Making a Violin/Fiddle for Tally Ho: Part 1

[@JDanielGraham]

Hey everyone. I know the audio on the first four installments of this project somehow posted loud. If I could adjust the volume post upload, or if I could replace it with a new version with lower volume I would (I do not think it is possible but if someone out here knows how please do tell). The volume is changed in the last few installments. So for now... sorry for the audio inconvenience, just turn it down a couple of notches during the music, thanks.

[@mikestevens9455]

Ignore the haters Daniel. Your work stands for itself !

[@idontthinkso666]

Sure, the volume was loud, but the music was weird and didn't go with the project. It wasn't good music. Not a hater, so chill. Just not good music choice.

[@rexhapgood5000]

Music, as with most things in life is a matter of taste. Personally, I also have my dislikes. However, we all can't get everything we encounter to fit perfectly to our own taste, it's a fact of life. You can please some of the people all the time and all of the people some of the time. You can never please all of the people all of the time. I enjoyed this video and appreciate his acknowledgement of the audio issues, that he is willing to correct going forward. Thank you for letting us into your life to see how it's done, your willingness to learn should be an inspiration to us all.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much!@@rexhapgood5000

[@Jacob-W-5570]

Got to love how the youtube algorithm manages to trow all the Tally Ho side projects at me. first a anchor whinch, then a mold making (for anchor winch) and now a fiddle maker!

[@patchmack4469]

an amazing and unique project for a fantastic cause - pure delight

[@JDanielGraham]

So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for taking the time to watch.

[@TimothyHarrison-lv1zp]

❤ Tally ho

[@restoredoutboards]

Phenomenal how Leo has gotten so many people interested in his project. The off-shoot projects have been equally amazing as Tally-ho herself.

[@JDanielGraham]

I agree, his project really has gone far and wide!

[@toddhulen7740]

Amazing!!!

[@TealCheetah]

What a neat idea!

[@tylerd947]

awesome

[@captaintoyota3171]

Found leo when he was just 1 guy putting up a shed with a dream. Amazing to see his growth and hope it only grows. Best content on any media

[@JDanielGraham]

I was the same. I saw it early on and was just amazed to see the project grow!

[@johnderbabian6198]

Awesome!

[@coreyhiggins621]

I too have followed the Tally Ho restoration from the very beginning. Your contribution is a fantastic addition to the Tally Ho saga. Great job!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I appreciate that.

[@calartian85]

Sampson Boat Company is the best channel I’ve ever seen on screw tube. The Tally Ho project is revolutionary.

[@theradioweyr]

You sir must be standing on the deck playing this creation at launch. New viewer. Subscribed.

[@marandam6019]

Such a cool project

[@marshallmoneymaker8322]

And another example of how Leo is touching lives and souls with what he is doing. Great work sir, this is exciting to watch!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much!! Yeah that project really stretches far and wide!

[@michaelhockus8208]

cool! great video!

[@Smokkedandslammed]

That first song was beautiful! I haven't heard something new that I liked in a long time!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks for that!

[@Smokkedandslammed]

@@JDanielGraham I was actually inspired to pick up Banjo from listening to Mr Montana and your beautifulwork on that Fiddle. I found a cheapy on Craigslist for $160 and I spent a couple hours practicing today. Restringed it, cleaned it and learned how to tune today also! Once I feel more proficient and get into it more I'd like to pick up a DIY Moutain Banjo from Carver Banjos, what beautys! Thanks for your awesome work and the music!

[@JDanielGraham]

So cool!! Thats awesome. Well i have something else you might be interested in... I teach a bare bones beginners banjo video class, on demand at your own pace. And one to build your own banjo from scratch. Links below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH_QepWwe9R6npY and kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn26poyGl91nkLM @@Smokkedandslammed

[@radamus210]

Now that the violin is in the house I had to come see this. I've watched other "Luthiers" with passing interest but now, a much more important reason to watch. I'm happy not seeing a setup on a CNC and actually done by hand.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much taking the time to watch. I agree about the CNC comment. Dont get me wrong it has its place but I love seeing things done by hand as well.

[@fearandloathing42]

loving all the Tally-Ho crossovers

[@JDanielGraham]

I know right! It is such a broad and great community.

[@TomLeg]

As a fan of Tally Ho and of Olaf the Violinmaker, it's fabulous to see the two activities combined! Lee Valley has those miniature coffin planes, I believe the body is solid brass.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks! Im excited to share a little of the process and the project. I have the mini lee valley shoulder plane and use it all the time! ill look into the coffin smoother. I still want the little block plane!

[@janeinarnygaard]

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[@bethcollier3789]

I haven't seen the complete videos yet ... just wanted to get into thanking you for making that offer to bring a particular brand of music to the Tally Ho. I love the sound of the violin, have one of my own, used to be able to play it too. Boy oh boy I do like the detail you give to your craft to produce the instruments. Merry Christmas

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I hope you enjoy watching them! I am personally just starting to learn to play after making them for years. I play and make banjos mostly. I hope you have a Merry Christmas as well.

[@andrewgroom1806]

Love to see Patrick et al doing a hornpipe to this instrument. Watching skilled artisans is always inspiring.

[@JDanielGraham]

haha! love Patrick. I should really make him a kazoo (or something) made from Tally Ho wood.

[@c0mputer]

@@JDanielGrahamIf you haven’t already that would be a great video. Maybe adorn some curly wood “hair” like the Duchess of Desire as you’re building it.

[@JDanielGraham]

@@c0mputer that would be good!

[@sheerluckholmes5468]

I'm all good with this as long as we don't have to listen to Leo learning to play it.

[@JDanielGraham]

haha! I get that. I had a friend who was learning and he would play in a bathroom across the house with a mute on the bridge and his wife said it was still too loud and made him play outside.

[@MrPossumeyes]

Nice skills, man. And nice work. And you're doing something for Tally HO! BIG UPS!!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much!

[@davidross976]

I found you via Tally Ho's latest video. It's easy to tell that you're an educator. I found it very easy to follow your assembly. In fact, you've inspired me to try something like this myself. Thanks much.

[@JDanielGraham]

Great! Thanks for giving your time to watch. Instrument making is super fun but be careful it can be addictive, especially making banjos.

[@peterforsythe3643]

I’m second time here, so re-watching and enjoying just as much as the first time. Beautiful work! My wife has just started learning in the violin and I’ve passed this to her, hopefully she can enjoy learning too what goes into making one of the world’s most exquisite musical instruments, built here with care and love. Cheers from a Hong Kong sailor and long-time follower of Leo.

[@JDanielGraham]

Wow! Thats awesome! I just wrapped another violin build if you have not seen that one. It is a good one. kzbin.info/aero/PL-oy0wwDZFUaZHHWOTlg-TQfJz4ubEQvv And hey if you your wife ever wants a custom violin you know who to reach out to! Thanks for taking the time to watch.

[@jimh5107]

Brilliant!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much.

[@braddobson2060]

This is a new way to get viewers

[@mechminded2207]

Ohhhhhhh, I was wondering why all of a sudden violin repair had been pushed into my feed - now the connection is there, the Tally Ho project. That series is my Sunday treat.

[@JDanielGraham]

It is such a fun project to watch!

[@TermiteUSA]

So glad youre involved Mr. Graham. Leo finds the BEST. TH's rig will sing along.

[@JDanielGraham]

I hope they enjoy it! Im glad to be involved.

[@rexmyers991]

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL pieces of wood! Perfect grain, no knots, checks,or any other defects. WOW!

[@A2Z1Two3]

I thought it was going to be made from Tally-Ho original woods , but I’m confused if these were planed up original woods recovered from the ship , or are they new pieces , but just from the same woods they are refurbishing Tall-Ho with ?

[@roytally8329]

As a patreon of Tally Ho, and a retired violinist, I am delighted to find your incredible project complementing Leo's and his colleagues' creation. Thank you Mr. Graham for dedicating your time and skills to build a great tribute to the story of Tally Ho.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much. It was a real pleasure to be able to contribute in some little way to the project.

[@davidgagnon2849]

I'm just now beginning to watch this series, after learning about the violin/fiddle thru Leo's latest video when he shares the news with us that you've so graciously built this wonderful instrument for him and Tally Ho. It is absolutely beautiful! Merry Christmas to you!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! It was an honor and pleasure to make it for them. Merry Christmas to you and your family as well.

[@KetterHomeImprovements]

Oh, I am loving this... I haven't missed a second of the Tally Ho build and I wont be missing any of this build either. Subscribed....

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate that.

[@nigelwalton4769]

New Zealand viewer, nerding out before you even cracked the box. Who would have thought? Nice to see such talent as yours flowing through Tally-Ho's veins. "Good Work!"....

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it.

[@LiftRanger]

JDG, you had me at Tally Ho. Great soundtrack, narration and camerawork. Looking forward to the series.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I appreciate it, yeah and stay tuned!

[@cstar2839]

What an awesome project! You are a true Craftsman. Can't wait to see the finished product. I know Leo will really like and enjoy this traditional fiddle.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks I appreciate it. I hope he likes it as well!

[@talegunner4414]

I too follow Tally Ho. Several others in fact. Tally Ho is very interesting videos. The acorn to arabella is interesting also. Arabella was just launched several weeks ago. Salt and Tar is another build I watched. These are all great to watch.

[@JDanielGraham]

There are just too many cool projects out there!

[@peterkyhn4691]

First time watching a violin/fiddle creation. Fascinating. Thank you.

[@JDanielGraham]

Its a wild rabbit hole!

[@chuckthomas8176]

Wow. 2 of my best things ,boats and fiddles.. perfect 🎉. Thank u sir .

[@JDanielGraham]

Hope you enjoy!

[@woodshark1]

That finger hammer! 😮 ❤❤❤❤❤

[@JDanielGraham]

Haha glad you like that.

[@jeffreyspilker2209]

What an awesome gift. Love the idea. Can't wait to see more

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much!

[@loloaqici82qb4ipp]

This will be a splendid addition to the Tally Ho project. One thing just leads to another doesn't it? The luthier and the boat builder have much in common. It's all about the curves. You will not regret taking this on.

[@JDanielGraham]

Boat builders and luthiers have so much in common! yeah I am excited to see what comes of this.

[@kbbacon]

This is absolutely fascinating. The heating iron with the progressive curve and strap to steam bend the pieces was, indeed, a revelation. The camera angles really let me follow the process without having to guess what you were doing. I've worked with many mediums for over 50 years and this was really intriguing. Thank you!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much I really appreciate that. As a one person shop it is nice to hear that you like the camera work.

[@kbbacon]

@@JDanielGraham I've got ~650 videos on here, many instructional, and that's what I have tried to do.

[@TL-rl9xk]

Excellent craftsmanship!

[@JDanielGraham]

I appreciate it. Thank you.

[@nmauch]

Love that my connection to Tally Ho introduced me to your work! Amazing craftsmanship and hey who wouldn’t want a custom fiddle made from the same timber as one’s boat! Nice.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! Im glad you found me on here.

[@chefmichaelt]

Awesome ❤❤❤

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

Making a fiddle for Tally Ho part 3?? Well, what happened to parts one and two?? Oh, there they are! On to part two! Huge fan of everything Leo has been doing for years. He's come so far!!

[@JDanielGraham]

Glad you found them!

[@TheEllegaard]

I been following Leo on his channel as a passive viewer since the beginning of the rebuild of Tally Ho. I think its awesome what your doing and can't wait to se the end result. Cheers from DK and can't help myself for saying fiddle diddley doo, what a nice videoo..

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I appreciate it!

[@ciberbri59]

What a great companion project for Tally Ho watchers. Live long and prosper fiddle guy! Love the pacing and terse commentary combined with timelapse. It reminds me of Leo.

[@JDanielGraham]

I appreciate it! Thanks.

[@seamripper0000]

Wow, that's some fiddley work. Okay, I'll see myself out now.

[@JDanielGraham]

haha That's great.

[@Jorma_K]

All things tally ho are always great I’m so grateful for tally Ho and everything attached great Contant .I was told by a fiddle player the difference between a fiddle and violin is a violin was never dropped

[@JDanielGraham]

haha!! thats great.

[@prankishsquire2663]

Excellent!!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks!

[@martinovallejo]

A craftsmanship quality on par with what Leo an his team do for Tally Ho, it should be a great companion to the whole project. As a budding guitar luthier I also appreciate the insight into the complex world of violin making. Will be following along the whole process

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much for those words. It's awesome that you are stepping into guitar making! so fun

[@roadie3124]

Fascinating! Thank you for the video.

[@JDanielGraham]

Glad you enjoyed it! Yes it is such a fascinating process. So much more involved than I thought before making them.

[@faitestealer]

Cool project. Also, love clock chimes! They sounded nice.

[@diggerddawg]

I've been following Leo's work on Tally Ho for 2-3 years from my sofa in Bartlett, TN. The fellow has phenomenal woodworking skills.

[@JDanielGraham]

Yeah his woodworking, persistence, and drive are top notch.

[@1425race]

This is a perfect fit for Tally Ho. Apart from sea shantys and hornpipes for the crew's entertainment a fiddler was often employed on square riggers of the 18th and 19th centuries to time the hauling of sheets and braces and capstan winding to weigh anchor in a timely manner, especially in the British Navy warships of that era.This will be an important part of Tally Ho's sailing equipment.

[@JDanielGraham]

WOW how cool I didnt know that. Thanks for sharing!

[@bobguyn227]

OMG!!! A Ky. connection. I, like you have followed Leo from the start. GREAT work and I can’t believe part of Tally Ho is in KY. I’m in Frankfort and I can feel the vibe😂

[@JDanielGraham]

Awesome!! I'm in Georgetown, we are like 20 min away from each other. If you ever want to come visit my shop just let me know.

[@steves524]

Very interesting video and a great soundtrack , great work..🪚

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it.

[@OwenMichaels]

Thank you Daniel for taking this on. I am now imagining a guitar, double bass, banjo, flute and recorders also being made from the materials to produce a set of instruments that Wayward Jane could play their beautiful song September onboard Tally Ho.

[@JDanielGraham]

I know I can get a banjo done by then if he wants one! That would be amazing.

[@flanagon360]

Hey amazing job, you do a great job of showing the painstaking process of doing the job, I find it so easy to watch people make things look quick and easy on KZbin, something about your video style shows your skill and the time that goes into this. I love it, thankyou

[@JDanielGraham]

I really appreciate that! Yeah I like the long haul processes but it is a hard balance between oversharing and making a 200 hour video or making it too breezy and missing too much.

[@MrJondon76]

Impressive work, impressive video. Joy to watch

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! Im glad you are enjoying them

[@arthurjones9580]

What a great video! I can wait to see Leo's face when he gets this in the mail!

[@JDanielGraham]

I would love to see him unbox it!

[@nickd698]

Mean!

[@philleasthouse3791]

This was a completely fortuitous find!! Rally Ho captivated me from the very beginning - such a monumental task undertaken by a extraordinary group of people led by Leo Sampson. It has developed an almost cult following due to the level of drive and unerring attention to detail and quality. Your work seems to fit with this mindset - bravo!! Fiddles are indelibly part of the maritime narrative - what a brilliant idea to compliment an important project. I'll definitely be following the TH fiddle construction.

[@philleasthouse3791]

Tally Ho captivated me

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! Tally Ho is such a great project I am excited to be connected with it. Thanks for watching.

[@patnpugs]

I love the music!

[@aachucko]

I'm digging the soundtrack!!!!!

[@JDanielGraham]

Im so glad. Make sure to check out his whole album it is great.

[@TillerQueen]

Just stumbed upon this video (via Tally Ho of course) and it's fascinating. Loved watching the process, thank you for sharing!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks for watching I hope you enjoy watching it come together.

[@zoidman1570]

very cool way to contribute with a tribute ! realy enjoyed your work and the background music was nice .

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much. It has been a fun project to share!

[@sapelesteve]

As a long time viewer & contributor of the Tally Ho project & having made a few instruments myself, I look forward to see how this turns out! 👍👍🎸🎸 You have a new subscriber!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I appreciate it. So what kind of instruments have you made?

[@josephmagedanz4070]

New viewer and subscriber today. I been following Leo's channel, so of course your channel popped up. And as a former violin player (I'm old now with arthritis, so can't play worth anything anymore), I find it fascinating to watch a skilled builder put together a new fiddle from the beginning...and using cutoffs from the Tally Ho! Great stuff. Thanks for taking the time to video and share this project.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks I appreciate it! Im sorry violin playing is over for you. I have a mom that is a craftsperson with rheumatoid arthritis, I know what it is like to close a chapter like that.

[@kennethkowalchuk7868]

Love this. There is a joy in using and even watching others using hand tools. Thirty years ago I was so wanting a side rebate plane and paid what I thought was a fortune for a new Record side rebate plane-no regrets, such a good tool.

[@JDanielGraham]

I feel the same way! A good tool is worth a lot. A tool that does a good job and you enjoy using is worth its weight in gold.

[@Mooseimus]

Fast subscribed, your channel seems great, time for a deep dive!!!

[@JDanielGraham]

haha! thanks, enjoy. If you like these you would like the tea kettle banjo build videos.

[@HotelPapa100]

On the difference between a violin and a fiddle: True story. Question in a physics test: If the bow is moved twice as fast across the strings: *The sound gets higher in pitch *The sound gets louder * The sound stays the same Write in answer that got an extra point by the teacher: "The violin turns into a fiddle"

[@JDanielGraham]

HAHA that's awesome! love that

[@timdake]

Here from the Tally Ho channel... Subscribed.

[@JDanielGraham]

Awesome! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch.

[@nickhenscheid369]

Subscribed, love the music and the video style. Great work!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it.

[@jfirebaugh]

Did you notice the decorative details Leo carved in the bulwark planks? Could those same shapes be carved into the violin somewhere?

[@JDanielGraham]

Sadly he published those after I had gotten this done. But it could be cool for a case decoration.

[@donwilliams3626]

This is the first time I saw a fiddle being built. Your iron forms the sides and their shape transforms them from delicate strips to rock solid frames. I want to learn more.

[@JDanielGraham]

It is such a fun process. I will be sharing more process videos of the project for sure. I did an apprenticeship to learn the craft. So many steps and things to learn.

[@raymondblacklock]

amazing!!!. I have been watching Leo since day one and I am a fiddle player myself. What a wonderful idea

[@JDanielGraham]

wonderful!! Thanks for following along. The Tally Ho project is such a cool one and has some real fun parallels to instrument making.

[@michaelopm1]

Thanks Daniel..you have amazing talents! Can you play the fiddle?.. if so, maybe on a Tally Ho cruise, sometime in the future!

[@JDanielGraham]

That would be awesome. I am a banjo player but I am starting to learn to play the fiddle this year.

[@Maltechr]

Uuuuuh what a treat! I have also been following along Leo and the team since the start.. Plus I love watching Luthiers and such (Crimson guitars comes to mind) .. So when this popped up in my feed I was pumped! Also got a little chuckle at the start when you were filing down the side supports and I said to myself; Hey, thats a Iwasaki carving file! Cant wait to watch this project, looks awesome! Keep it up!

[@JDanielGraham]

Im glad you are watching and Yes it is an Iwasaki file! Hope you enjoy the rest of the series.

[@howlinhog]

A violin has four strings and a fiddle has five. A violin gets put away very carefully in its case for safe keeping and a fiddle has a fifth string so as to hang it on the wall.

[@JDanielGraham]

haha!!!

[@fizzyridertoo]

I had no idea of the work involved in making a violin and probably never would have without the Tally Ho connection. These projects have given me a new appreciation for craftsmanship. That tiny plane is adorable!

[@JDanielGraham]

Im so glad you can appreciate it! and yes it is so adorable!!

[@mcc19606]

As an original follower of Leo's Tally Ho, I find watching JDG's work very enjoyable, and a great complimentary channel to watch. Mike 🇦🇺

[@JDanielGraham]

thanks so much

[@SuperNetSpyder]

what a tremendously beautiful thing. I was intrigued by the woodwork that has gone on with the ship project, but as they say, you had me at Violin / Fiddle. I have never seen this process before, and I find it absolutely amazing. Sub'd, commented, liked.

[@JDanielGraham]

So glad you have enjoyed it! It has been fun to make the videos for you all.

[@rexmyers991]

I would hope you show us how you cut or milled the raw stock into the thin pieces we see you forming. Maybe on the next video.

[@JDanielGraham]

Yeah sorry about that. I didnt think too much about that process. It is nothing special, I rough them down on the table saw then plane or sand them to final thickness.

[@ApexWoodworks]

Cool idea to make an instrument from Tally Ho's offcuts, Daniel! This project is sure to attract the attention of your viewers like nothing has before. And along the way I'm sure we'll all learn something of the luthier's craft - and have a fun time.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks for coming along and I hope you enjoy it!

[@jonahguitarguy]

Great video Daniel! Looking forward to the next one.

[@JDanielGraham]

They will be coming out faster than it took to make them haha. It took about 3 months to make the fiddle but I'm going to post the videos about one each week.

[@marclattoni1959]

Great combination of project concept, craftsmanship, video making and music selection.

[@JDanielGraham]

Glad you like it all! thanks!

[@apachepaul]

What a cool project! I've been watching Tally Ho from the start. We're practically neighbors as we live in Elizabethtown.

[@JDanielGraham]

That's awesome. Im all the way in Kentucky or else I would have love to help out when he was taking volunteers.

[@jeffkeen6943]

Does Leo play? Or will be be learning on those long days when he is becalmed somewhere remote? A great project, I will be sure to follow your project. Cheers from downunder!!!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much. He is learning to play!

[@ukulele_cheri]

There absolutely is a difference between a fiddle and a violin. It's the nut that holds the bow!

[@Kimians]

What a lovely sentiment to engage in. Well done you….recognising the determination and commitment of another craftsman…and contributing to re-incarnation of raw materials into something just a equally beautiful as the source of origin.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thank you so much for the kind words! That really means a lot.

[@mchristr]

Found you via Tally Ho (I joined in about episode 5). Thanks for your contribution to Leo's beyond-amazing project.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much for taking the time to watch.

[@river777runner-c1q]

Can someone remind me where on Tally Ho they use the maple? I can't remember when Leo talked about it.

[@JDanielGraham]

It is in the mast.

[@nicklewis1475]

First time viewer... really enjoyed your work! The video has wonderful production and music. Would love to see how do you cut your veneers etc. Thank you

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much! I appreciate that. Yeah I can share that in a future video. It is nothing special though. I cut them on a table saw and then hand plane or sand them to final thickness.

[@davidclarke3450]

Wonderful project ! Good for you.

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much!

[@Trebuchet48]

Hi Daniel! I do NOT forgive your clock -- because it has done nothing to require forgiveness! It sounded absolutely lovely! It is my great good fortune to live in -- ok just outside of -- Port Townsend Washington, home of not only Tally Ho but the annual Festival of American Fiddle Tunes! I drive through the boatyard every time I'm in town and sometimes am fortunate enough to see Tally Ho when the door is open. Come visit us some time!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks so much for that. I have actually thought about delivering it vs mailing it but I dont want to be an imposition. I didnt even know they had a festival of american fiddle tunes! How fun! I would love to get out there at some point it finances allow it.

[@michaellee8198]

Such an interesting and informative video. Can't wait for the next one. Fine work (in both senses)!

[@JDanielGraham]

Four of them are up as now but more coming.