Daniel - How wonderful! My grandson and I have been watching Leo's videos together, and he has been studying the violin for several years, so this is a welcome coming together of interests. We met you at the Maker Fair at UofL this past fall (he noted to me later that the bow needed rosin). Thanks for such a clear sense of your process.
Oh thats great!! I hope you enjoy the video and who knows I may do that event again and we can chat. (Yeah I borrowed my wifes bow last minute that day. Didnt think to grab her rosin)
I used to be a boat builder and sailor, plus I've always loved classical music. So it was a pleasure to watch all the Tally Ho Violin videos for the 2nd time. It's also a real pleasure to watch such an incredible craftsman. Daniel, you can be proud of your amazing work. Well done!
Way to go man. Clearly you’ve made some beautiful things before but I bet this never gets old. This type of content is where the internet shines. Thanks for sharing what you do.
Really enjoyed this build. It was a real eye opener to see such precision hand crafting. And I’m looking forward to seeing the Duchess of Desire dancing to fiddle music.
If I could hit the thumb up button 10 times I would do it! Sir you have my respect.. you trully are an artist.. and btw the dude playing the violon at the end is aslo a special kind of human!
A beautiful instrument created from the raw wood contents of a cardboard box. Shaped into creation and endowed with a soul by a master of the art. From this beautiful violin will spring forth vibrations of wondrous music across the seas that will lift the hearts of those who sail Tally Ho.
My brother and sister played string instruments. Brother did violin, and sister did cello. After watching this I have a much better appreciation for why my dad was so nuts about "being gentle" with these instruments. and there is no TH in height....
What a delight to watch the process! Makes me want my Cello back which I've stopped playing when I was 18 unfortunately. If I'd seen how such an instrument is made think I would not have stopped. What an art!
Would be great if Greg could be there at the launch of Tally Ho playing sea shanties when she hits the water. What a great series you have put together, your soul is in that instrument forevermore. ❤
GREAT JOB!!!.EVERY BODY THAT HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN EXCEPTIONAL!!!.AND YOU ARE NO DIFFERENT....YOU HAVE BECOME A PART OF SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL...THANKS 😀 👍 👏
I hope Leo has a place to keep the moisture from warping this beautiful instrument. It's going to be a challenge being on a sailing boat but with a good case and some packets of moisture absorbing material it should be safe from the moisture . I can hardly wait to see Leo play this amazing gift.Leo you are a blessed man with all the wonderful people who have helped you on this project and now are gifting you a great gift .
Very nice indeed! Tally Ho's open house is tomorrow, but after several hours at the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival today, I'm not sure my bum knee is up to standing in the queue. I'll see how I feel in the morning. Looking forward to seeing Leo's video when he receives the fiddle.
I binged myself sick with envy on the Tally Ho fiddle project. The demonstrations, the construction techniques and the supporting commentary and visuals are packed with so much information it’s a tremendously valuable document of human knowledge and craft. Loved it.
Thanks Daniel, that was incredible to watch. I can't wait to hear Leo play it. I know he was a busker in his younger years, but he has never played on the show. This is a chance to finally see him play. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Take care.🎼🎻
Oh!.. Oh!.. WOW! It must hurt intensely to be grinning so hard after hearing your "shredder" "really put the wood to it." What more can one say...I'll just listen. Thank you so much for your love, your passion, and skill in making a fine and meaningful instrument of joy. Anchors Away!
I am watching this last episode Again, because the whole thing was too dang short. You’ve created a masterpiece to go along with Tally Ho, which is a masterpiece itself !
Thanks! Well stay tuned I will be putting some more little series out like this. Ive thought about doing a truly tally ho themed one to auction off. What do you think?
From blocks of wood to a violin, beautiful work, from a modern day craftsman. These 6 videos have been very informative and enjoyable, the end result was a wonderful sound. A great addition to Tally Ho.
Just a beautiful vignette of construction from raw materials to a playable instrument. The complexity belies the simplicity you made it seem. No wait of two years here!!! Congratulations
Barry Dransfield wanted to be in Mel Gibson “Mutiny On The Bounty” and came in dressed as a sailor playing I think “Cooley’s Reel” which he played for the sailors to dance in the movie. He and his brother are great English folk singers. Nice work on the fiodh (fiddle)
Thank you, Daniel, for taking us along on this journey of your fine art wood work, crafting such beautiful sounding Violine! It sets the dot onto the i of Tally Ho, masterfully crafted by our beloved shipwright Leo and his team! We all hope your Violine will become Tally Ho’s lucky charme for all its future adventures and underline her voyages with its beautiful sound! Fair winds to you all!❤️🙏
Thanks, man. Nice instrument, although I'm not a music guy. But I know how to recognise a wood guy who does know a thing or two. And you helped out Tally Ho! Thanks for that. [EDIT: 2 weeks later - love watching two hands make a thing of beauty, and then two hands making something just as beautiful from that thing]
Thank you so much for taking us along as you build such a beautiful instrument. The maps inside were an unbelievably magical touch, and so unexpected. You are a gifted craftsman.
Amazing to watch the construction of this beautiful instrument. Gives me a new found respect for the people who make these instruments, such a manual and physical work
Having watched Samson Boat for years, i have never seen anyone play the fiddle, its not like a ukelele and anyone can quickly pick up. Got a feeling it won't be on the boat for long.
Just amazed at the craftsmanship some people have, watching the love you have making instruments is what perfection is all about. Such a fitting instrument for the Tally Ho and can' wait to see Leo's expression when he sees it.
I'm absolutely blown away with your craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing all of the steps on building this instrument. I never knew how one was made. And I can't wait to hear it and see it on Leo's channel in the future. Thank you Daniel!
Beautiful! It has such character. And you got the best endorsement ever at the end by the terrific player: "It's got such a good sound to it, dude." I agree!
Such a great addition to the tally ho project. And well, you gained me as a viewer with no musical background or interest as a follower because your videos are so well done I will continue to follow. Thank you.
Wow! I am absolutely amazed at the community that Tally Ho has brought together. That fiddle is truly a thing of beauty, what a treasure, what a gift. Thanks for taking me along on the journey.
Thank you for sharing this series with us it was absolutely first class in all respects. The masterpiece you created is worthy of a Tally Ho seal of approval.
The wood has already naturally aged on the Tally Ho; so of course is sounded beautiful--like very much the character of the sound--it will be at home on the high seas. Now Leo needs to entrol in violin lessons.
I don't know if it's just the way the sound comes through the camera mic, but it's such a bright and lively sounding instrument! What a fantastic result.
That is a beautiful finish love the grain on it. I used to finish staircases and trim and love seeing the different grains. I want to see Leo's face when he sees it. Awesome gift Daniel
Daniel, what a wonderful instrument. So very nicely done, and it looks gorgeous. Leo is going to love it. It certainly matches the craftsmanship that goes into Tally Ho, and I'm sure it will be appreciated by all.
You have created an amazing bright and vibrant toned instrument a skill beyond measure. Thank you for sharing this build with us and I look forward to hearing it played on tally ho videos in the future.
Great job on the violin. It's a nice tribute and gift for Tally Ho. It's funny how you differentiate "old timer" and orchestral music. Orchestral music probably predates "old time" music by about 200 years.
I have loved every minute of these 6 episodes. Wonderful to see such craftsmanship! Finally lived the background music too - in episode 6! Congratulations on a job superbly well done - and very much in the spirit og tally ho’s excellence!
What an incredible instrument build Dan! Having made a few solid body & Acoustic guitars myself, I can really appreciate the amazing craftsmanship that went into making that Violin/Fiddle. Well done Sir & I know that Leo & the crew will treasure it! BRAVO! 👍👍🎻🎻👏👏
Hi, what a great looking end result, really very beautiful. It sounds pretty good to my untrained ear too...........great job. I never realised the "bridge" wasn't fixed...........every days a learning day! A great series, I hope the violin, gives those on Tally-Ho many years of pleasure. All the very best and congratulations, Dave.
My Great Grandfather was a violin maker as well as a gun stock maker and a barber……all of his tools a violin parts were donated to Michigan State University….I always wondered what it took to build one ….now I have a small idea….thanks
I am following Tally Ho for some time and heard about your project. Well done and well explaned. Thank you for making this new kind of wood working so interesting and joyful. Cheers, Marc from the Netherlands.
I have often thought that Tally Ho is being built like a fine instrument, so this violin will be a fine match. 🏆 Well done sir!😁
Thanks so much!
My thoughts exactly!
Thank you fot doin this for Leo and the Tally Ho!❤ now she has a voice🎉
I agree! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch the process.
That was awesome! Such a beautiful fiddle and such a kind and thoughtful thing to do for Leo and his crew. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks! Thanks so much for watching.
I am continualy amazed at how Tally Ho brings together amazing craftspeople.
Same here!
Daniel - How wonderful! My grandson and I have been watching Leo's videos together, and he has been studying the violin for several years, so this is a welcome coming together of interests. We met you at the Maker Fair at UofL this past fall (he noted to me later that the bow needed rosin). Thanks for such a clear sense of your process.
Oh thats great!! I hope you enjoy the video and who knows I may do that event again and we can chat. (Yeah I borrowed my wifes bow last minute that day. Didnt think to grab her rosin)
I used to be a boat builder and sailor, plus I've always loved classical music. So it was a pleasure to watch all the Tally Ho Violin videos for the 2nd time. It's also a real pleasure to watch such an incredible craftsman. Daniel, you can be proud of your amazing work. Well done!
Thanks so much!! Im so glad you enjoyed them and Im excited about the possibility of doing this for the Sitka Music Festival!
Me too!
@@JDanielGraham
It was indeed a pleasure to join you on this journey.
Thank you for the invitation.
Thanks for watching! Im glad you liked it! Stay tuned I will be doing more in the future.
Way to go man. Clearly you’ve made some beautiful things before but I bet this never gets old. This type of content is where the internet shines. Thanks for sharing what you do.
I really appreciate that! Thank you. Yeah it never gets old seeing them done and in good hands.
Leo playing this violin will give some serious "Master and Commander" vibes!
haha YES
Really enjoyed this build. It was a real eye opener to see such precision hand crafting.
And I’m looking forward to seeing the Duchess of Desire dancing to fiddle music.
Haha That would be great!!
Such a pleasure to follow along with this fabulous build, Thank you for taking us along.
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
If I could hit the thumb up button 10 times I would do it! Sir you have my respect.. you trully are an artist.. and btw the dude playing the violon at the end is aslo a special kind of human!
Thanks! It was such a fun project to do, and honor and a pleasure. Yeah Greg is great, his hands are SO big I just dont see how he does it.
What a teacher and what craftsmanship!!
I appreciate that! Thanks
A beautiful instrument created from the raw wood contents of a cardboard box. Shaped into creation and endowed with a soul by a master of the art. From this beautiful violin will spring forth vibrations of wondrous music across the seas that will lift the hearts of those who sail Tally Ho.
My brother and sister played string instruments. Brother did violin, and sister did cello. After watching this I have a much better appreciation for why my dad was so nuts about "being gentle" with these instruments. and there is no TH in height....
Thank You Daniel sir. A Beautiful Violin,and the Tally-ho sailing Boat.They were made for each other.CHEERS
I appreciate that!
OMG that was freeking awesome. Fiddle sounds amazing too. I'm no professional but I know what my ears like.
So glad you liked it!
What a delight to watch the process! Makes me want my Cello back which I've stopped playing when I was 18 unfortunately. If I'd seen how such an instrument is made think I would not have stopped. What an art!
You should totally start playing again. There are some reasonable cello out there these days. So glad you enjoyed the videos.
Shout out to Greg for showing off the fiddle at the end 🙌 amazing result and a masterclass in modern/traditional art. Cheers
Yeah he did a great job! His hands are so big but so delicate and fast.
Outstanding craftsmanship, hope you get lots of business from this , you deserve it.
I appreciate that. I would be grateful for whatever comes my way but never expecting anything.
How beautiful! Very pleased with the entire presentation of this instrument!
I appreciate that! Thanks
Great, now a fiddle and a boat that is going to outlast us all :) Thanks for sharing!
haha! Oh I hope so..
Would be great if Greg could be there at the launch of Tally Ho playing sea shanties when she hits the water. What a great series you have put together, your soul is in that instrument forevermore. ❤
I appreciate that!
GREAT JOB!!!.EVERY BODY THAT HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN EXCEPTIONAL!!!.AND YOU ARE NO DIFFERENT....YOU HAVE BECOME A PART OF SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL...THANKS 😀 👍 👏
Thanks so much for that!
I hope Leo has a place to keep the moisture from warping this beautiful instrument. It's going to be a challenge being on a sailing boat but with a good case and some packets of moisture absorbing material it should be safe from the moisture . I can hardly wait to see Leo play this amazing gift.Leo you are a blessed man with all the wonderful people who have helped you on this project and now are gifting you a great gift .
To quote John Denver..'' Farm Out '' .
I knew you were making a violin, I watched you make a violin, but you've *made* a violin! Thanks for taking us along on the journey! 🎻
haha!! I feel that way every time I make one. You are most welcome hope you enjoyed it.
Very nice indeed! Tally Ho's open house is tomorrow, but after several hours at the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival today, I'm not sure my bum knee is up to standing in the queue. I'll see how I feel in the morning. Looking forward to seeing Leo's video when he receives the fiddle.
Tally Ho is still on the hard but still sails so far.
Fantastic, Leo owes you a trip out to sea
Man, this has been a great series to watch. Thanks for putting this together, it sounded as good as it looks!
I appreciate it! I am hoping to do more in the future so stay tuned. Thanks for watching.
BEAUTIFUL! Greg, you need to calendar yourself to be at the launch playing that fiddle at the launch.
I'll let him know!
I binged myself sick with envy on the Tally Ho fiddle project. The demonstrations, the construction techniques and the supporting commentary and visuals are packed with so much information it’s a tremendously valuable document of human knowledge and craft. Loved it.
Thanks so much! Im so glad you enjoyed it! I have more series to come. I hope you enjoy them as well!
Thanks Daniel, that was incredible to watch. I can't wait to hear Leo play it. I know he was a busker in his younger years, but he has never played on the show. This is a chance to finally see him play. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Take care.🎼🎻
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it.
Great project and a beautiful instrument.
Oh!.. Oh!.. WOW! It must hurt intensely to be grinning so hard after hearing your "shredder" "really put the wood to it." What more can one say...I'll just listen. Thank you so much for your love, your passion, and skill in making a fine and meaningful instrument of joy. Anchors Away!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Yes it was so fun and joy filled to see it being played!
I am watching this last episode Again, because the whole thing was too dang short. You’ve created a masterpiece to go along with Tally Ho, which is a masterpiece itself !
Thanks! Well stay tuned I will be putting some more little series out like this. Ive thought about doing a truly tally ho themed one to auction off. What do you think?
From blocks of wood to a violin, beautiful work, from a modern day craftsman. These 6 videos have been very informative and enjoyable, the end result was a wonderful sound. A great addition to Tally Ho.
Thanks so much. Im glad you enjoyed the little series. I am looking to do more so stay tuned!
Just a beautiful vignette of construction from raw materials to a playable instrument. The complexity belies the simplicity you made it seem.
No wait of two years here!!!
Congratulations
Thanks! Maybe the next one will be ready in two years haha.
Barry Dransfield wanted to be in Mel Gibson “Mutiny On The Bounty” and came in dressed as a sailor playing I think “Cooley’s Reel” which he played for the sailors to dance in the movie. He and his brother are great English folk singers. Nice work on the fiodh (fiddle)
The fiddle will fit Tally Ho perfectly. I found my foot tapping to the tunes. Well done!
So glad you enjoyed it!
A beautiful gift for a wonderful project. She sounds so good and I'm sure will share many an anchorage with friends aboard Tally Ho!
I appreciate that!
Thank you, Daniel, for taking us along on this journey of your fine art wood work, crafting such beautiful sounding Violine! It sets the dot onto the i of Tally Ho, masterfully crafted by our beloved shipwright Leo and his team! We all hope your Violine will become Tally Ho’s lucky charme for all its future adventures and underline her voyages with its beautiful sound!
Fair winds to you all!❤️🙏
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate it. Thanks so much for following along!
Thanks, man. Nice instrument, although I'm not a music guy. But I know how to recognise a wood guy who does know a thing or two. And you helped out Tally Ho! Thanks for that. [EDIT: 2 weeks later - love watching two hands make a thing of beauty, and then two hands making something just as beautiful from that thing]
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.
Thank you so much for creating this instrument for the Tally Ho project. What a wonderful way to honor the project!
I appreciate that! It was a pleasure and an honor.
Thank you so much for taking us along as you build such a beautiful instrument. The maps inside were an unbelievably magical touch, and so unexpected. You are a gifted craftsman.
I appreciate that! Thanks so much!
I loved these 6 episodes very much. The workmanship, the pace, the style and music were excellent.
Im so glad. I am looking at making more so stay tuned!
That really turned out well.
Thanks!
Wow! I’m so much in awe in what you’ve made out of some wood “scraps”. Huge props! Leo and crew are gonna love it, man!
Thanks so much!
Amazing to watch the construction of this beautiful instrument. Gives me a new found respect for the people who make these instruments, such a manual and physical work
It sure is! Thanks for watching!
Having watched Samson Boat for years, i have never seen anyone play the fiddle, its not like a ukelele and anyone can quickly pick up. Got a feeling it won't be on the boat for long.
Leo is learning to play and they have music events there. So it will have a good life I think.
So impressive. You’ve got serious skills. Which is good because they match Leo’s. He’s got to love this.
Oh thanks so much! I sure hope he does!
@@JDanielGraham don’t worry, he will. What a very generous gesture on your part.
Just amazed at the craftsmanship some people have, watching the love you have making instruments is what perfection is all about. Such a fitting instrument for the Tally Ho and can' wait to see Leo's expression when he sees it.
I can't wait either! thank you
I'm absolutely blown away with your craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing all of the steps on building this instrument. I never knew how one was made. And I can't wait to hear it and see it on Leo's channel in the future. Thank you Daniel!
Thanks so much for taking the time to watch! I can't wait to hear it on his channel as well!
...mmm and some how ...it sounds even better than it looks ! FANTASTIC
haha Thanks!
Wonderful job, great contribution. I hope your work is more widely appreciated. You should DEFINITELY be there for the launch!!
Thanks so much I really appreciate that! I would love to be at the launch!
Beautiful! It has such character. And you got the best endorsement ever at the end by the terrific player: "It's got such a good sound to it, dude." I agree!
I came here ignorant of anything involving instrument building and learned a lot. I'm a dedicated follower now! Thanks for the education.
Im glad you are along for the ride!
Such a great addition to the tally ho project. And well, you gained me as a viewer with no musical background or interest as a follower because your videos are so well done I will continue to follow. Thank you.
I really appreciate that. I have hopes of making more so thank you for following along.
I'm so impressed ! You have a gift obviously!
Thanks so much!
Wow!
I am absolutely amazed at the community that Tally Ho has brought together.
That fiddle is truly a thing of beauty, what a treasure, what a gift.
Thanks for taking me along on the journey.
Thanks so much for following along!
thanks for sharing, sorry to see this come to an end, beautiful skills, thank you
You are welcome. I am hoping to make more of these little series so stay tuned!
❤❤❤in 1968 my fingers on my left hand. Have forever wanted to play a string instrument.
Watching this has been incredible. Thank you for sharing.
Have you thought about playing a banjo!! They are great and I know people with just a couple fingers that play them
Loved this. I've followed Tally Ho, all of it, and shared with family and friends. This is such a fantastic addition to the story. Kudos.
Pairs Tally Ho like a very fine wine. Well done!
Thank you!
Just beautiful! I’m sure Leo will be thrilled.
Beautiful job on the violin. A fine addition to Tally Ho!
I appreciate it!
Thank you for sharing this series with us it was absolutely first class in all respects. The masterpiece you created is worthy of a Tally Ho seal of approval.
Thanks so much! I appreciate it!
stunning. the build has been very enjoyable to watch. Thank you for sharing your craft
You are most welcome! Thanks for watching
Enjoyed your craftsmanship on the fiddle.
Thanks so much!
Sounds fantastic!
Thanks so much!
The wood has already naturally aged on the Tally Ho; so of course is sounded beautiful--like very much the character of the sound--it will be at home on the high seas. Now Leo needs to entrol in violin lessons.
I think that is in the works!
I don't know if it's just the way the sound comes through the camera mic, but it's such a bright and lively sounding instrument! What a fantastic result.
She is a loud one that is for sure. I was happy with how it turned out.
Amazing craftsmanship - beauftiful result …love the sound. Hope to see the fiddle color contrast change as the cherry darkens (love cherry)
Thanks, and same here I can't wait to see it age! Well I would like to see it later in life but who knows.
Beautiful job! I'm glad that I found your channel and was able to follow along.
Thanks so much for watching!
That is a beautiful finish love the grain on it. I used to finish staircases and trim and love seeing the different grains. I want to see Leo's face when he sees it. Awesome gift Daniel
Thanks! Well he just got it a couple days ago. Can't wait to see it on the boat.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing this process with us all!
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Was awesome to see the build process. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
So glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful.
Beautiful work and it sounds amazing. Can’t wait to hear it played on Tally Ho
Thanks! Same here!
Daniel, what a wonderful instrument. So very nicely done, and it looks gorgeous. Leo is going to love it. It certainly matches the craftsmanship that goes into Tally Ho, and I'm sure it will be appreciated by all.
I really appreciate that. Thanks so much!
Wow! It came out so nice. Loved watching your process and seeing the results. Can't wait to see it played on the boat!
Thanks so much!
You have created an amazing bright and vibrant toned instrument a skill beyond measure. Thank you for sharing this build with us and I look forward to hearing it played on tally ho videos in the future.
I appreciate it! Thanks so much for watching and following along.
Just gorgeous; and I learned so much from watching, too. Thanks!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great job on the violin. It's a nice tribute and gift for Tally Ho. It's funny how you differentiate "old timer" and orchestral music. Orchestral music probably predates "old time" music by about 200 years.
Its a wonderfull instrument for tally ho
Thanks!
I have loved every minute of these 6 episodes. Wonderful to see such craftsmanship! Finally lived the background music too - in episode 6! Congratulations on a job superbly well done - and very much in the spirit og tally ho’s excellence!
Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed them, I am hoping to make more in the future so stay tuned.
Congratulations Tally Ho for this beautiful gift from J Daniel Graham. Well Done!
Thanks man I appreciate it
Nice job! Its beautiful!! Thank you so much for letting us see the process.
Thanks for watching!
It came put really great! Looks and sounds awesome. Well done man!
Thanks so much!
Wow amazing
What an incredible instrument build Dan! Having made a few solid body & Acoustic guitars myself, I can really appreciate the amazing craftsmanship that went into making that Violin/Fiddle. Well done Sir & I know that Leo & the crew will treasure it! BRAVO! 👍👍🎻🎻👏👏
Thanks! Im sure they will enjoy it and hopefully treasure it!
Loved watching you bring to life such an elegant musical instrument. I'm dumfounded and in awe...well done kind sir!
Thanks so much for that.
Good lord, the music was SO much better with this final video. Not just the live music at the end, but the music throughout.
Thanks it is me playing a few of the banjos I have made that I still have.
Hi, what a great looking end result, really very beautiful. It sounds pretty good to my untrained ear too...........great job. I never realised the "bridge" wasn't fixed...........every days a learning day! A great series, I hope the violin, gives those on Tally-Ho many years of pleasure. All the very best and congratulations, Dave.
Really great creation.
Nice work.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That has a VERY Beautiful sound to it! It has fiddle embodied into it rather than violin & I like that.
It seemed fitting. Thanks
My Great Grandfather was a violin maker as well as a gun stock maker and a barber……all of his tools a violin parts were donated to Michigan State University….I always wondered what it took to build one ….now I have a small idea….thanks
So cool! Im glad that they went to a good home!
Very nice work and I enjoyed the instrumental music while you worked.
I appreciate that. Thanks. I really enjoy playing banjo and Im glad you liked it.
I am following Tally Ho for some time and heard about your project. Well done and well explaned. Thank you for making this new kind of wood working so interesting and joyful. Cheers, Marc from the Netherlands.
Im so glad you enjoyed the process. Thanks for taking the time to watch!