3:42 They dispose of the hazardous material at a designated municipal facility.4:02 Following the roof repair, Johan begins constructing the stem for a 50-foot wooden sailboat.8:48 He selects oak timber from his existing stock, planing six planks to 40-millimeter thickness before gluing them into a 120-millimeter-thick assembly using epoxy.9:12 To ensure structural accuracy, he uses a Shaper Origin handheld CNC router to cut the stem’s curved profile, performing a partial-depth cut with the router and finishing the remaining thickness with a jigsaw and a flush-trim bit.14:37 He secures the laminated pieces with screws and clamps during the 24-hour epoxy curing process.17:12 The project concludes with the stem assembly ready for final beveling.17:53

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