Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 12:56
Rachel is quite right, Jyri! This looks genuinely top-notch! 
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Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 13:36
Thank you very much!
Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 14:07
Beautiful job, Flemming.
Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 14:17
Very good straight job, Jyri.
Better and better.
Ron
Better and better.
Ron
Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 15:27
Sweet Jyri! I see you did an english eye. Nice job keeping everything straight and even!
What method did you use to add strands?
What method did you use to add strands?
Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 15:33
Also, what did you use for the concho?
Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 15:43
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.
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.
Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 15:43
Concho is just mild steel
Posted: Sat 3. Feb 2018, 22:19
But it works...Jyri Haveri wrote:Concho is just mild steel
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 15:34
Number 18
8ft 32plait bullwhip with english eye and 200years old wrought iron concho. My first try in real fancy plaiting.
8ft 32plait bullwhip with english eye and 200years old wrought iron concho. My first try in real fancy plaiting.
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 15:38
That is lovely, Jyri. The plaiting is excellent. How does it crack?
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 15:40
Absolutely top notch beautiful work!
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 15:49
Jyri, this is legitimately an amazing looking whip! I really like how...clean your transition knot looks!
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 15:57
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.
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.
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 16:44
Absolutely terrific, Jyri! That looks to me like a real Masterpiece!
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 17:00
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.
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 17:15
Fantastic!
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 17:27
Thank you!
Ethan too bad my wife dont like it so much
Ethan too bad my wife dont like it so much
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 18:01
Jyri, you did a wonderful job on this whip.
Be very very proud.
How does it crack?
Ron
Be very very proud.
How does it crack?
Ron
Posted: Mon 12. Mar 2018, 18:43
Thanks Ron and it does crack with little efford and flicks are impossible at the moment. Victorian cutback works beatifully already.