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10 foot 24 plait 3 tone Bullwhip W/ Lots and Lots of PICS!!!
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 11:48 pm
by midwestwhips
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 11:51 pm
by Ripper
Oh Man, Ok.....how much ????
I need to get one of those I'm thinking !
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 12:25 am
by racerx
Once again,
incredible work from an incredible whipmaker, the knot work, the transition knot, the whip is really eye catching.
Whip artistry at its finest.
Jim J.
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 3:10 am
by Texas Raider
OH MY GAWD!!! That IS beautiful!!! Spectacular!!! I second that request,,,how much?
TR
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 11:06 am
by Boggstandard
Wow!!
What a beautiful whip.
I wish I had one just like it.
I received the whip on Monday; needless to say, I am very pleased.
I have had several very fine whip makers do their interpretation of the three color motif. The results have been uniformly grand. But, Paul's work is certainly among the best.
Great work Paul. Thanks.
-Boggs-
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 1:44 am
by BullWhipBorton
Paul, The intricacy of your work always impresses me, but I honestly have to say that is some of the nicest 3-tone work I can ever remember seeing in a bullwhip. You have a right to be very pleased with yourself. Boggstandard, has very good taste in whips.
Dan
Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 1:08 am
by midwestwhips
Thanks!
I enjoyed making this whip, and that knot was certainly a fun challenge!
Boggs, how is the whip? Have you gotten a chance to give it a good work out?
Regards,
Paul Nolan
MidWestWhips
Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 5:23 pm
by Boggstandard
-Paul-
My first opportunity to really work-out the whip was over New Years in Yosemite. The whip has a very positive and fuild action; it lays out nicely, and it has an almost perfect weight and balance dynamic. Even for being stiff it cracks beautifully.
Several "non-whipper" tourist types commented on the beauty of the whip (color motif as well as plaiting quality and pattern).
Paul, I believe your whip will be the last three-color I will have made. I can't imagine I could acquire ones any better than those I have already had made.
Thanks again Paul.
Best Wishes,
-Boggs-
P.S.
Just a word of commendation and admiration for the makers who graciously made their version of the bull and snake three color whips:
Paul Nolan
Troy Horton
Bernie @EM WHIPS
Peter Jacks
SKT Whips (also a very nice stock whip)
Simon Martin
Joe Strain
Vic Tella
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 8:07 pm
by midwestwhips
Boggs,
I absolutely love the way this whip cracks!
I'm glad you were able to give it a workout, at yosemite no less!!!
Thank you so much for the wonderful compliments on my work, I couldn't hope to be in better company.
I'm overjoyed that you are happy with it.
Regards,
Paul Nolan
MidWestWhips
Boggstandard wrote:-Paul-
My first opportunity to really work-out the whip was over New Years in Yosemite. The whip has a very positive and fuild action; it lays out nicely, and it has an almost perfect weight and balance dynamic. Even for being stiff it cracks beautifully.
Several "non-whipper" tourist types commented on the beauty of the whip (color motif as well as plaiting quality and pattern).
Paul, I believe your whip will be the last three-color I will have made. I can't imagine I could acquire ones any better than those I have already had made.
Thanks again Paul.
Best Wishes,
-Boggs-
P.S.
Just a word of commendation and admiration for the makers who graciously made their version of the bull and snake three color whips:
Paul Nolan
Troy Horton
Bernie @EM WHIPS
Peter Jacks
SKT Whips (also a very nice stock whip)
Simon Martin
Joe Strain
Vic Tella
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 6:26 am
by Indiana Max
WOW.........very very nice, unbeatable