Whip Basics. The Forum

Certainly looking good

Rachel, how are you liking the way stockwhips behave, compared with your other fine creations?

Thank you, Morten!

Mr. Johnny thank you! No sir, these are my first ones.

Mr. Robert, they are certainly different! I can see how they are very good for quick directional changes. I would like to make another a little heavier with a lightly loaded fall. They seem a little light towards the tip to me, but they crack well.

They look great Rachel, well done

Thank you, Matt

Thanks, Rachel. That's generally my experience with stockwhips as well - though I haven't tried that many.

Lovely, as always Rach.

Thank you, Sir Roger!

Mr. Robert I appreciate it, that tells me maybe I'm not too far off. Thank you for that!

Stock whips feel strange to begin with. There's a lot leverage from the long handle which is great, but the connection to the thong takes getting used to. Those are mighty fine whips Rachel, you've certainly gone from strength to strength with whips.

Fritz, great to see you!
Thank you very much! Yes the handle/thong connection definitely gives a different feel!

Those are some pretty looking whips. Haven't handled any stock whip before. Might try it someday.

Thank you, Sven!

They look great Rachel! Looks like you're getting more comfortable with knots too!

Thank you very much, Tyler!

Very unique and good looking stock whips Rachel. I agree with Tyler, your knots are mighty fine. Well done lady

Roy, thank you very much, I appreciate it!

Rachel - your color combinations are always an example of less is more. I like how you always have one base color with a few accents woven in. Beautiful as always.

Thank you very much, Craig!

Good job on the journey to stock whips! A very unique look and very sharp work as always.

Erik, Thanks!