My whips this far

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Rachel is quite right, Jyri! This looks genuinely top-notch! :)
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Thank you very much! :)
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Beautiful job, Flemming.
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Very good straight job, Jyri.
Better and better.

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Sweet Jyri! I see you did an english eye. Nice job keeping everything straight and even!

What method did you use to add strands?
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Also, what did you use for the concho?
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Thank you!
Ethan, i place strand under side of the thong and plait sometime over it and pull it in and continued plaiting. Then i added second one same way. Then i added them bolth same time or with a tiny space so there is as little uneven plaiting as possible. I should learn to do it better tought.
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Concho is just mild steel
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Jyri Haveri wrote:Concho is just mild steel
But it works... ;)
I'll give it a try, Dad, but it's going to be really hard...kind of like trying to saw something in half using a banana.
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Number 18
8ft 32plait bullwhip with english eye and 200years old wrought iron concho. My first try in real fancy plaiting.
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That is lovely, Jyri. The plaiting is excellent. How does it crack?
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Absolutely top notch beautiful work!
Inch by inch.
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Post by Brandon "Sparky" Lam »

Jyri, this is legitimately an amazing looking whip! I really like how...clean your transition knot looks!
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Thank you very much everyone!
It is fairly stiff still but it has began the breaking in process. I will post a video once i can do other craks than cattlemans crack. :D
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Absolutely terrific, Jyri! That looks to me like a real Masterpiece!
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Wow!!! That looks amazing! You should definitely find somewhere to hang that on the wall once you have it broken in. So you can show it off to guests.
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Fantastic!
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Thank you!

Ethan too bad my wife dont like it so much :D
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Jyri, you did a wonderful job on this whip.
Be very very proud.
How does it crack?

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Post by Jyri Haveri »

Thanks Ron and it does crack with little efford and flicks are impossible at the moment. Victorian cutback works beatifully already.
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