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Posted: Sat 19. Apr 2014, 02:10
by Bobbi Holyoak
Thanks Gideon. :)

Roy, I promise you that if I knew anything about photo shop I wouldn't waste my time on the whip. I would make my avatar picture 15 lbs skinnier and 10 years younger! lol!

Posted: Sun 20. Apr 2014, 14:32
by Roy Partin
Now your just being silly Bobbi

Posted: Sun 20. Apr 2014, 20:35
by Terry Shaw
Got to agree with Roy. Why would you take someone who is every bit perfect as is and attempt to change them?

~T.

Posted: Tue 22. Apr 2014, 21:39
by Bobbi Holyoak
Robby asked me to post a picture of this whip.

It is a 16 plait, 5.5 foot combat bull that I made for Ron about a year ago. He took a few whips to Tom's house to be tested and somehow... Tom owns the whip now. :)

If anyone is a Tom Meadows fan, I'll post a link to a short video of the test crack of this whip.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MW8THl71adI

Posted: Tue 22. Apr 2014, 22:20
by Terry Shaw
Lovely. I like how you splice the red in about halfway through.

~T.

Posted: Tue 22. Apr 2014, 23:45
by Einar Stephenson
Very nice work on the handle another fine whip!

Posted: Tue 22. Apr 2014, 23:53
by Bobbi Holyoak
Thanks, both of you!

Posted: Wed 23. Apr 2014, 00:01
by Devin Bauer
Very nice whip Bobbi, I love the pattern and like Terry, the spliced red is cool.

Posted: Wed 23. Apr 2014, 00:08
by Jonathan Lewis
Nice Bobbi! Taper looks perfect. Bringing the red out at the end is cool, but I'm an even bigger fan of the white-on-light-grey.

Posted: Wed 23. Apr 2014, 02:57
by Bobbi Holyoak
I like the white and grey combo too. :) The red is actually 2 of the core strands that I "picked up" at the bottom.

Posted: Wed 23. Apr 2014, 07:08
by Robert Gage
That's another great whip, Bobbi - and thanks for the video link, too!

Posted: Wed 23. Apr 2014, 14:05
by Robby Amper
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Bobbi Holyoak wrote:Robby asked me to post a picture of this whip.
Yes, he did :) This is a very nice - and interesting! - concept on the handle. That two "x" patterns I've never seen before. And to bring out a color in the end, which is not present anywhere on the whip, before, is also a great feature.

Thanks for posting, Bobbi.

Robby

Posted: Wed 23. Apr 2014, 17:46
by Jared Routon
Bobbi you have quite the collection of beautiful whips you've made. I just went back over all of them and I have to say I really love the Black and Tan whith the Birdseye handle. I just like the Birdseye. It has become my favorite handle design here lately.

Posted: Thu 24. Apr 2014, 15:43
by Fritz Ehlers
I keep going back to have a look at that blue and black 8 foot whip.
It's a stunning piece of work.
When such contrasting colours are used you get to see how good the plaiting is at a quick glance because every irregularity will pop out at you. The seam and pattern work on this whip are very tidy.

Posted: Thu 24. Apr 2014, 15:58
by Carl Feairs
Very nice looking whip Bobbi.
Are the knots done with ungutted paracord?

Posted: Thu 24. Apr 2014, 23:50
by Bobbi Holyoak
Thank you Robert and Robby. :)

Jared, the birds eye is my favorite too. It just looks cool no matter what colors.

Thanks Fritz. That whip was one of the special ones. I looked nice but it was also really fun to play with. The total package.

Carl, yes you guessed it, gutted paracord. I do "low profile" knots... mostly because they fit my hand better but also because I prefer the slim look.

Posted: Mon 5. May 2014, 21:51
by Giovanni Celeste
Dear Bobbi,
Apologise if i'havent done any comment before but you really make great and good work !!!!!
I promise you that will never happen again.
Again GREAT WHIPS !!!

Posted: Fri 9. May 2014, 04:20
by Bobbi Holyoak
Thank you for your kind words, Gio! :)

I just added another color choice to the Tibetan wave line. It is simple but I think it has class.

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This is picture of the whole set together.

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Posted: Fri 9. May 2014, 12:33
by Carl Feairs
I like the new colour combo. The photo of all 4, I realy like, nice bunch of whips.

Posted: Fri 9. May 2014, 13:07
by Tyler Blake
Very cool Bobbi- I somehow missed these until now but very fine work:) I agree with RObby, that x pattern is really cool.