2nd whip

[Rachel McCollough]

José, Roger, and Pokkis, thanks!

[Roy Partin]

The accuracy looks great but that sling is simply outstanding

[Rachel McCollough]

Thanks, Roy! Yes, that sling is a very, very difficult one! But very good for keeping from tripping on the whip.

[Robby Amper]

I have to bow. That sling is awesome. The combination of whip, fingers and nonsense is unbeatable. I would make a tutorial and call it: "The way of the drunken Dragon"

Great videos! And how your husband improved! That is really amazing to see. He is much more relaxed, he's focused and the speed is much lower - better! - than in the first vid. And that target cracking... Very, very good. He did a good job! Please tell him that, okay?

And the whip itself - as far as I can see from the video, it is very fluid. It is responding nicely and it looks balanced. To say more I had to feel it in my hand, but from what is visible on the vid and your pictures... Very well done, Rachel. Thank you and - congratulations.

Robby

[Rachel McCollough]

I will certainly tell him, Robby! When he did that sling, I laughed and laughed. That on the video was the first time I saw it, too

I really appreciate your, and everyone's, help. My husband said this whip was a lot better handling than the last. A better feel, he said.
I can see its better than the last, but I can't handle it well enough to really see the finer points I need to know to improve. It really, really helps to have experienced whip handlers as well as makers critiquing for us new to learning whip making.

I thank you, Robby, for having me here. I wouldn't be making much of anything without you, Whip Basics, and all of its members. Without that help, I would barely know how to plait. Thank you.