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Devin Bauer
Posted: Thu 13. Feb 2014, 18:05
by Devin Bauer
As I understand the rules Robby, I am on board.
Update: I have received the whip from Caleb Krug, and it is reviewed on page 2.
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 03:15
by Devin Bauer
Well, I believe that as of now I plan on a 7 foot woody. I have to iron out the details on the handle and thong pattern and color(s).
For a taste of handle possibilities, here is a few.
Left to right, Myrtlewood, Black Walnut, Wenge, Burmese Blackwood, and Lignum Vitae, which is the smallest and heavier than first three and similar in weight to the fourth.

Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 05:01
by Tyler Blake
Somebody will be lucky. Those all look great

Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 06:56
by Alex Lewis
Those handles look really fantastic.
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 07:29
by Keanu Shimaoka
Beautiful!
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 11:31
by Roy Partin
I like them all a lot, but I think the walnut is the best looking and unique. Nice work
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 12:50
by Robby Amper
Like Keanu said… Beautiful. Really beautiful crafted! Thanks for sharing!
Robby
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 16:59
by Jeff Roseborough
Very beautiful work.
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 17:01
by Guest
Looking really good, all of them! Wouldn't mind having any of those.
- Pokkis
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 20:12
by Gideon Rodgers
Well Turned!!! I wish I had me one of those lathes.
They are all beautiful. I particularly like the color on the middle one.
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 20:55
by Jonathan Lewis
What a start. Any one of those will make someone very happy.
Posted: Wed 26. Feb 2014, 21:40
by Devin Bauer
Thank you the kind words everyone, I will post some progress photos shortly. Gideon, it would certainly be worth getting even a small benchtop lathe if you enjoy turning, it can be therapeutic I think, and they can be had reasonably cheap.
Posted: Fri 28. Feb 2014, 04:00
by Devin Bauer
Posted: Fri 28. Feb 2014, 18:50
by Robby Amper
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Folks, I don't want to be rude or something. But I think, this is Devin's thread on the whip he's creating for the whip swap. Please copy all your posts according to that lathe story and take it into the thread
Whip making Tools - where it belongs. Gideon - please open a new thread in that area. Thank you!
Would you do that, please? Because afterwards I'm going to delete these posts. Please respect, that it's Devin's show, here.
Thanks to all,
Robby
Posted: Fri 28. Feb 2014, 22:04
by Terry Shaw
Done sir!
~T.
Posted: Fri 28. Feb 2014, 22:08
by Robby Amper
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Thank you

Posted: Sat 1. Mar 2014, 00:48
by Devin Bauer
Almost done, all that remains is to epoxy the connection point, serve the eye, wax the thong, and create an appropriate fall, and perhaps some small details.
So, it is a 7 foot, 16 plait Woody Bullwhip, in Dark Brown with 1 pair of black. I'm now convinced that I like plaiting tip to heel better, at least on the overlay, kudos to Tyler and Carl for the push.

Posted: Sat 1. Mar 2014, 00:57
by Jonathan Lewis
Looking very, very good Devin.
Posted: Sat 1. Mar 2014, 04:55
by Carl Feairs
Wow! I am still in the planning stage!
I like the eye. I tried some proto types b4 deciding on a regular fall hitch on a whip I am just finishing. I did not come up with an eye that looked good in paracord.
Posted: Sat 1. Mar 2014, 05:47
by Jared Routon
Very very nice Devin. Love the color scheme. Goes very well with the handle.