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    I had another guy ask me to ship to New York. I am in California. The raw lumber I have for the project weight over 40 pounds. The base and lofting boards maybe another 20. Don't think it would be worth it. I was hoping for someone to come pick it up.
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    It is with a heavy heart that I am giving up on my model of the Tally Ho. I am dealing with cancer and the treatments. I don't want to toss this project and am looking for someone who thinks they can continue with it. I will sell all the parts wood and full size drawings and the many notes that I have. Sorry not my tools. If interested please contact me. I want to dispose as a complete project and not to piece meal.
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    This is a tough one. When I contacted the ASA, they pointed me to the Mystic Museum. But they want $40 per page. I think there are about 20 pages in total. I was fortunate that there was a member at the ASA that had 1 set left for a reasonable cost. I don't think that is the case anymore.
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    I'll soon get back to it. I just spent the last month preparing and attending a 6 day class. I watch them both too. Jim
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    @Thistle17 I take to slow. Study how others do it. Be patience. Try my best. Don't be in a rush. Take my time and have fun. Sometime I have to for Leo to come out with a video for details before proceeding.
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    Added mounting holes and alignment pins to secure metal keel to base. I am also marking out the location of the FRAMES and 1/2 FRAMES (one in between STATIONS FRAMES (red). Trying to locate the rest of the bolts so that they do not interfere with the FRAMES.
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    If you look back through the photos, you will see how I thread 1/16" rods. I use a mini-lathe to hold the rod, and a custom jig to hold the 0-80 die. Nice and square and repeatable. FYI: I used to make cabinets and fine furniture. Those skills help in this project.
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    Real LIVE OAK piece from the Tally Ho build that I am going to use in my build. The piece with the knot missing is WHITE OAK. Straighter grain than the LIVE OAK.
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    Built a alignment jig with a gantry. Makes it possible to align the STATIONS and WATERLINES on different parts in the build.
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    Added the prop shaft, more shaping of the center line.
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    I could, but that would be cheating. 😁 No one but me would know.
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    I have been buying from Micro-Mark. I am using 1/16" brass rods for the bolts and threading 0-80 on the ends. I will look at the link above and see what they have. Thanks
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    @Keith Black 0-80 Ya small stuff.
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    Just I few more progress photos. Added the prop shaft. Harder than I thought to drill a straight line through Purple Heart hard wood. Long small drills like to drift a lot. Tiny bolts. Question for everyone. Looking for a better source for mini hardware. These are costing $1.80 for each nut and washer + shipping, not including the bolt itself, or about $4 a bolt (2 nuts, 2 washers & bolt). Thanks for any help. Have already got though 25, and have lots more to add.
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    There are lots of hidden in plain sight easter eggs. Pancho, the forklift, tribute to Arabella.

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