new whip straight out of the new workshop

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new whip straight out of the new workshop

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I'd like to present you a whip which is quit speccial to me. It took me more than 2 months to finish it :shock:
Well of course I wasn't working on it day after day. While I was working on this whip I moved into another flat where I was finally able to built my own workshop in. There I finished the 7ft. long whip in saddle tan.
I thought I share some pictures of the workshop and whip:

cutting arrea:
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plaiting arrea:
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finished whip:
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hope you like the pictures
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Great job on the whip BreinederIndy. Your workshop looks nice also. Did you make your plaiting bench yourself?
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Thank you. Do you mean the working bench or the sewing horse?
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Nice work! Looks like the months were well spent in the end! No reason to rush art...It likes to take its time....
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I'll always be jealous of that workspace, Dan! Especially as you know what mine looks like!! Have you cracked that whip yet? It's such a huge improvement on the last one that I can't wait to see what the next one will look like. :whip:
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Yes, it cracks quit easyly, though it doesn't responde as a well as a broken in one yet of course.
I just love this space, I just need to use it more often as what it is intended for: as a place to work in :lol:
Things develope this way anyway at the moment
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Thank you. Do you mean the working bench or the sewing horse?
Oops, yes I guess I mean the sewing horse. I thought it looked like something I had seen the Edwards book that you sit on and plait.
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I know the pictre you mean. I also use the horse for plaiting every now and then, but not often. No, I didn't built it myself, got it at ebay
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