Bullwhip Cracking
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hey thats pretty good me and my family own horses and i have cracked bullwhips since i was little i work for a big rancher and they use them non-stop they home make theirs and all the ones i have but uh yours look good too
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Damn you should record this with a highspeed camera
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That's BEAST. the tip of the whip is supersonic if cracked correctly :P
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cool vid
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the little poofs of where it cracks is a really nice effect it really added to the vid 5/5
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A nice video, which the slaves are afraid of this expert of the whip
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i bet there are some terrified squirrels in those woods.
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yeh I love special secret locations such as this one, I have my own secret location, that makes the whip cracks sound really great!
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WOw you really need to learn how to crack a whip safely,.. there was so many close calls there
thecopykidofthestarz 1 year ago
@thecopykidofthestarz Think about all the times I hit myself trying to learn how to crack them.
ad101276 1 year ago 2
How much did all of your supplies cost and how much time did you spend?
MustyGashPlug 2 years ago
A spool of paracord one thousand feet long cost me 70 bucks or so. A roll of lead tape was like 35 bucks or somethin. I don't know if the lead tape is really necessary though. I use it to add weight to the whip and it also helps make the core of the whip a little stiffer but I think my whips are too heavy. I don't know how a proffesionally made whip feels seeing that i've never cracked one. Bernie told me the whip in his video weighs 1 and a half pounds.
ad101276 2 years ago
Oh yeah and each whip is about 10 to 12 hours of work.
ad101276 2 years ago
I'm not sure how heavy a whip should be. I think that these may be a little on the heavy side.
ad101276 2 years ago