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Johan and Malin are clearing the interior of their boat hull after successfully rotating it. To maintain the structural integrity of the shear line during the removal of temporary plywood frames, Johan installs temporary deck beams at every second frame position.4:19 This process allows the hull to retain its shape while providing a clear view of the interior volume and cabin layout.7:06 The plywood frames, which were protected from epoxy adhesion by tape during the initial build, are being dismantled and salvaged for use as jigs and templates.13:09 Johan marks the waterline and reference points on the hull interior before removing each frame to ensure accurate measurements remain throughout the construction process.13:49 With the bracing and strongback removed, the interior is now an open space, allowing the builders to visualize the final cabin compartments.10:02

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