Hassett's 4 Corners: a swordguy humbly opines

Here I talk your ear off regarding 4 corners theory and my opinions on learning the skills and necessary tools! Aaaaanduhhhh here's Adam's video on h4c that will also help
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[@timwolfe9004]

A really great video! I enjoyed watching this although I‘m nowhere near to even think about trying the 4 corners.

[@dylanjackson7281]

That Peter thorndike whip is beautiful.

[@swordguybuilds]

Oh for sure, he does excellent work. I love the look of his keepers, and his braiding is super smooth

[@dylanjackson7281]

@@swordguybuilds I just bought my first stockwhip I'm just waiting on it to arrive. Then I'm gonna work on the 4 corners trick. I found your video while researching.

[@ChristianPsencik]

Very helpful! Thank you! Very good points on being a maker too at the end.

[@dannyshaw2429]

Thanks Tory, keep up the good work :)

[@johnnypedersen3920]

I don't know if this is a dumb question or not but I am curious. Does the kind of fall hitch affect the difficulty in any way. I assume a tapered twist would probably cut through the air a bit better but a four point might have a bit more weight to carry itself?

[@swordguybuilds]

I feel that for nylon it's more about the absolute diminishment of mass; it's a complex question that comes down to density and taper more than aerodynamics, in that pretty much all well-made whips will cut through the air regardless of the style of hitch.

[@reedbennett1922]

That huge squirrel was very distracting

[@vinceowen5835]

Whip!