Whips by Ethan Mitchell
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Thanks everyone!
Rachel,
Thank you! As far as looks I like it very much. It is actually a decent little target whip. I need to get a target stand set up...
Mr. Robert,
Thanks! Technically it is #11b as I just reused the thong. Sorry if I was a bit confusing there. I was inspired by Erik Torpström, who ended his stock whip with a six point, and I had been interested to see how the thicker tip would effect performance.
Rachel,
Thank you! As far as looks I like it very much. It is actually a decent little target whip. I need to get a target stand set up...
Mr. Robert,
Thanks! Technically it is #11b as I just reused the thong. Sorry if I was a bit confusing there. I was inspired by Erik Torpström, who ended his stock whip with a six point, and I had been interested to see how the thicker tip would effect performance.
- Ethan Mitchell
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Hey guys!
I am finally joining you in the world of plaiting with 275 cord! I am currently on the first belly in 20 plait. The handle is a 3/8th" fiberglass rod from Roy. It ends slightly after where the irregular herringbone plaiting stops.
It will be a 7ft single belly bullwhip with a 8" handle. I used 550 for the core because I wanted to build a single belly whip to start with, but the rest will be 275 cord.
Sheesh this tiny stuff sure is fiddly!
I am finally joining you in the world of plaiting with 275 cord! I am currently on the first belly in 20 plait. The handle is a 3/8th" fiberglass rod from Roy. It ends slightly after where the irregular herringbone plaiting stops.
It will be a 7ft single belly bullwhip with a 8" handle. I used 550 for the core because I wanted to build a single belly whip to start with, but the rest will be 275 cord.
Sheesh this tiny stuff sure is fiddly!
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- Ethan Mitchell
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Thanks Robby! It is my favorite whip that I have made so far. It does have one difference to a traditional cowwhip, the cup fits the thong tightly. The thong can only move slightly one way or the other when in my hands, making it quite accurate. I'll see if I can get a video. Im not too great at explaining this...
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Here is a video of it in action:
https://youtu.be/j34CET1c6PU
https://youtu.be/j34CET1c6PU
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