Whip Falls And Crackers - The Physics | Nick's Whip Shop

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  • Опубліковано 9 чер 2018
  • In this video we'll talk about the physical properties of a whip and why it is so important to understand basic aerodynamics as a whip maker and whip cracker. We'll talk about an ideal fall length and how to fine tune a nylon fall as well as the difference in sound with different sized crackers.
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  • @andredupreez2590
    @andredupreez2590 4 роки тому +6

    I am 77 year old white male who lives in the beautifull Cape Town
    I grew up in the semi desert region called Karoo.there for the first
    time i made friends with all tipes of whips especially the ox wagon
    whip with a bamboo handel of about 3 meter and a whip of about
    4 meter.but later on i saw my first bullwhip in a cowboy movie circa
    1950 and i have allways wanted one now at long last i will venture
    to make my own bullwhip thanx to you love from africa

    • @STSGuitar16
      @STSGuitar16 3 роки тому

      I am a lot younger than you, but I applaud your quest to fulfill a lifelong dream of yours. The people who say that “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks,” are pretty dang ignorant if you ask me. For instance: playing the guitar is my passion, which I admittedly did start learning as a 13 year old, but I truly believe any person who wants to learn a new skill or hobby like that is totally capable of doing so at any age. Keep doing what you’re doing! Don’t let people tell you that you can’t do a certain thing because of your age. UA-cam has made it so that anyone can learn a whole lot about any topic you can think of at any age. Glad to hear someone from your generation realizing that, while not being afraid, and taking advantage of the excellent resources that are out there!

  • @nikkothegoblin
    @nikkothegoblin 5 років тому +14

    I've just started whipmaking as a hobby and I've got to thank you for this video. This is exactly the information I needed, which I found was rather hard to find in a well made and comprehensible way.
    You've earned a like and a subscriber. Excellent videos
    EDIT (again): Pointing me towards coreless 650 and bonded nylon is a life saver. Plus we share the same name, Nick

  • @donutempire8681
    @donutempire8681 6 років тому +5

    You are definitely my favorite whip related UA-camr. I like to follow your whip making tutorials as well. Keep up the nice work

  • @tdshandley
    @tdshandley 3 роки тому +1

    Nick, thanks for the great information to help me repair a 9' stock whip I use to move cattle. I had to fix the whip and make a new fall and cracker for which your video was immensely helpful. Loved the science part behind it. This whip is mainly used for noise so I did a 4 strands doubled over for the cracker (parachord guts). This ended up being to thick but crackable. To anyone using a longer whip horseback and such I would start with 3 strands doubled over for the cracker which gets you a pretty easy but loud crack. THANKS!!

  • @WitchcraftWhips
    @WitchcraftWhips 6 років тому +7

    Good vid Nick! Amongst many good points I think the most important one is the one about personal preference. Other than the fact that a whip must taper everything is personal preferences.

    • @NicksWhipShop
      @NicksWhipShop  6 років тому +1

      Thanks Johnny! True!

    • @lindathrall5133
      @lindathrall5133 4 роки тому +1

      @@NicksWhipShop CAN YOU TELL ME IF I CAN DO WHIPCRACKING IN MY WHEELCHAIR I HAVE DONE WHIPCRACKING WHEN I WAS 9 YEARS OF AGE I HAVEN'T DONE WHIPCRACKING SINCE I GOT HURT I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU

    • @NicksWhipShop
      @NicksWhipShop  4 роки тому

      @@lindathrall5133 Hi Linda, you absolutely can! Some of the cracks will be a little more challenging while seated, but that definitely doesn't have to stop you. Maybe I will cover this topic in a video.

  • @stanislavstrecker7476
    @stanislavstrecker7476 4 роки тому +1

    You have helped me with making my first Whip! im Just in Love with whip cracking, my neighbours arent :D. It fascinates me how you can reach mach2 with just a flick of the wrist. Nice seeing you again on here ! Last Time was like 5 years ago.

  • @michaelmcvey69
    @michaelmcvey69 6 років тому

    Your videos have helped me so much thanks for taking the time to create such helpful tutorials

  • @Sancholeniglo
    @Sancholeniglo 6 років тому +1

    Thanks for your work and vidéos ! Very interesting, informative ! I watch your channel from France and i made two nylon whips thanks to your videos ! You re a damn good pedagog ! Keep on making whips ans vidéos !

  • @erichminer7722
    @erichminer7722 6 років тому +1

    Absolutely fantastic job with this video!

  • @telldpablo
    @telldpablo 3 роки тому

    I have to say a big thanks for this video Nick. I’ve only made 1 whip so far, it’s a 20” bull, the handle is 2 1/2” long. I ended it with a tapered twist with the connected fall (one piece thong/fall). It wasn’t easy to crack! I shortened the fall to 5” and put on a way lighter cracker: 8” (6”&2”) out of 8lbs FireWire fishing line, 4 strands doubled over. Wow! Does it crack now! Unbelievable difference. I have to give Conner some credit too, because I watched his and your video then made my mod last night.
    Thanks again Nick!

  • @jacobduncan8875
    @jacobduncan8875 3 роки тому

    My mother was obsessed with Australian saddles Australian whips and horse equipment and had a private company that sold Australian based equipment and I have used many a whip in my time being a kid. I love these whips!

  • @davidgreathouse9699
    @davidgreathouse9699 3 роки тому

    Great videos very informative and you simplify it down beautifully so even me first time whip maker understand and grasp what your talking about thank you

  • @obsidianshiv
    @obsidianshiv 4 роки тому

    I noticed with the 9 footer I made was recoiling, also the tip of the thong began to stretch and the core became exposed. The fall was 2.5 feet long but when I conceptualized it, I had a longer whip in mind. I shot loaded over halfway through the thong and that must've added way more mass then the fall could handle. Either I should've put way less weight, or drastically increased the length of the fall and/or thong. I love that somebody has the time to figure this shit out so I can just watch and learn. Keep it up man, your videos are straight up gold.

  • @26cypisek
    @26cypisek 2 роки тому

    That's amazing man 😍 Thank you for sharing such an amazing thoughts and experiences ♥️

  • @ItAintMeBabe99
    @ItAintMeBabe99 Рік тому

    Very excellent video and explanation! Thank you !

  • @calebscrazyamazinglife1795
    @calebscrazyamazinglife1795 3 роки тому

    This vid really helps because I made a whip with an extremely long fall and I couldn’t get it to crack now i know why. And I have always been curious about the physics behind the bull whip

  • @Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers
    @Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers 6 років тому +1

    Spuh-LEN-did vid! Very excited, because there were some things that you confirmed for me by my own experience, and an answer or two to questions I was still pondering. Thank you!

  • @logansiemer286
    @logansiemer286 6 років тому

    I built my first bull wipe that ended up being 7' long from the end of the handle to the end of the fall. It turned out great.
    Thanks for helping me to understand why length matters for the fall.

  • @paulhagan4203
    @paulhagan4203 5 років тому

    I'm just now getting into whipping thanks for the video! I learned a lot of course you had a lot to teach

  • @christophermccutcheon2143
    @christophermccutcheon2143 3 роки тому +1

    @ around 10:15, "don't be cuttin' off big ol' 6-inch pieces"
    Finally some validation that 6-inches IS big :'(

  • @jamesc4949
    @jamesc4949 3 роки тому

    This is a really well made video. Thank you

  • @davidsricker2338
    @davidsricker2338 2 місяці тому

    Thank you I am getting into my first whip thanks for the information

  • @peterfreckleton1848
    @peterfreckleton1848 2 роки тому

    Great vid you make so much sense

  • @8thsinner
    @8thsinner 6 років тому

    Excellent video on falls and cracks, I prefer using spectra myself though, as compared to nylon it's much much tougher. And can be very loud even with a light flick.I have also found that more than one knot is ideal for me, At least one further than your 8" and at least two before it about two inches apart.

  • @MamaGypsyFelice
    @MamaGypsyFelice 5 років тому

    Beautifully put. Wonderful job.

  • @jjhallswhips4411
    @jjhallswhips4411 6 років тому +3

    Awesome video Nick! ! I love how you always bring new information to the table! Keep up the great work.

  • @perplexedintellectual6918
    @perplexedintellectual6918 5 років тому

    Suuuuuuuuppper helpgul video enjoyed every second of it!!!!!!

  • @frankdavf4599
    @frankdavf4599 5 років тому

    ¡Great video Mr. Nick!

  • @renegadebt1374
    @renegadebt1374 Рік тому

    Very informative, Thank you,

  • @clearlakerain
    @clearlakerain Рік тому

    Vary helpful ! Thank you.

  • @MrHellfireclub
    @MrHellfireclub 4 роки тому

    Great video on whips thanks for posting 💪☺️

  • @grumpyjuicetrucking
    @grumpyjuicetrucking 4 роки тому +1

    Why am I so fascinated with bull whips since being suggested ur channel?

  • @castlev1986
    @castlev1986 5 років тому

    that whip looks badass

  • @DARKSIDEUNDERGROUND
    @DARKSIDEUNDERGROUND Рік тому

    u are well noted for and appreciated as always, love ya my brother

  • @a77mighty666
    @a77mighty666 6 років тому

    Nice video 👍🏻

  • @pitbikecookracing3324
    @pitbikecookracing3324 4 роки тому

    Great channel 👊

  • @bobjones5166
    @bobjones5166 6 років тому

    Thx m8, great lesson. :)

  • @TheIrishman31
    @TheIrishman31 6 років тому

    Great video as always, odd question for you (as well as something I was looking into doing) have you ever cracked whip with a twisted fall? Was wondering how drastically that would affect the physics of a whip?

  • @Mr194911
    @Mr194911 6 років тому

    Great info
    Would like to see you do a video on Australia style stock whips

  • @grantrogan9091
    @grantrogan9091 6 років тому

    Love your work question have you ever tried to make a quirt whip I've just come across the name never seen one don't know much about them

  • @anastasiyamelnyk8291
    @anastasiyamelnyk8291 5 років тому

    Adore!

  • @briancambell5976
    @briancambell5976 5 років тому

    I always found that the nylon cord for window blinds works perfectly.

  • @SGD2718
    @SGD2718 5 років тому

    I make my cracks with a LEGO whip crack making machine that I created.
    It only takes like 5 seconds to twist and about 1-2 minutes to make.
    I can try try to show you the inside of the machine.
    FYI: Your my favorite whip maker! :- )

  • @SonnyRice
    @SonnyRice Місяць тому

    Hi my name is Sonny i am a new fan of yours i have 3 whips under my belt now, and im the guy who is always trying to reinvent the wheel and i have reinvented the cracker and i thought i would share it with you first tell me what you think

  • @Outrider74
    @Outrider74 6 років тому

    So is a fall's length proportionate to the overall whip length? If the whip is shorter, is the fall also shortened? (I'm quite the novice at this).

  • @Ovi3009
    @Ovi3009 2 роки тому

    Hello again Nick what lenght need to have a fall hitch for a 14 ft bullock ?

  • @willstutely
    @willstutely Рік тому

    Using bonded nylon thread to make crackers…what’s a reasonable expected lifespan for the cracker? I’ve been making them following a similar method in this video (without the jig though). Seems like I can only get about a hundred cracks out of one before the tassel gets too short and then explodes. I’m not targeting anything, just practicing basic cracks.

  • @DAWYTEGUY
    @DAWYTEGUY 5 місяців тому

    Hey Nick what size Kevlar do you use for your crackers

  • @ralphhinderberger5626
    @ralphhinderberger5626 4 роки тому

    Regarding the physics - the shockwave front velocity, thickness and direction relative to the audience is also influencing how loud a supersonic shock is preceived. A jetfighter flying over your head at 750 mph is producing a „thick“ shockwave front due to its own volume, beginning behind he observer and passing literally though him. A fully accelerated bullwhip produces a front developing away from the whip thrower NOT passing through but away from him. So while he may experience a comparatively „silent“ crack, somebody standing in front of him will hear it much louder.

  • @masonkruse8136
    @masonkruse8136 6 років тому +1

    You mentioned that you don't wax the crackers, but do you still wax the entire spool of thread first? I remember you used to do that.

    • @NicksWhipShop
      @NicksWhipShop  6 років тому +1

      Hi Mason, I no longer wax the nylon thread since I do not use it to bind.

    • @masonkruse8136
      @masonkruse8136 6 років тому +1

      NicksWhipShop thanks!

  • @robertgonzalez4468
    @robertgonzalez4468 5 років тому

    I will try but I'm old school I don't know how to do all that on my phone yet I have done 12 whips Toto and I have right now as we speak 19 prepped and ready to start there are loaded with slingshot BB's 1/4 inch and 3/8 Sinker Court works very nice I hope you try it sometime the quarter-inch BB's fit nice inside 3/8 Sinker cord I have actually a lots of people that want to buy some off me and I have not yet gone into wanting to sell any any of them but I am still using the plastic dip on the end of my whips I learn how to make my Turk head knot soon if I could I would love to send you one but I don't know how

  • @aubreyravenl
    @aubreyravenl 4 роки тому

    whats your take on tapered crackers?

  • @arthurdeleniq
    @arthurdeleniq 4 роки тому

    How long shuld i make my fall for a 5 ft snakewhip ?

  • @robertgonzalez4468
    @robertgonzalez4468 5 років тому

    I have study U since last yr 2018 doing good ,,,I am now using 3/8 inch sinker cord ,,,but I put 1/4 inch sling shot BBS in my cord n works very will ,I have loaded 4feet of cord n works very nice ,,,now I load 3feet ,they turn out very nice, wondering if U could try it n let me know what U think,,they r heaveyer but nice

    • @NicksWhipShop
      @NicksWhipShop  5 років тому

      Hi Robert, thanks for watching. Could you send a video of your whip?

  • @FlexDRG
    @FlexDRG 6 років тому

    I made myself a snakewhip from your tutorial vids... but the whip tents to comeback and hit me on the arm. is the fall to short?

    • @briancambell5976
      @briancambell5976 5 років тому

      Possibly, more likely your technique may be slightly off.

  • @tenaciousstudios03051
    @tenaciousstudios03051 4 місяці тому

    From a math standpoint - I'll immediately admit, I might be way off - I suspect that the length of whip's fall is possibly proportionate to the length of the whip in question.

  • @balisong_brad
    @balisong_brad 2 роки тому

    Ok whats the specs on that whip? The 3 time cracked getting louder one, with more power behind it.

  • @Hoehne189
    @Hoehne189 2 роки тому

    The size does matter I grew up in the shadow of expiremenatal aircraft, their sonic boom can feel like an earthquake.

  • @aubreyravenl
    @aubreyravenl 4 роки тому

    that shirt is tight.
    with tapered falls that are plaited, can i get away with longer ones?

  • @GNGR-dw4ch
    @GNGR-dw4ch 5 років тому

    how long is the 2x4 that you choose to use?

    • @NicksWhipShop
      @NicksWhipShop  5 років тому

      It was about 2ft I think.

    • @GNGR-dw4ch
      @GNGR-dw4ch 5 років тому

      @@NicksWhipShop that's about what I was guessing. Thanks for responding so quickly

  • @jomarrosario9070
    @jomarrosario9070 3 роки тому

    do you sell whips

  • @jera8602
    @jera8602 6 років тому

    what's the difference between a bull whip and a snake whip

    • @MilkyCao
      @MilkyCao 6 років тому

      not a professional nor do i own a whip but i believe he stated in an earlier video that a effectively a bullwhip has a stiff handle and is larger (and heavier as a result) where as the snake whip effectively starts after the handle of a bull whip ends. That said the video where i believe he stated this was one of his tutorials on snake whip making so perhaps that could answer your question a little better.

    • @TheIrishman31
      @TheIrishman31 6 років тому

      Hey the laughing melon, a bull whip has a handle with in the whip (usually a 10 inch piece of steel or fiberglass rod) while a snake whip doesn't.... making the bullwhip stiffer and easier to crack... while a snake whip take a little bit more of a finess to crack. Hope this helps!
      Matt

    • @briancambell5976
      @briancambell5976 5 років тому

      Having a handle lol.

  • @ItAintMeBabe99
    @ItAintMeBabe99 Рік тому

    So, Size does matter !

  • @mosfet51
    @mosfet51 5 років тому

    Someone works out.

  • @castlev1986
    @castlev1986 5 років тому

    now you just to make a simon Belmont outfit & go fight the night -_- do it

  • @michelebriere9569
    @michelebriere9569 4 роки тому

    The crack sound is the energy breaking the sound barrier at Mach 1.

  • @HuntertainmentXD
    @HuntertainmentXD 6 років тому +7

    I know you're straight but like..... you're really really cute!