Club Obi Wan

As most of you know, Bernie Wojcicki sells a DVD on his website about making whips. Now, over the next couple weeks/months he'll be uploading them onto youtube! Here's the first part of it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LRg_iFM ... ture=g-u-u" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


My method ( and many other whips makers ) are quite different from his, even when the same basic construction is used, but this DVD will definitely help a new whip maker better understand and visualize some of the parts of whip making so he can have a good foundation on whip making and begin to develop his own personal style of whip making.

I'll be post the links here when the other parts are uploaded.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNVYOu7d ... re=g-all-u" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

this is part 2

Watched through both parts. Very cool. Anxiously waiting for the next part.

A good part of the third one was already loaded on youtube. For example, starting the diamond plait, dropping strands, and tying the turks head knots. Still, it's a good watch. Sorry for not putting it up yet, I watched it yesterday and forgot to post it...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRQ10-HC ... ture=g-u-u" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I'd like to offer a sincere word of appreciation to riku1914 for kindly repairing my Bernie Wojcicki bullwhip with professionalism and expediency. Although my original post was lost in the recent forum back-up, the situation essentially was that the point of the lash became loose when I replaced the fall many years ago, so I retired the whip to prevent further damage. When I recently unbraided the hitch to correct the issue, I quickly realized I'd taken on a bigger challenge than I thought. Thankfully, Jeremy stepped in to save the day, restoring my whip with a perfect Indy-style hitch. His work exemplifies the art of a master craftsman, and I HIGHLY recommend his services to anyone requiring a new whip or repairs to an existing one. But don't just take my word for it, see for yourself:

BEFORE & AFTER





Hats off to Jeremy for a job well done!

Thanks for the review! I was happy to help and I'm glad you're able to get back to cracking your whip!