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Post by Einar Stephenson »

very nice work Tyler beautiful.
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Tyler made a fantastic job, I love my John Wayne bullwhip it is so elegant.
I'm a great fan of the Duke an his movies and this whip is a wonderful homage to the immortal legend John Wayne.
Many thanks, Tyler. ;)

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Post by Caleb Krug »

Great work Tyler and awesome design Mario! You guys make a good team! :)
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Post by Guest »

Hi Tyler, really great photos and the whip is awesome, thanks a lot for showing.

Jose
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Post by Tyler Blake »

Plate tectonics- I never would have thought of that. Well, maybe that's what a flux capacitor is for :)

Thanks Devin! Sounds like you know your rifle history :)

Thank you Einar! Thank you Mario, for the kind words as well as the order :)

Thanks Caleb and Jose!
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Howdy,
here is a 3.5' exosnake- the first belly is lead loaded and I really like the way that turned out. This was "take 2" on this whip- the first attempt had the first and second bellies loaded and it was too thick. It's fine for a snake, but it would have made a huge Exosnake. The pattern is like what Rhett uses for his coral snake whips but in black, neon yellow and grey, at the customer's request.

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Post by Bobbi Holyoak »

Its just lovely!
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Post by Fritz Ehlers »

I really like the idea of this mini snake. The Exo-transition is a tried and tested idea that works really well to add some extra stiffness.
Very tidy, someone's going to be a happy cracker
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Agreed! A great little cracker! :)
'Less is often more!'
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Post by Tyler Blake »

Thanks Bobbi, Fritz and Robert :)
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Post by Guest »

Cool! So this is the one in your video, with the super short fall?

The whole Exosnake idea is delightfully nutty, like a snake whip that really isn't a snake whip. "Hybrid" would be a nice word if it weren't so overused already. This is the kind of stuff you seem to produce just to make the rest of us look bad ;)


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Post by Jeff Roseborough »

Very nice! Those highlights make it look fast.
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Post by Sir Roger Tuson »

Sweet. Is that a little (I think it's called) french braiding on the handle?
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Post by Guest »

Roger, if you mean the part right after the heel knot, that's a French grapevine. Wear gloves if you ever decide to do that with Dacron.


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Post by Sir Roger Tuson »

ta and noted.
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Post by Giovanni Celeste »

Great as always Tyler!!!
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Post by Devin Bauer »

Beautiful work Tyler, snakes while not my favorite are greatly represented with your work.

Perhaps an amalgam rather than a hybrid?
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Post by Tyler Blake »

Thanks Pokkis! :P This is the one from the video with the super short fall. I really didn't think that would work well, but it does. I'll probably be making myself some of those for the long winter/indoor whip practice season here.

Thanks Jeff! It is fast!

Thanks Roger! Pokkis is correct, and it's also known as "Grapevine Service". Pokkis also correct about the need for gloves when doing this with dacron- Trust me, it can cut you :o

Thank you Gio!

Thanks Devin! I know I'm not the first one to use a stiffer handle for a snake, it makes a big difference in the way they handle. I have some video of this one, I'll put it in the video section.
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very cool and sleek!!
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What a beauty Tyler !!!! The Wayne's whip is fantastic!!!! And as always great pics Mario!!!!
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