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Paulo reorganizes the navigation station on a Beneteau Evasion 32 to resolve instrument crowding and improve visibility from the helm.Watch The original layout forced the iPad to obstruct the radar and engine controls.0:23 To create space, he relocates the engine dials to a panel behind the steering wheel and installs a new shelf for the tablet.0:48 Accessing the wiring behind the console requires removing a bathroom panel, which provides sufficient clearance for the work.2:27 Paulo uses a hole saw to cut new mounting points and 3D-prints custom brackets to hold standard marine displays at an ergonomic angle.6:33 He constructs a wooden shelf for the radar and tablet, using a jigsaw to match the boat's interior curvature and stainless steel fasteners for assembly.8:59 The final installation includes a dedicated alternator indicator and a wrapped finish for the new mounting surfaces.6:16 The project successfully clears the sightlines at the helm while consolidating the electronics into a modular, accessible configuration.12:44

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