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WITD 301.13 Two Handed Whip Play44 viewsWillKnot and Obedient Red play a short scene to Butt Boy's song Riding Centaurs. Will demonstrates two handed technique with whips and dragontails.
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WITD 301.14 Different Bullwhip Builds41 viewsWhich bullwhip build is best for dungeon play? Watch to learn about a 2 belly target bullwhip, natural belly bullwhip, older latigo y dago build, newer latigo y dago build and a 3 belly target bullwhip. All whips are the same length and built by the same whipmaker to eliminate two variables in the comparisons. Here is Dex's take.
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WITD 301.15 Thorndike Bullwhip- Initial Impressions31 viewsInitial impressions are shared after a brief breaking and throwing 2 scenes in the dungeon with this whip. How does it measure up?
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WITD 301.16 Advanced Target Practice- Building a Whip Drum Kit30 viewsDiscussion of advanced targeting techniques that will help with finesse, perfecting the controlled puff and accuracy with your whip in the dungeon. Build your own whip drum kit!
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WITD 301.17 Practicing with a Whip Drum Kit28 viewsShort introduction and demonstration of the different sounds the components of the drum kit make. Definitely challenging for any whip thrower.
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WITD 301.18 Butt Boy30 viewsPlaying a whip drum kit to Butt Boy.
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WITD 301.29 Desert Minx (Mojave Outliers) Minibullwhip Unboxing and Review20 viewsFirst time owning a Desert Minx whip. Right out of the box seems to be very accurate, light and responsive. Time will tell as it breaks in but excited to throw it.
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WITD 301.30 Whip Practice18 viewsMonthly Fetlife Event is free. Find info on my Fetlife profile for third Saturday of each month, Zoom meeting whip practice with whip throwers from around the world (1-2:30 EST)
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WITD 301.31 Tassel Style Cracker18 viewsShow and tell of how to make a tassel style cracker. Fitting the 9 mm split ring in place is the most challenging part of the project. Pros and cons to a tassel style cracker. The con is it creates a very light sensation and almost cannot be cracked. But it produces a consistent puff and controlled puffs can easily be ramped up. For the beginning whip thrower, it allows a larger margin of error, and for the beginning whip catcher isn't as scary as a loud crack and stinging pain. Many reasons why someone might not want or cannot have marks but yet want to be played with using a whip. This cracker makes that possible.
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WITD 301.31a Tassel Cracker 1st Photo9 viewsFirst fasten a 9mm stainless steel split ring through a small slit near the end of the whip fall.
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WITD 301.31b Tassel Cracker 2nd Photo7 viewsTake two 10" lengths of 3 strand twisted No 36 mason line. Grasp in the middle or at the bite then put the loop through the split ring.
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WITD 301.31c Tassel Cracker 3rd Photo6 viewsThen pass the cracker strands through the loop forming a half hitch, sometimes called a ring knot.
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