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Sven Yrvind modifies a sail-handling mechanism in his workshop, transitioning from a mock-up to a permanent installation.▶ 0:01 The current assembly involves a multi-part holder that secures the sail when rolled, protecting the material during storage.▶ 1:34 He removes the peel ply from the components to prepare for permanent epoxy bonding.▶ 0:59 The design requires three final units constructed from high-quality materials to replace the temporary prototypes.▶ 0:38 Once the epoxy cures, he plans to drill and countersink additional holes for final screw placement.▶ 2:15 The mechanism allows for sail deployment and reefing, with the potential to operate the system from the hatch if the user maintains sufficient agility.▶ 2:50 The design aims to provide a durable, protected sail configuration suitable for long-distance voyaging to New Zealand.▶ 1:48

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