This new Gallery replaces the former "Masters Gallery", which will work from now on as pure archive. Here you will find not only the work and art from folks who sell whips, but also from folks, who create their whips out of pure passion. And we have an additional gallery. It is called "The Gallery - Making of".
Roy Partin
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by Roy Partin » Thu 21. Jul 2016, 17:07
Tyler, it is more dense than blood wood, but the weight and hardness are about the same. It isn't as dense as Gonçalo but it's harder. It has a little more coarse texture than the other 2 so I don't think it will burn as nicely. I will burn a scrap piece and see how it goes.
Thank you Rachel! Looking forward to seeing your handiwork with the Jatoba
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Tyler Blake
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by Tyler Blake » Thu 21. Jul 2016, 18:08
Cool, thanks Roy
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Robert Gage
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by Robert Gage » Thu 21. Jul 2016, 18:08
Roy, that 12-footer is really beautiful!
'Less is often more!'
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by Ben Varsek » Thu 21. Jul 2016, 19:02
@ Roy Partin:
Again - you have made a very beautiful whip Mr. Partin !!!
I can imagine that this whip must be incredibly loud (long handle, 12 foot thong and lots of weight) !!!
Thank you very much for sharing !!!
All the best
Ben
Roy Partin
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by Roy Partin » Fri 22. Jul 2016, 01:40
Thank you kindly Mr Robert.
I appreciate the compliments Ben! Yes, it has an extremely loud crack. Cattle will be able to hear it for miles
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by Philbert Lim » Sat 23. Jul 2016, 13:35
Roy, i like the red hue of the wood.
Roy Partin
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by Roy Partin » Wed 17. Aug 2016, 20:58
Here is a pair in black and red I just finished. One is 6' and the other is 8'. They were ordered by a martial arts man whom specified the handles to be kamagong wood. It's the same hard ebony that the fighting sticks are made of. It's beautiful wood but it takes some sharp tools to turn it.
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Rachel McCollough
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by Rachel McCollough » Wed 17. Aug 2016, 21:07
Beautiful wood, I bet they did require some sharp tools.
Those are really unique and sleek work, well done, Roy!
Inch by inch.
Tyler Blake
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by Tyler Blake » Wed 17. Aug 2016, 21:20
Roy, those look fantastic- the handles go perfectly with the thongs
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Ron May
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by Ron May » Wed 17. Aug 2016, 21:28
Outstanding Roy.
That's some beautiful wood.
Ron
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Roy Partin
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by Roy Partin » Wed 17. Aug 2016, 21:40
Thank you my friends.
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Robert Gage
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by Robert Gage » Wed 17. Aug 2016, 22:29
Roy, those red and black thongs look very fine!
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Roy Partin
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by Roy Partin » Wed 17. Aug 2016, 22:38
Thank you Mr Robert.
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Ben Varsek
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by Ben Varsek » Thu 18. Aug 2016, 12:11
The wooden handles look extremely elegant (beautiful grain and shiny surface) and are a pefrect match for the thongs - outstanding good work Mr. Partin !!!
All the best
Ben
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by Roy Partin » Fri 19. Aug 2016, 13:13
Appreciate it Ben. That wood polishes up nice but it's not something I would want to work with very often. It's hard and expensive
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by Guest » Sat 20. Aug 2016, 08:06
Special ones aren't they! Pretty badass looking I'd say. They do have a 'martial' look to them indeed. Powerful!
Christophe Mechain
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by Christophe Mechain » Tue 23. Aug 2016, 16:13
Hi Roy. Is it a paracord whip ? It's very beautiful. It is not too difficult to use to work ?
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by Roy Partin » Tue 23. Aug 2016, 21:26
Thank you kindly Erik and Christoph.
Christoph, yes they are paracord and work very easy
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Efren de Gala
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by Efren de Gala » Tue 23. Aug 2016, 22:14
Sorry for the really late reaction but how did you like working with the Jatoba? Did you have an allergic reaction? That handle looks great too.
I keep meaning to do a write up, but jatoba has impact resistance and toughness on par with the best hickory.
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by Roy Partin » Tue 23. Aug 2016, 23:32
Efren, I am growing fond of Jatoba. It does tear up my sinuses, so I always wear a mask when near it.
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