Whip Basics. The Forum

I just drag n' dropped the addresses to the address bar! Can't see them on the forum either :/

Tyler, those whips are something else. I had an idea for a lightsaber style handle, which the first whip you posted i though resembles. I really like the pair off your website that the colors of each are opposite. Almost like one is a negative of its partner. Thats some fancy plaiting.

Nice work Tyler, glad to see the english eye falls are still working well for you.
I tried posting the links too, let's see if they work this time.

Eureka! Success - and what a success! Golly, Tyler, you keep surpassing yourself!

Robert Gage wrote:Eureka! Success - and what a success! Golly, Tyler, you keep surpassing yourself!

Can't say it any better than that!!
Great, great job! They are beautiful!

Those are quite a pair. There's something about white whips.

Thats what I am talking about! I love to see white shiny whips in motion. Awesome as usual

I love the color combination black handle and white thong, it looks so elegant. Fantastic job, Tyler.

All the best
Mario

It may be boring, because I repeat myself all the time... But your work is amazing. The Leistungspeitsche is a great idea, and the dreamliner simply is a monument! I remember cracking it for the first time - simply perfection.

Robby

Orange falls -perfect!

Thanks Brandon! I believe you were referring to my set I named "Bela And Lokai" which was inspired by a classic Star Trek episode that featured two warring aliens who were chromatic opposites. Yep- I'm a nerd

Thanks for the picture help Devin! Was that you I got the english Eye on the fall idea from? I couldn't remember who it was exactly...

Thank you Robert and Rachel!

Thanks again Brandon- and good to see your avatar up!

Thanks Roy! I agree, white whips are visually among the most arresting.

Thanks Mario!

Thanks Robby and Roger!

If I remember correctly I shared the method at some point where you improved upon it with stitching and Roy brought up that it was a common method to see on older nylon cowwhips.

Ok, that rings a bell

I like to watch star trek TGN while i make my whips.

I was a kid when TNG started up, and so I have a lot of fond memories of it, but as I've gotten older I've become more of an original series guy. I just wish you could find them without the digitally altered effects. Yuck. Here is a 5.5' stockwhip:

Really nice looking whip, Tyler!

Tyler , it doesn't look stock to me.
It looks exceptional!

Ron

Thanks Bobbi!

Thanks Ron! I see what you did there :P But it doesn't have a lift kit or a winch so it's Stock

Again, another really nice whip, Tyler!

Beautiful stockwhip, simple and elegant, great job Tyler.

All the best
Mario