Congratulations to @Rob65 who is the winner of the miniature bullwhip drawing. Thank you all for participating in the give-away, and I plan to do more of these in the future!
Man it's a bummer I live in Germany. I'd be the first to buy one of those whips. I feel like I'd be totally confused. I couldn't even braid pieces of rope after someone thought me how. It looked like a British chain (like on tanks but i.g. )compared to a German made chain ⛓️. 😄
is there a mistake when you are measuring out the yellow and black strands at around 1:00:00? you say to measure out 2x 12ft strands (1 yellow and 1 black) then 1x 9.5ft strand of black then an 8ft strand of black again then a 5.5ft yellow and a 4ft black?? that makes 4 black strands and 2 yellow ones, you say there needs to be 3x of yellow and 3x of black. which one needs to change to yellow?
Well the reason why I wad watching was cuz I was beating the shit out of everything in my house just like he was in the start of the video, and wanted to make a tiny whip so I could play inside and my wife not want to kill me for destroying the living room
This was an alternate reason for watching. But mainly because I wanted to make a small whip to play with inside the house and not have my wife murder me for destroying the living room with the full side whip
Love the new project. you inspired me to start making whips years ago with the controversial electrical tape whip. Since then I’ve made six as gifts for friends and family, and nothing lights up someone’s face like the first time they break the sound barrier. Thank you for making this art accessible to so many, and keep up the killer work.
I found your video on a suggested list. I've always wanted to try making my own bullwhip, bought books and everything, and i have to say your videos are a whole HEAP more helpful than any book. Your demos are so detailed and precise people can't help but be successful in making whips and once my winter layoff starts i'll be trying my hand at making this little wonder. And one last thing I wanted to add...Your like the Bob Ross of whip making, your soft voice and pleasant demeaner makes watching your videos a "JOY in whipmaking", all your missing is your happy little friends...LOL. Thanks for giving me a new hobby to add to my arsenal.
I been around whips has a child to my early 20’s . My Granddad started teaching me a little but time moved on . I just recently started braiding again. So a whip is gonna be my first thing . I believe it will be a micro,Awesome Thanks
Just finished watching the intro. Very funny and fantastic cinematography (as usual). We are so fortunate to have such a talented filmmaker and whip maker in our community. Thanks for all of your hard work Nick!
Thank you very much, Justin! I love your new WhipTalk series you started tonight. I caught the tail end of it, but I'm looking forward to the next one!
Hey Nick. Just wondering your thoughts on the way Adam made his single belly whip and your current method. The pros and cons. I've made 2 one your way and one his. Very new to this so i know mine are not perfect.. Curious to know since you got to crack it right after it was made.. Thanks John..
I have watched tons of your content. Over the last six months, I have learned the basics of whipmaking. I have just completed my third whip, and love the English eye method. I hope to one day be able to be able to tie a turks head knot without step by step video pauses in front of me! Glad to see you upload today!
Thank you all very much for being here! If you are new to the channel, I would encourage you to firstly build a full sized bullwhip if you have never made one before. You can find my most current method of building a bullwhip here ► ua-cam.com/video/AAS6tMwcgs4/v-deo.html
Thank you Im in the UK and Im very grateful to you for the excellent tutorial with plain simple language and demonstration. You now have a subscriber with full notification bell. Thanks again and keep sage and healthy ☺️
I really appreciate your work. I used your first video to make my first bullwhip. That was a great learning experience and a lot of finger rope burns lol. I will try making this one now too.
Been planning on trying to make a paracord whip for a long time now. I think this tutorial will be the best to void all resistance and excuses. Thank you!
Yo Nick. My name is Elijah, I live in Alaska and became addicted to cracking whips about 1 and half ago. I was braiding knife handles, keychains, bracelets with Paracord...You know..well My buddy says he's gonna make a whip, And he did thanks to you! Always be proud of what you do,even on the days you just ain't feeling it. This is just the beginning for you my friend... Keep Cracking and do you my friend!!!!!
Loving the idea for a miniature whip, I have been getting back into whip making after making my first two a couple years ago and this would be a really fun one to try!
I'd like to thank you for pulling me through some dark times in my life with your videos. I've found a new sort of meditative catharsis in whip making thanks to your ever-patient, calming and reflective demeanor. Thank you Nick, for giving to the world this gift of knowledge and for showing me a constructive and introspective way to chill the hell out. Cheers!!
Hey Nick, I remember when i first got interested in whips. UA-cam wasn't as refined as it is now and there was your video. A full length tutorial. It was a blessing. Your Video definitely got me started. Thank you!
I have several vintage whips started out cracking whips off horse back as a group of heatherns always wanted to make one of my own thanks to your videos you made that possible thank you
Nick, I just want to thank you for the tutorials you have made. Many, many years ago my grandfather wanted me to learn how to build whips from his neighbor. I was very young and never had the “time” or patience for it. Fast forward 40 some odd and I by happenstance see one of your videos and watched it completely. I was mesmerized by it and then proceeded to watch several more. Then I thought hmm, I might just be able to do this. I went to Lowe’s and purchased some paracord and a few other supplies and made my first 6’ bullwhip. I was so proud of it when I finished. Some of my friends really liked it and wanted me to make them one. I made a second one for my wife’s friend who lives in Alaska. It turned out even so much better than the first one. I could see a lot of the imperfections in the first one now a lot more. Mainly how the taper just was not great. She absolutely loved the whip! I have now made 2 more 8’ whips for a friend of mine and my Uncle. Thank you so much for inspiring me and everyone else that you have helped to bring into this hobby. You will really never know how much joy you have brought into my life by your videos. I’m gonna stop now, otherwise I will just keep rambling on. Keep up the work brother!
You have changed my life I've watched all your videos over 100 times and I've been making whips since I started watching you during quarantine a few years ago.. Your the man.. Thanks for sharing all your wisdom I am truely greatful🤠
I’m very late to the giveaway but I’m researching Florida history and learning about the cracker cattlemen starting all the way back to Spanish Florida using whips to steer cattle. Now I’m obsessed and look forward to making one myself and get to crackin’!
Good day, Nick. My name is Dmitry and I'm from Russia. I have long dreamed of making a whip and, thanks to your videos, my dream has come true. Thank you for the high-quality and detailed video. Thank you very much.
I think I found my new hobby. And with your real time video is very helpful for me, as I can repeatly watch steps for clarification. Thank you for your efforts.
I take every chance I can to watch a miniature tutorial. Never thought of a whip. This was very cool. My grandpa as a teenager in the 1940s was a whip master. Thank you for the video.
I’ve followed your tutorials and they always help I’ve made your snake whip and your bullwhip and this mini bullwhip look like it’s exactly the same very high standard. Thank you for all you wonderful lessons you’ve taught me a lot.
Just found this and it's making me want to make one again. I found your videos when I was deployed and made a snake whip and a 6ft and 8ft whip when I had time.
I started making whips about off and on about 1 and a half years ago after watching one of your tutorial videos. Thanks for making videos so I can follow along to experiment with different things in the making of whips.
This video reminds me of Bernie Wojcicki's videos from way back in the day. He's passed now but it's good to see the spirit of sharing knowledge he tried to foster still lives on.
I have watched quite a few of your videos and I love them . I have always felt the way you talk during them is very Bob Ross esc. That calming sound while making a piece of art.
I have been following you since 2013 I think, and one of your full tutorial video was the first video on UA-cam that was longer than 30 minutes that I ever watched. This whip would be a great conversation starter as I doubt that there are any whip crackers here in Iceland, and zero whip makers :)
I am 12 years old I've been watching you videos for around a year now And I love making whips My next project will be 1 of those micro it gonna be a lot of fun
Never thought I'd be into making whips buuuut about 2 years ago I watched your 1st video .. aaaaaand now I've honestly lost count of how many I've made. Best guess 15 or 20 🤣 🤣 1st was terrible but still cracks and my latest whip is a thing of beauty! Everyone tells me I need to be selling them! Thank you for not procrastinating on the UA-cam channel 🤣🤣🤣
You inspired me to being whip making your instructions are great and easy to follow. Though I find it hard to afford the paracord. But thank you for introducing me to whip making
I've been there before. Inside, gloomy day, just wishing I could get some practice in. This is perfect I'm gonna get going on making mine own right now. Thank you for the amazing tutorials, tips, and tricks. Definitely the best whipmakers videos out there!
Waow what a good communicator you are 💙 I haven't watched more than 10 min before I want to make a whip. And I've never even tried to use one.... Your enthusiasm is wildly contagious 💙
I've made about 20 whips since first seeing one of your tutorials 2 years ago. I almost have as much fun doing that as I do trying to break cans. One of these days I want to save up to order a full size whip from you so I can see what a whip that I didn't make is like... and of course as thanks for teaching me such an awesome hobby!
Thanks for all of the work you've done over the years. Without your videos I don't think I'd ever had gotten into the whipmaking and whipcracking world. I'm most defiantly will be trying out this project, and then trying my own flare with whipmaking. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for getting me back to my journey....I started making leather whips while in the military but got sidetracked and your video reminded me where I was headed and I am excited to start back up!
I have been watching you for years I finally bought all the material now I need to start building. Great video and loved the intro. The dryer shrinking reminded me of April Fools videos on YT. Thanks
nick i have been watching and making these whips as long as i found your channel about 8 years ago . can i just say how much your whips have improved with each video. the whip you made looks so much better than previous ones. you just get better with each one you made. its like night and day . keep up the good work.
Thank you Nick for all your hard work I have been watching you videos for a long while, my first whip was the snake whip. You did a few years back. Thank you again.
I haven't had one of your videos pop up in my feed for a while. I am going to try this one. your videos are great, thank you for making them, best whip tutorials for sure.
I remember when you put up the electrical tape video. What a progression! The "current method" upload during the quarantines was truly a gift. I couldn't get parts for my "current guitar making methods" and the timing of that instructional couldn't have been better. Thank you Nick. Batmaaaaaannnn!
I've always been a fan of your work forever (you had much longer hair back then). This is definitely a project I'm shooting to the top of my "make wish" list. Thank you Nick for your tremendous work in the communities you're part of on UA-cam.
I thank you for showing how to get started making a whip and I did !! But….. I work night shot and have little time threw the week so it sat idle a lot. Then I injured my hand and not able to open my hand like before the injury and now waiting to have surgery to fix it !! So that being said…… it has set very idle for 4 months !! As soon as I’m better I will be back at it !! Thank you again for all your teachings and video quality!!
I bought all materials needed for my first whip like two years ago and then I only made small snakewhip to try it out and never had a chance to make the big one. Now It's winter so I will spend more time at home and my plan for those long evenings is to make a 6 foot bullwhip. Whish me luck. Also your work is amazing Nick, I've been wathcing your videos since 2019 I thing and you improved a lot :D
When you want to whip but the space constraints around you say "nay nay". Great to see your channel grow. Made my first whip with one of your first videos and will definitely be giving this a try
Thank you so much for making this video. I now own my very first (mini)whip thanks solely to you and cracking it is as easy as it gets. The manufacturing proces isn´t hard either. I´m gonna let all the kids I borrow for summer try it out. I can already feel them having a blast with it. Thanks
Never needed a tutorial as much as now. I smiled, I ooohed, I laughed, I winced and laughed some more😂. Finally, after managing to watch the whole video I can applaud you on another fantastic tutorial, repleat with top notch comedic theatrics - I hope the laptop was OK😉. I love the dryer scene, especially Tipper looking equally as curious to see what's happening. Bravo! Encour😹👏🏽🏆.
Hello, as a paracord enthusiastic and creating among other slings, I appreciate very much your content and showing openly your work ... plus the intro is hilarious 😆 Best regards from Finland !
I made a full-size paracord bullwhip about 5 years ago. Maybe it's time to give it a little brother. 🙂 BTW, you have a very soothing voice. Great video.
just a quick tip, (thats prob already been covered in other comments) you could cover one end of the 5" x 3/16" spring steel in tape (i prefer electrical tape) then chuck up the taped end in a drill and run it over your file to desired shape then remove the tape and do the other side. great video as always, thanks Nick
Hello Nick. nice to follow your work here on the channel. you are always a great inspiration to me. I love the way you film your videos and your calm and pleasant way of explaining things. Many greetings from Denmark
When I was a teenager I had a 7.5 whip and it was made of leather and I watched you yesterday making a coral snake whip and you got my interest so I can watching you making the black and yellow little whip
Can we take a moment to appreciate how much work he puts into these videos? I don’t even make whips anymore but You can be sure I’m going to watch this video 😂
I've been following your tutorials for a while now. I started with a 4 foot. Recently I just made a 6 foot. I've always been a sucker for miniature versions of things! I am currently a broke college student, but as soon as I get my next paycheck, I will be making one of these mini whips!
Just discovered your channel. Been 2 decades since I last heard anyone talk about a bull whip. Always have been curious as how one was made. Awesome tutorial, new subscriber.
I have watched everyone of your videos from your first to this one and have made several Whips from all of your methods and I really thank You for your detail and in depth videos to help me get into whip making 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Always an inspiration and so calming to watch. I’ve learned to make whips watching your videos and it helped me through some rough times in my life and I wanted to thank you again for that. Love the intro to this one, shows your acting skills. Take care and keep them coming.
Dude!!! Your awesome. Loved the fact that you realized you camera angel wasn’t correct and redid what wasn’t seen. This is my fist time seeing anything about a bull whip. Never knew or thought about a bull whip. But I just watched (or just about to finish) watching my first video by you. I’m not even a bull whip fan or know what they are actually for. Lmfao. But I’m gonna make this mini whip I just watched for the last 2hrs!! Just wanted to say thank you for showing me something new. You are much appreciated!!!!!
Very funny intro and very cool how the whip looks the same as the big one just miniaturized. You and other whipmakers on UA-cam have inspired me to make a whip, the first one I ever made was a 7 ish foot duct tape bullwhip.
Some years ago I've made snakewhip from your tutorial. I gave it to my friend at his weeding. He still plays with it. But I wated a bullwhip for myself, so I'm excited to so how it's made.
I've been a subscriber for many years. Your videos are great! I've even made a few whips several years ago, sold a few of em too. I'm gonna learn your most recent technique an start making em again. Keep up the good work!!
I really enjoyed this video; very meditative. I've made/attempted a handful of whips in the past, but now I want to try a mini bullwhip. It's really, really helpful that you have links to all of the supplies, especially the whipmaker's cord. Thanks, Nick!
you are the bob ross of whips making...that's a compliment.. i could meditate to this audio XD. great tutorial. guided meditation for you're inner dom.
I like what you have done, and your craftsmanship us obvious. My skills are far less than yours, but I am learning through your videos and others. Keep up the good work. Jake
Hey there.. I gotta tell you that I've watched a few other similar videos from other guys also. I really appreciate that you talk to us watching like we're adults. Other videos from the other guys made me feel like they're talking to children. Really turns me off. Thanks for that. Looking forward to more of your work.
Congratulations to @Rob65 who is the winner of the miniature bullwhip drawing. Thank you all for participating in the give-away, and I plan to do more of these in the future!
Your videos/voice reminds me of Bob Ross
🎉congratulations Rob65 !
Man it's a bummer I live in Germany. I'd be the first to buy one of those whips. I feel like I'd be totally confused. I couldn't even braid pieces of rope after someone thought me how. It looked like a British chain (like on tanks but i.g. )compared to a German made chain ⛓️. 😄
Congrats to him man. I was just about to comment pineapple. 😂 Awesome videos man
is there a mistake when you are measuring out the yellow and black strands at around 1:00:00? you say to measure out 2x 12ft strands (1 yellow and 1 black) then 1x 9.5ft strand of black then an 8ft strand of black again then a 5.5ft yellow and a 4ft black?? that makes 4 black strands and 2 yellow ones, you say there needs to be 3x of yellow and 3x of black. which one needs to change to yellow?
The Bob Ross of whip making… beautiful and clever cinematography in the beginning! Excited to give this a try!
I thought the same too 🤭
His bob ross vibe is powerful. You didn’t see that was just a bonus!
Definite Bob Ross vibe.
Came here looking for this!
If i hear someone compare nick to bob ross 1 more time, im gonna off myself
Who else decided to watch the entirety of this video nonstop at 2am because you’re bored out of your mind
YO!
Relaxing before bed!
I love making things out of paracord. But I'm gonna watch most of it it's not too late tho. Don't got anything else going on
Well the reason why I wad watching was cuz I was beating the shit out of everything in my house just like he was in the start of the video, and wanted to make a tiny whip so I could play inside and my wife not want to kill me for destroying the living room
This was an alternate reason for watching. But mainly because I wanted to make a small whip to play with inside the house and not have my wife murder me for destroying the living room with the full side whip
Didn't expect to watch over 2 hours of pocket size whip-making at 5 in the morning, but this is great stuff! Now I want to make one for myself
Love the new project. you inspired me to start making whips years ago with the controversial electrical tape whip. Since then I’ve made six as gifts for friends and family, and nothing lights up someone’s face like the first time they break the sound barrier. Thank you for making this art accessible to so many, and keep up the killer work.
Awesome man. You have serious skills thanks for sharing 👍
I used to have a 12 ft but it got lost in a move. I love your whips and you make it look so easy. Keep making those very awesome looking whips
I found your video on a suggested list. I've always wanted to try making my own bullwhip, bought books and everything, and i have to say your videos are a whole HEAP more helpful than any book. Your demos are so detailed and precise people can't help but be successful in making whips and once my winter layoff starts i'll be trying my hand at making this little wonder. And one last thing I wanted to add...Your like the Bob Ross of whip making, your soft voice and pleasant demeaner makes watching your videos a "JOY in whipmaking", all your missing is your happy little friends...LOL. Thanks for giving me a new hobby to add to my arsenal.
I been around whips has a child to my early 20’s . My Granddad started teaching me a little but time moved on . I just recently started braiding again. So a whip is gonna be my first thing . I believe it will be a micro,Awesome Thanks
About 20 minutes in and I realized, for me, you are the Bob Ross of whip making.
Thanks!
Just made a black and purple for grandson Christmas now to make another one for other grandson
Thanks for sharing your talents
Hands down, easily among the best whip making videos I’ve viewed. Certainly the most personable. Thank you for this.
I tried to follow one of your videos when i was younger and it came out pretty bad but watching your videos makes me want to try again
Just finished watching the intro. Very funny and fantastic cinematography (as usual). We are so fortunate to have such a talented filmmaker and whip maker in our community. Thanks for all of your hard work Nick!
Thank you very much, Justin! I love your new WhipTalk series you started tonight. I caught the tail end of it, but I'm looking forward to the next one!
Tail end, hey hey
Hey Nick. Just wondering your thoughts on the way Adam made his single belly whip and your current method. The pros and cons. I've made 2 one your way and one his. Very new to this so i know mine are not perfect.. Curious to know since you got to crack it right after it was made.. Thanks John..
Yeah. About that. That looks like me this morning before my coffee.
Looks like me after too many whiskeys
I have watched tons of your content. Over the last six months, I have learned the basics of whipmaking. I have just completed my third whip, and love the English eye method. I hope to one day be able to be able to tie a turks head knot without step by step video pauses in front of me! Glad to see you upload today!
Thanks for watching, Chris! The knots took me forever. It just takes repetition, you'll get it!
Thank you all very much for being here! If you are new to the channel, I would encourage you to firstly build a full sized bullwhip if you have never made one before. You can find my most current method of building a bullwhip here ► ua-cam.com/video/AAS6tMwcgs4/v-deo.html
Thank you Im in the UK and Im very grateful to you for the excellent tutorial with plain simple language and demonstration. You now have a subscriber with full notification bell. Thanks again and keep sage and healthy ☺️
Just curious as to why you would say to build a full sized first? Is it easier something to get practice on ??
I love having you on in the background while I'm at work. I can get my whip fix and your voice work is spot on and relaxing. This intro was the best.
I really appreciate your work. I used your first video to make my first bullwhip. That was a great learning experience and a lot of finger rope burns lol. I will try making this one now too.
Been planning on trying to make a paracord whip for a long time now. I think this tutorial will be the best to void all resistance and excuses. Thank you!
Love the content! Made my first whip thanks to your videos a year back and my friend has been convincing me to pursue it
Yo Nick. My
name is Elijah, I live in Alaska and became addicted to cracking whips about 1 and half ago. I was braiding knife handles, keychains, bracelets with Paracord...You know..well My buddy says he's gonna make a whip, And he did thanks to you! Always be proud of what you do,even on the days you just ain't feeling it. This is just the beginning for you my friend... Keep Cracking and do you my friend!!!!!
Loving the idea for a miniature whip, I have been getting back into whip making after making my first two a couple years ago and this would be a really fun one to try!
Played with store bought whips as a kid ...following you for a while...want to start making...thank you for the knowledge!!
I have waited for another 3 foot build for a very very long time... and as expected.. this was well worth the wait.. Thank you Nick!
I'd like to thank you for pulling me through some dark times in my life with your videos. I've found a new sort of meditative catharsis in whip making thanks to your ever-patient, calming and reflective demeanor. Thank you Nick, for giving to the world this gift of knowledge and for showing me a constructive and introspective way to chill the hell out. Cheers!!
I love your videos, Nick. You inspired me to make my first whips a few years ago :)
Thanks for watching! I'm very glad the videos have been helpful.
Thank you for making these tutorials. I find plaiting whips to be very helpful in releasing stress. It has literally safed my life.
So glad to hear that Jonathan!
Hey Nick, I remember when i first got interested in whips. UA-cam wasn't as refined as it is now and there was your video. A full length tutorial. It was a blessing. Your Video definitely got me started. Thank you!
I have several vintage whips started out cracking whips off horse back as a group of heatherns always wanted to make one of my own thanks to your videos you made that possible thank you
Nick, I just want to thank you for the tutorials you have made. Many, many years ago my grandfather wanted me to learn how to build whips from his neighbor. I was very young and never had the “time” or patience for it. Fast forward 40 some odd and I by happenstance see one of your videos and watched it completely. I was mesmerized by it and then proceeded to watch several more. Then I thought hmm, I might just be able to do this. I went to Lowe’s and purchased some paracord and a few other supplies and made my first 6’ bullwhip. I was so proud of it when I finished. Some of my friends really liked it and wanted me to make them one. I made a second one for my wife’s friend who lives in Alaska. It turned out even so much better than the first one. I could see a lot of the imperfections in the first one now a lot more. Mainly how the taper just was not great. She absolutely loved the whip! I have now made 2 more 8’ whips for a friend of mine and my Uncle. Thank you so much for inspiring me and everyone else that you have helped to bring into this hobby. You will really never know how much joy you have brought into my life by your videos. I’m gonna stop now, otherwise I will just keep rambling on. Keep up the work brother!
You have changed my life I've watched all your videos over 100 times and I've been making whips since I started watching you during quarantine a few years ago.. Your the man.. Thanks for sharing all your wisdom I am truely greatful🤠
I’m very late to the giveaway but I’m researching Florida history and learning about the cracker cattlemen starting all the way back to Spanish Florida using whips to steer cattle. Now I’m obsessed and look forward to making one myself and get to crackin’!
The struggle is real with indoor whipping. I plan on making a few of these micro whips. Thanks for all the great videos
Good day, Nick. My name is Dmitry and I'm from Russia. I have long dreamed of making a whip and, thanks to your videos, my dream has come true. Thank you for the high-quality and detailed video. Thank you very much.
I think I found my new hobby. And with your real time video is very helpful for me, as I can repeatly watch steps for clarification.
Thank you for your efforts.
I take every chance I can to watch a miniature tutorial. Never thought of a whip. This was very cool. My grandpa as a teenager in the 1940s was a whip master. Thank you for the video.
I’ve followed your tutorials and they always help I’ve made your snake whip and your bullwhip and this mini bullwhip look like it’s exactly the same very high standard. Thank you for all you wonderful lessons you’ve taught me a lot.
Thank you very much Drew!
Perfect! I also tried to make such a whip, but without good cords it turned out more like a club
Just found this and it's making me want to make one again. I found your videos when I was deployed and made a snake whip and a 6ft and 8ft whip when I had time.
I started making whips about off and on about 1 and a half years ago after watching one of your tutorial videos. Thanks for making videos so I can follow along to experiment with different things in the making of whips.
Thank you! Glad they have been helpful!
This video reminds me of Bernie Wojcicki's videos from way back in the day. He's passed now but it's good to see the spirit of sharing knowledge he tried to foster still lives on.
I have watched quite a few of your videos and I love them . I have always felt the way you talk during them is very Bob Ross esc. That calming sound while making a piece of art.
I came across your videos for the first time today. I will be spending a lot time watching all of you videos. Thank you for making the videos.
I have been following you since 2013 I think, and one of your full tutorial video was the first video on UA-cam that was longer than 30 minutes that I ever watched. This whip would be a great conversation starter as I doubt that there are any whip crackers here in Iceland, and zero whip makers :)
You're the Bob Ross of whip making, such a calming voice.
I am 12 years old I've been watching you videos for around a year now And I love making whips My next project will be 1 of those micro it
gonna be a lot of fun
Thanks for watching DP! Hope it goes well!
Never thought I'd be into making whips buuuut about 2 years ago I watched your 1st video .. aaaaaand now I've honestly lost count of how many I've made. Best guess 15 or 20 🤣 🤣 1st was terrible but still cracks and my latest whip is a thing of beauty! Everyone tells me I need to be selling them! Thank you for not procrastinating on the UA-cam channel 🤣🤣🤣
I want to thank you for offering such a clear and well explained video on how to make a beautiful little whip
You inspired me to being whip making your instructions are great and easy to follow. Though I find it hard to afford the paracord. But thank you for introducing me to whip making
I've been there before. Inside, gloomy day, just wishing I could get some practice in. This is perfect I'm gonna get going on making mine own right now. Thank you for the amazing tutorials, tips, and tricks. Definitely the best whipmakers videos out there!
Thanks Rob! Let me know how it goes!
Waow what a good communicator you are 💙
I haven't watched more than 10 min before I want to make a whip.
And I've never even tried to use one....
Your enthusiasm is wildly contagious 💙
This is a fantastic tutorial. You explain everything in not only great detail, but very clearly as well.
I've made about 20 whips since first seeing one of your tutorials 2 years ago. I almost have as much fun doing that as I do trying to break cans. One of these days I want to save up to order a full size whip from you so I can see what a whip that I didn't make is like... and of course as thanks for teaching me such an awesome hobby!
Thank you Nate!!
Thanks for all of the work you've done over the years. Without your videos I don't think I'd ever had gotten into the whipmaking and whipcracking world. I'm most defiantly will be trying out this project, and then trying my own flare with whipmaking. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for getting me back to my journey....I started making leather whips while in the military but got sidetracked and your video reminded me where I was headed and I am excited to start back up!
Awesome! Glad to be an inspiration, my friend.
I have been watching you for years I finally bought all the material now I need to start building. Great video and loved the intro. The dryer shrinking reminded me of April Fools videos on YT. Thanks
Thanks so much for watching! Please let me know how the build goes.
nick i have been watching and making these whips as long as i found your channel about 8 years ago . can i just say how much your whips have improved with each video. the whip you made looks so much better than previous ones. you just get better with each one you made. its like night and day . keep up the good work.
lead is not a good choice . your opening yourself to trouble imo
The one that taught me how to. Thanks to you nick. I have a beautifull whip to call my own. Been happily whippin for years now thanks to you
Thank you Nick for all your hard work I have been watching you videos for a long while, my first whip was the snake whip. You did a few years back. Thank you again.
Nick, you are the Bob Ross of whip making. Talented, encouraging and soothing!
Thanks for all of your Videos, Made my First whip with your First Tutorial and i enjoy it ever since.
I haven't had one of your videos pop up in my feed for a while. I am going to try this one. your videos are great, thank you for making them, best whip tutorials for sure.
Thank you very much!
I remember when you put up the electrical tape video. What a progression! The "current method" upload during the quarantines was truly a gift. I couldn't get parts for my "current guitar making methods" and the timing of that instructional couldn't have been better. Thank you Nick. Batmaaaaaannnn!
Haha!! I've not had a visit from the Batman shouter since. Maybe he'll be back this fall! 😄 Thanks for watching!
I've always been a fan of your work forever (you had much longer hair back then). This is definitely a project I'm shooting to the top of my "make wish" list. Thank you Nick for your tremendous work in the communities you're part of on UA-cam.
Thank you so much for watching all these years, Melvin! I really appreciate it, and it means so much. Let me know if you give this build a try!
I thank you for showing how to get started making a whip and I did !! But….. I work night shot and have little time threw the week so it sat idle a lot. Then I injured my hand and not able to open my hand like before the injury and now waiting to have surgery to fix it !! So that being said…… it has set very idle for 4 months !! As soon as I’m better I will be back at it !! Thank you again for all your teachings and video quality!!
Nick has taught me so much about making whips. I'm working on a longer one now, but next week I'll be ordering whip makers cord. What a great idea.
Thanks for watching!
Fabulous work. I've always been fascinated by knots and braiding. It's amazing to watch your whip making process.
Thank you.
I bought all materials needed for my first whip like two years ago and then I only made small snakewhip to try it out and never had a chance to make the big one. Now It's winter so I will spend more time at home and my plan for those long evenings is to make a 6 foot bullwhip. Whish me luck. Also your work is amazing Nick, I've been wathcing your videos since 2019 I thing and you improved a lot :D
When you want to whip but the space constraints around you say "nay nay". Great to see your channel grow. Made my first whip with one of your first videos and will definitely be giving this a try
Thank you so much for making this video. I now own my very first (mini)whip thanks solely to you and cracking it is as easy as it gets. The manufacturing proces isn´t hard either. I´m gonna let all the kids I borrow for summer try it out. I can already feel them having a blast with it. Thanks
Never needed a tutorial as much as now.
I smiled, I ooohed, I laughed, I winced and laughed some more😂. Finally, after managing to watch the whole video I can applaud you on another fantastic tutorial, repleat with top notch comedic theatrics - I hope the laptop was OK😉. I love the dryer scene, especially Tipper looking equally as curious to see what's happening. Bravo! Encour😹👏🏽🏆.
Thanks so much Wren! The laptop was already retired many years ago, and needed a proper finale! 😂
Hello, as a paracord enthusiastic and creating among other slings, I appreciate very much your content and showing openly your work ... plus the intro is hilarious 😆 Best regards from Finland !
I made a full-size paracord bullwhip about 5 years ago. Maybe it's time to give it a little brother. 🙂 BTW, you have a very soothing voice. Great video.
just a quick tip, (thats prob already been covered in other comments) you could cover one end of the 5" x 3/16" spring steel in tape (i prefer electrical tape) then chuck up the taped end in a drill and run it over your file to desired shape then remove the tape and do the other side. great video as always, thanks Nick
I served my 2 year LDS mission in Australia and always wanted a bull wip but left without one.love the video
Hey man thanks for all the tutorial you have gave me a new hobby in a really dark time in life.
Hello Nick. nice to follow your work here on the channel. you are always a great inspiration to me. I love the way you film your videos and your calm and pleasant way of explaining things. Many greetings from Denmark
When I was a teenager I had a 7.5 whip and it was made of leather and I watched you yesterday making a coral snake whip and you got my interest so I can watching you making the black and yellow little whip
Great video have watched for years and it has helped me to start my own business based on yours. Thank you for all the inspiration
When Nick drops a whip making tutorial, the rest of the day goes on hold.
Can we take a moment to appreciate how much work he puts into these videos?
I don’t even make whips anymore but You can be sure I’m going to watch this video 😂
This made my face light up in a smile. My son will love this just wow
I've been following your tutorials for a while now. I started with a 4 foot. Recently I just made a 6 foot. I've always been a sucker for miniature versions of things! I am currently a broke college student, but as soon as I get my next paycheck, I will be making one of these mini whips!
Just discovered your channel. Been 2 decades since I last heard anyone talk about a bull whip. Always have been curious as how one was made. Awesome tutorial, new subscriber.
Thanks so much! I hope you enjoy my channel. I have many other tutorials including full-sized whips.
I have watched everyone of your videos from your first to this one and have made several Whips from all of your methods and I really thank You for your detail and in depth videos to help me get into whip making 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Always an inspiration and so calming to watch. I’ve learned to make whips watching your videos and it helped me through some rough times in my life and I wanted to thank you again for that. Love the intro to this one, shows your acting skills. Take care and keep them coming.
I'm so glad the videos have been encouraging. Thank you for watching!
Dude!!! Your awesome. Loved the fact that you realized you camera angel wasn’t correct and redid what wasn’t seen. This is my fist time seeing anything about a bull whip. Never knew or thought about a bull whip. But I just watched (or just about to finish) watching my first video by you. I’m not even a bull whip fan or know what they are actually for. Lmfao. But I’m gonna make this mini whip I just watched for the last 2hrs!! Just wanted to say thank you for showing me something new. You are much appreciated!!!!!
Thanks so much for watching, JT! Welcome to the world of whipmaking my friend.
I got really into watching this channel when I had Covid the first time in 2020. Now I have it the third time, and I thought it was time to revisit.
Very funny intro and very cool how the whip looks the same as the big one just miniaturized. You and other whipmakers on UA-cam have inspired me to make a whip, the first one I ever made was a 7 ish foot duct tape bullwhip.
Awesome, Noah! Thanks for watching! Are you thinking about giving this build a try?
I made a few of your whips and love them. I show them off all the time.
Some years ago I've made snakewhip from your tutorial. I gave it to my friend at his weeding. He still plays with it. But I wated a bullwhip for myself, so I'm excited to so how it's made.
I've been a subscriber for many years. Your videos are great! I've even made a few whips several years ago, sold a few of em too. I'm gonna learn your most recent technique an start making em again. Keep up the good work!!
Great tutorial. I've never made a whip but always liked trying to crack one. I'll be trying my skills at making this mini.
You and Adam have helped me in more ways than I can thank y'all for
I do like the real time style when learning. It really helps a lot.
I've made several whips using your videos! Glad to see you back!
You give a thorough explanation of every step. What an awesome little whip!
I really enjoyed this video; very meditative. I've made/attempted a handful of whips in the past, but now I want to try a mini bullwhip. It's really, really helpful that you have links to all of the supplies, especially the whipmaker's cord. Thanks, Nick!
you are the bob ross of whips making...that's a compliment.. i could meditate to this audio XD. great tutorial. guided meditation for you're inner dom.
I like what you have done, and your craftsmanship us obvious. My skills are far less than yours, but I am learning through your videos and others. Keep up the good work. Jake
Hey there..
I gotta tell you that I've watched a few other similar videos from other guys also. I really appreciate that you talk to us watching like we're adults. Other videos from the other guys made me feel like they're talking to children. Really turns me off. Thanks for that. Looking forward to more of your work.