Whips are deceptively simple. However, this is one of the most-involved leather projects I've done. Much more work than a holster or a knife sheath. Making whips from paracord is increasingly popular. However, this one is made primarily from kangaroo hide; the traditional material from which whips are constructed. I was surprised how much stronger it is than cowhide. I never once had a strand break or snap on me.
For helping me make this eight-foot bullwhip, I'd like to acknowledge Youtube channel "bernie46". If you want an even deeper dive into how this one was made, definitely check out his channel. Most of my construction techniques I learn from there.
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