Another prototype! (Page 1 of 3)

Very interesting Jyri.
You might look into a twisted tapered fall like Rachel makes on some of hers.

Being replaceable I have found that you can change length or design to help match
what kind of cracking you are trying to do.
Like cracking routines to targeting and such. Customizing the utility of a single whip to that of different styles of performance not found with a permanent fall.

Ron

Ron i tryed to make tt cores and fall but i failed

I usually just find the right lenght and go with it.

Jyri, I also like the idea of a tapered fall. I've never tried to plait one, though, but this looks pretty good.  It took me several attempts to get right but the TT fall has worked out well for me. I still do regular falls and weighted falls on some whips and have even done a weighted TT fall. I might have to try the plaited fall sometime.

Scott, I think it could be that it adds a little more mass at the point of maximum acceleration utilizing the accumulated energy at the right time, providing a louder crack.
Or not.

Ron

*snake Not Shane. 

Tyler, i tryed this with the long tapered cracker with that changable fluffy part and it worked. I make a new set of those when i have time and post more then!

I really like the idea and the look of a plaited fall. I was looking at 275 cord at the store yesterday and thought of this very post. I’m going to have to try this very soon.
Great work Jyri!
Post pictures of the tapered cracker if you make one.

Mark 2

I gave it some cracking but as this whip is so stiff and short it is hard to judge how it rolls.
I have to make one for me as well but this one is leaving for my customer tomorrow.

There is still some mistakes to be done with these falls before i can call them finished product, that said i'm doind to include some normal falls as well.

That’s a really cool looking cracker Jyri. Is that dyneema? That’s actually the best looking tapered cracker that i’ve seen, very clean. I’d love to make one of those. I really like the replaceable part. With my dyneema crackers, if i’m not careful i’ll get knots in the fluff, that if go unnoticed right after it happens are impossible to get out. Thanks for the pictures and the link to that post.