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Posted: Sat 6. Feb 2016, 19:16
by Tyler Blake
Looks great Rachel- Is UB the owner's initials?

Posted: Sat 6. Feb 2016, 20:05
by Rachel McCollough
Thanks, Tyler-
Not exactly, it stands for "Uncle Bill", his nick name.

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 00:39
by Rachel McCollough
Here's a new one I just finished, nothing fancy or extraordinary, but here you go:
10 ft. 14 plait two belly
15" Goncalo Alves handcut handle.
Wood stock for handle from Whip Nation.
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Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 00:47
by Ron May
Rachel, another fine looking whip.
Is the white stuff wax?

Ron

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 00:55
by Rachel McCollough
Yessir it's wax, it was bit cool outside this morning. At 250, it'll still cool quick on the thinner parts.

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 00:58
by Tyler Blake
It looks great Rachel- is that dark acid brown lace?

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 01:14
by Rachel McCollough
Meant to say thank you, Ron!

Tyler, thanks!
No sir it is chocolate brown. I also meant to put that on there...

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 02:19
by Devin Bauer
Looking great Rachel, the nice simple combination of yellow wood and a brown thong.

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 03:18
by Rachel McCollough
Thank you, Devin!

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 06:13
by Philbert Lim
If you look at it from a distance, the chocolate brown cord actually makes it look like it's made of leather

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 07:59
by Robert Gage
Splendid, Rachel! Very 'businesslike'!

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 08:36
by Oliver Jung
I'm really impressed, great work, The whip is very beautyfull.

Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016, 18:01
by Rachel McCollough
Thank you, Philbert, I appreciate it,
Oliver, thank you! Mr. Robert, I thank you too, 'Businesslike' is exactly as it is intended, indeed!

It was wanted for round pen work with horses, as well as cattle in the open.

Posted: Sat 20. Feb 2016, 12:52
by Guest
Solid! Nice one Rachel : )

Posted: Sat 20. Feb 2016, 13:44
by Roy Partin
Beautiful as usual. I like the size of that 14 plait. It looks a tad more shoulder friendly than a 16 plait and easier cracking than a light weight 12 plait.

Posted: Sat 20. Feb 2016, 15:34
by Rachel McCollough
Thank you Erik and Roy!

Roy you hit the nail on the head, it (to the best of my knowledge) appears tip heavy enough still to do well in most weather but as you say not so tough on the shoulder as it would get to be in a round pen.

Posted: Sat 20. Feb 2016, 21:36
by Bobbi Holyoak
Very good looking whip!

Posted: Sat 20. Feb 2016, 21:48
by Rachel McCollough
Thank you, Miss Bobbi!

Posted: Sun 21. Feb 2016, 12:00
by Mario Desgronte
Beautiful whip, great job Rachel. :D :D :D

All the best
Mario

Posted: Sun 21. Feb 2016, 14:39
by Rachel McCollough
Thank you very much, Mario!!!