Ok-i've got to perform with my whip tomorrow and I've got this ONE plait that is almost cut through. I don't want to use it too much without some reinforcement, so my question is-what would using a little dab of superglue on the cut section to "glue" it back together do to the roo hide? Is there any good reason why I shouldn't do this? Will it damage the leather?
Thanks, in advance!
Indydawg
Temprary fix for a whip problem?
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Do a long whipping over it with waxed nylon string. That would be better than any glue or cement. Start about 1/2 inch before and wrap tightly until about 1/2 inch after. It will hold indefinitely but the whipped section will be stiff.
If you have any books on whips such as Whips and Whipmaking, most will show you how to do it. It is the same way a stockwhip keeper is lashed on.
Joe
If you have any books on whips such as Whips and Whipmaking, most will show you how to do it. It is the same way a stockwhip keeper is lashed on.
Joe
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Cool...
Although, due to the wet weather, the demo has been postponed....I think I'm going to go ahead and send you the whip pretty soon, Joe.
Thanks for the trick to try!
Highest Regards!
Indydawg
Thanks for the trick to try!
Highest Regards!
Indydawg