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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.
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.
This is picture of the whole set together.

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.