Winrich Whips

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Winrich Whips

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would you be so good as to post a pic of the whip that you built for me?

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ps and give a brief description
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Here's a pic of a bullwhip I made last week. The handle is hand-turned Osage Orange, or Bois d'Arc. It's a wood typically used for bows. The lash is attached by a threaded bolt that runs several inches into the wood and several inches into the lash. The lash was made entirely of veg-tanned cowhide, with a packed core, 4-plait belly, bolster, and 8-plait overlay. Finished length is 5 ft.

JAS (Joel Sadau) provided the handle, and I'll be making a couple more whips like this for him.

-Adam, www.winrichwhips.com
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Very nice. Is it white...it looks white. I like the Handel.
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Post by JAS »

Just the lighting that Adam used, it is a very nice light tan whip with off setting colors in the ring knot and handle.
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Post by USNavyBlueAngel »

Whoa, awesome handle!!!

:shock: 8) :D
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