Club Obi Wan

Here is Adam Winrich cutting a soda can. Not just any whip but a chain mail whip!! Good job Adam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us9mEvTFxd4

And here are a few whip pictures from whip makers around the world. I have many more pictures but just put up these few.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEYCgnFfWec

Thanks for the links Gus!

I especially appeciate the second one!! You've said you've got many more pics:....maybe you could do some chapter 2, 3, etc....

JP

Hey cool thanks for the comments. You know I could do that. Now it would be even better if I had all the names to go with the whips huh.. I'll see if I can post up some with who they belong to. Might get some more people involved in the beauty and art of the whips.












Gus Caicedo Jr.
www.purewhips.com

Thanks for posting the video Gus! I just wish I had been at my best that day. I think there are a few other videos of can cutting on YouTube that show what I can do a little better. One problem that day is that no one at the Whip Enthusiasts weekend wanted to let me use a full, unopened can of pop/soda. In the video we used an empty can with a bit of water in it. It's possible to cut empty cans in half, but it's way more challenging.

-Adam

A chain mail whip? How did I miss that when I was out there. Way cool! I bet that would leave some big ouchies on the skin if you messed up.

Yeah Adam no prob. We got more vids of you doing your things out there with the ropes and more whip cracking.

Indiana Texas-girl that chain mail whip was awesome. An only An Adam Winrich can wield such a whip!

Did Adam make it? (I assume so but ya never know)

I dont remember if he did or not. Hey Adam did you make it or what bro.

Naw, I didn't make it. Working with chainmail is totally different than working with leather or nylon. A guy named Michael Deveny made it.

-Adam

Adam, do you have a close up pic of it?

Thanks for posting Gus!

It's always cool to see Adam pushing the envelope as he does!

Crack On!
Allen

Adam let me have a crack at one of his chainmail whips, a 6 footer I believe. It was like throwing a brick, it was pretty heavy and, in my opinion, none of the usual characteristics of a roo whip. It simply few out there, cracked hard and tugged at your arm-so much weight of all that steel. And you really had to control where it went otherwise ouch!

Very cool Gus, thanks for sharing!

Regards,

Paul