A crossover of two heroes of the whipverse 😂

I am in love with English eye whip making. After my very first one, I totally believe in that method. It allows for a much smoother transition because you are adding strands at the point where they end, which is exactly where they need to taper, so every single strand terminates seamless, and flawlessly. On the flip side, planning is crucial so that you get the desired distance to the end point, and it isn't possible to adjust the taper if you need or want to, but if you have your measurements right, English Eye whips are simply a dream to make!

Ayyyy this is great!!! Well done you two!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Wow!! Many thanks for a useful lesson and an excursion to the workshop of a wonderful master.

A fantastic video as always Nick! Isaac's craftsmanship is amazing! English eyes are really difficult, I've yet to learn how to make one.

@eliasonwhipco

Жыл бұрын

Maybe next time Nick is out at my shop we can tackle that build

Nick, I really appreciate that you keep pumping the high quality content out. Great work, keep it up.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a slow teachable way! You are the only one I've found that slowly and effectively taught me to tie the herringbone knot! I use rawhide and tie it on different items I make. You are so patient and such a great teacher, thank you for your help!!!

Damn! This video is literally 36 hours late for me. 😂 I was looking for this very video...oh well, guess I'll make another whip.

Now I need to go watch the micro whip video.

So great getting to hang out with you and make a video together!

@NicksWhipShop

Жыл бұрын

Agreed Isaac! It was a great time. I'd love to come out and visit soon.

@eliasonwhipco

Жыл бұрын

@@NicksWhipShop you are always welcome man!

Another fine tutorial. Thank you Nick.

@Nick'sWhipShop I recently developed a method for 'injecting' strands where needed that's virtually invisible. No excess bumps or anything like that.

Very nice demo. Love your content, Nick.

Hey, I have that exact tape measure! 😂😂

Really enjoyed this technique, Nick:-)

Two Eliasons, and two of all other whipmakers would make for an even more entertaining whip convention haha. And an awesome Dr. Who episode!😄. I hope you're successful in piecing together the Whip Con footage🤞🏽. Great seeing another nice vid👌🏽.

I don’t understand how Isaac can work amid all that shop “neatness!” Where is the total clutter I can’t even begin without?

@eliasonwhipco

Жыл бұрын

I was the middle of packing up my shop for a move. Plus alot of my stuff was packed for the whip con.

@zbstudios8927

5 ай бұрын

​@@eliasonwhipcowhere did you get you "lucky charm" lighter, and is it related to Indiana Jones?

@eliasonwhipco

5 ай бұрын

@@zbstudios8927 I got it off Amazon years ago same as the jet lighter insert that I use in it. And yes it is definitely because of Indiana Jones

Really enjoyed this episode. Hope to one day meet you and other whip makers and have an opportunity to share ideas on whip making techniques. Thanks for sharing.

I was thinking as I was watching lots of your videos why you do not use the inside strands / guts of the paracord for other things like this or for Wrapping your Transitions and such :) Also why not dip your whip in Wax after Each Belly so it soaks in all of the way easier :)

Hey nick I was wondering what formula you use to determine what length you need for each strand of a braided layer when you have... 1. The number of braided layers 2. Number of strands per braided layers 3. How long the whip is going to be And also I need help determining how many braided layers I need per whip design when I know the length. And also how many strands I need for a given belly determined by the amount of strands from the overlay. Thank you and i love your videos im learning so much.

آمل أن يتم صنع فيديو يتم فيه صنع سوط مع حشوة فولاذية بالمنتصف وتجربته

i just watched an instructional video about how to insert a ball chain into the fall, what are your thoughts on that?

Thanks again Nick! On another note, any chance there's an update on your snake whip build method in the works? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink.... Thanks

@NicksWhipShop Love your videos. Very informative and easy to follow. I'd like to get your thoughts on using a hairdryer to tighten up a whip. Doable or...?

Hey there,just a random question, how do u know ur fall is the right length?I'm not sure if u have covered this?

Здравствуй! Шикарная работа, очень захотел попробовать сплести кнут на 8 футов. Сколько метров шнура нужно для такого кнута? Скажи пожалуйста как новичку. Буду очень благодарен!!!

​@NicksWhipShop Привет Ник. Во-первых спасибо за твои видео, твою работу, увлечение кнутами. По твоему видеоуроку десятилетней давности я сплел первый кнут. С трудом нашёл паракорд, внутренние оплетки заменил на обычный шнур. Вышло страшно, но он работал и сейчас, спустя 8 лет. Спустя годы решил возобновить хобби, пересматриваю твои уроки. Но вот и трудность и вопрос: не могу найти такую же ленту вместо нити. Поиск лавсановая шнуровочная нить не даёт нужных результатов. Если тебя не затруднит, поделись ссылкой где покупал. Надеюсь на ответ

Where does he buy his paracord?

Hi nick my name is Joshua I am wondering if it is possible to repair a old bull wip that has sentimental value to me and who I could contact in order to have it repaired if it is possible

When Issac refers to foot to inches for the length of the fall what exactly is he talking about?

@eliasonwhipco

5 ай бұрын

The taper twist fall is in 4 sections Thong 4. Twisted 2 paracord strand with guts still in them 3. Paracord strand with guts put inside Paracord sheath 2. Paracord sheath only inside Paracord sheath 1. 1 piece of Paracord sheath Each of those sections sould be in inches as long as the whip is so if the whip is 5 foot long the fall should have 4, 5 inch sections. I hope that makes sence

fala mano gostei muito mais do not inglês😊

Great end product. Pretty poor confusing explanation tho...

👴🏻: We could've used a youngster with your intellect like you back in our day.