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Posted: Mon 5. Oct 2015, 15:10
by Ron May
Thanks Bobbi for that informative information.

Posted: Mon 5. Oct 2015, 15:50
by Robby Amper
Nope. Hassett's four corners is a combination of the helicopter and fast figure eights overhead. To me it looks like epileptic attack; others say it's the most complicated crack ever. Hm.

That rodondo is something like the "pigdrover's crack". But here too - a lot of names for one and the same thing. But it is definitely not Hassett's four corners :)

Robby

Posted: Mon 5. Oct 2015, 17:18
by Robert Gage
Thanks, Robby. In any case, I've never been able to do Hassett's Four Corners!

Posted: Fri 9. Oct 2015, 19:45
by Tyler Blake
Hi Bobbi,
What a great whip- unfortunately, it's owner is not it's equal. I agree with Robby's analysis and his advice- the guy was rushing it, and wouldn't you be happier knowing it was with Robert, who will treasure and appreciate it? I just finished my first 12 footer and it feels really heavy to me, I can just imagine how much heavier one would be in paracord. It's kind of like if I were to complain that my .44 magnum kicks more than a 9mm.... duh, right?

Posted: Sat 10. Oct 2015, 22:34
by Giovanni Celeste
Bobbi, first of all my compliments to your whips!!! Fantastic and fine choice of color and pattern. mother nature is so always so kind to provide us with this beautiful snake and we can take inspiration for them.
Re. "The whipcraker" i've seen the video and what i can say is: It's not enough to have a Stradivari to make it play .... and Bobby believe me you made a Stradivari ;)

Posted: Sun 18. Oct 2015, 03:46
by Grant Weaver
Your plaiting just takes my breath away Bobbi! Maybe someday I'll get there, maybe someday!