Paracord get back whip | Top Q&A

In this tutorial I show you how to create a whip back paracord. This project really shines when working with paracord. The whip received is durable, colorful and unique. So first, what is the whip in return? The reverse whip is placed on the clutch or brake lever and hangs freely. Usually two are used, one on each side. When cycling it flies through the air. Although it has many uses, there is still quite a bit of debate about the original use for a spinning whip. Is it a decorative item or a weapon? Let’s see what you can use it for: The many benefits of the whip in return are completely justified. However, when using it, you should carefully check local laws. Different states and countries have different classifications of what makes weapons. And you probably don’t want any attention from the police on this matter, as far as I know, the return whip is a great decoration, one that many riders will be proud to use. . It takes skill to do and it’s eye-catching when done right. Honestly, I don’t like anyone telling me what’s a weapon and what’s a weapon – not the law, not anyone. A lock in a sock is also effective against violence, so why would anyone spend hours making an ornament to fight it recklessly? Anyone, let’s focus on crafting a whip, not the politics of the day. In this post, I will describe the source and the process of making such a whip. At the end you’ll find a full video that teaches you how to make a video from start to finish. This should get you through the whole process, as long as you have the patience to continue! Good luck. Keep an eye out for prizes when things get tough!

Resize the whip

The first thing you’ll want to know when doing a whip is how long it takes. This is usually stated before the project. However, sizing a whip back basically means making it work. Do not touch the ground or hit any part of the bike for too long. It also shouldn’t be too short to look silly. So what are some common lengths?

2 feet (short get back whip)
3 feet (medium whip back)
4 feet (long take back whip)

As mentioned though, you’ll probably create a standard length or something custom, in either case you’ll know the length you want. . To make it longer, simply use extra ties on your two main ropes.

3 inches used up by the pineapple button (ball)
4 inches used up by panic capture (quick release mechanism)
the rest, so 17 inches is made of crown crowns (when making a longer back whip you’ll just need to make more of these)

Now, let’s take a look at the supplies needed to create a whip!

Supplies

The supplies needed to make a whip back are quite simple, but at least some of you will have to put in a little effort to find. Now a brief description of the making process.

Do a paracord to get a whip

To start, we take the mandrel (about 3 inches in diameter) and put an elastic band around it. Then we’ll take one of our long pieces of paracord (27 feet each in my case) and tie it under the rubber band. We wanted about 12 feet of wire at the working end, with the rest tucked under the rubber band. We will be using this rope to tie the head of an 11L10B turkey – our basic knot. The second cord, again another long (27 feet) strand is used to add an interlocking pineapple yarn (standard types 1, 2) to the base knot. Then the working ends are worked to the middle of the knot so that we can start our crown knotting. Now move your pineapple knot off your mandrel and into our swim ball. Twist the pineapple knot around the swim ball. The goal here is not just to tighten the knot, but to make sure the 4 working ends are the same length. We will make about 17 inches of knots on the crown. Along with the pineapple knot, this will bring the total length of the whip to 20 inches. The last 4 inches are added to the whip by attaching the panic pin. Finally, a decorative gaucho-style button is added at the top to secure the ends. The ends are knotted under the knot, the knot is tighter, and the ends are cut. Melt the ends and you’re done. On the side of the pineapple knot, add another gaucho style, adding 4 knots. We took two, three-and-a-half foot lengths of yarn and passed them through the pyramidal groove for four working ends. Knot, tuck the ends under the knot, tie the knot, then cut and melt the end. Finally, you can roll the two decorative knots between the two planks to make the decorative knots look nicer and more consistent. . In order not to leave you in the dark, here is a complete video tutorial. Enjoy and take it one step at a time, it’s the right project!