How to Make A Paracord Stockwhip

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This long-awaited video would not have been possible without the help of my friend Adam Winrich who shared with me the plans to build this nylon stockwhip. The design is much different from most of the builds previously seen on this channel, but it is a new and fun project that can really help expand your whipmaking capabilities.
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Belly Strands:
5x6ft (1.53m)
Overlay Strands:
2x18ft (5.5m)
3x12ft (3.7m)

[@dirtrichdustin4372]

Reference points in video: Single strand Diamond Plait 21:29 Herringbone Plait 23:02 Core Work 24:26 After 10'' completed roll out 26:28 Trimming strands 29:45 Tip (Use Colors) 30:30 Cutting overlay Strands 31:45 Integrating overlay strands 35:06 Tieing in overlay strands (Most Difficult Part) 37:45 10 Plait Herringbone 40:25 Tip (Plaiting) 43:10 Change Hold and Remove Tape 45:50 Dropping 1st Strand 48:42 Dropping 2nd Strand 50:39 Cutting Strand @ 30'' mark 52:43 Dropping Strand @ 34'' mark 57:01 Dropping Last Strand into 4 Plait @40'' 59:41 Cutting Last Strand (core) @ 47-48 in'' 1:01:04 Starting Twist @ 49'' 1:05:23 Dropping Last Strand 1:06:35 Final Measurement 1:07:17 Starting Fall 1:08:40 Tieing Fall knot 1:12:12 Cutting Off Strands from twisted portions 1:13:45 Roll Whip Out

[@dirtrichdustin4372]

Part 2: Handle 1:16:35 1:18:58 Sanding Wheel 1:21:40 Starting flat braid

[@Afar89]

@@dirtrichdustin4372 I cant thank you enough for this!

[@IvyNatureGirl2002]

The Bob Ross of breaking the sound barrier.

[@zakerypugh219]

I just want to say that I don’t think anybody will ever see this good Of videography on KZbin anywhere else nickswhipshop Your videos are truly a work of art so are your whips

[@Radwinter]

Awesome!! Thanks Nick! Regarding indexing/labelling visible strands: When I cut strands for several whips at once, I use a sewing needle to pull a piece of thin, colorful string through the point i want to mark. It stays in place well enough and I can just pull it out later when working on the whips without leaving a visible mark.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Good idea!

[@dirtrichdustin4372]

I just got a started whip gifted to me from my grandpa! I cant wait to finish it! Thanks for making this full tutorial

[@I_leave_mean_comments]

This is like the Bob Ross of whip making. I fell asleep 5 minutes in.

[@grogthegorillafrog]

thats what im thinking every video he is just so quiet and relaxing. its a little irritating because whips are badass not soft relaxing topics so everything quiet but i want loud ass sonic booms. its very weird.

[@barretharms6948]

The stock with is a beautiful thing when you got it going right you got more power than you can imagine.

[@NicksWhipShop]

They're great whips.

[@edwardgurney1694]

A simple trick for keeping the strands of a flat braid in the right order when youre not holding them is to use the plastic clips you can buy for re-sealing bread bags. Great tutorial!

[@tylerkammerer4932]

That's what I use also

[@scottchaisson6311]

going get one now!!

[@dpeterson157]

At some time in history, someone figured out how to do these techniques. Nobody taught them, the just figured it out. That amazes me.

[@vincechristain3226]

That's not all true

[@SplitBean]

Thank you Nick, and thank you Adam. When you guys show others, you are growing the community. Your efforts are appreciated.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks for watching Jessie!

[@traetonmccormick4301]

[Jessie] Sui Generis Whips P

[@bobbyb7127]

Things that remind you of your happy childhood are always good.

[@ScrewyDyeJobs]

Damn, my hands haven't recovered yet from the last whip, I'm gonna have to wait a few more days before I build me one (or two) of these!!! Thanks Capt Nick, you are a true inspiration!!!

[@andrewmilliken4315]

Did u hurt ur hands? If u did how? And I hope u recovered lol 😂

[@slohand42]

Nick, this is the third whip I've made. I finished this week and it turned out great. My first whip was Adam Winrich's single belly that you shared in another video. I really do enjoy your tutorial videos and enjoy making whips. Many thanks to you and Adam Winrich!

[@willnewitt3104]

Hey ted , gladded to hear the whip went alright :) , just wondering at the start of the video he said that you need 160 ft of para cord . Did he mean 160 ft of paracord in both colours or just 80 ft per colour thx

[@bobbyb7127]

Hi Ted, At about 26:00 Nick says his longest strand is 27" but there's others that are longer and he cuts them all to 27". why did he spend all that time at the beginning staggering them just to cut them all off?

[@slohand42]

Sorry guys. I made this whip a while back and the specifics are gone from my mind. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@bobbyb7127]

Understandable, lol thanks for replying, I did finish the whip and was able to answer my own questions.

[@slohand42]

@@bobbyb7127 Cool! I do know that I love the whip. It handles and cracks well.

[@xeronox1241]

Haven't even started building the whip in the video yet nick i been waiting for this video for so long man I'm so excited thanks Nick and ty adam

[@cpt.rapierwit5610]

Your the vids are highly detailed and very informational. I have a comment about making your own stock whip. Actually more of a request. Is there a way you could show how to start the plaiting with different color strands? the reason I ask is I am highly dyslexic and it is hard for me to keep track. I think with different colored strands it would help me a lot if you could just show me how to begin and then I can get started and understand it better. thank you very much for all your highly informational videos and detailed explanations please keep the good work coming. Thank you very much

[@ChristianPsencik]

Love this video Nick. I’m making a set of these! I really love the flat keeper to round belly part. I’ve always struggled and never been able to make it look right. I had pretty much given up making anything that needed to go flat to round. I finally did it with your video! Thank you so much!

[@Wolverine05]

that braiding is epic, so tight and perfect thanks for the video

[@dknapadol]

Thank you for your all Tutorals Nick , I live in ThaiLand and I love to see your channel. You are my instructor💚

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad to help.

[@terrygebel7870]

I love your tutorials Nick ! You always do things slowly explaining everything as you go. I look forward to the next one.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks for watching Terry!!

[@nikkothegoblin]

Today is when I start on this stock whip design. Until now I’ve sold most of my whips, so I don’t have a good quality whip of my own. This stock whip is going to be mine and mine only. ;) Thank you Nick, again, for your amazing work and videos

[@nikkothegoblin]

And now it’s finished. One of my favorite whips so far

[@MatMatzme]

Nick is the Bob Ross of whip making.

[@rodeo8691]

Hi I made my first whip off of this video 3years ago and still use it to day I made another! This is a GREAT video thank you so much. I have a question what is it that you melt your wax in? I didn't wax my first whip but I want to wax this one.

[@mosfet51]

I find that when it comes time to fray the ends for the keeper, it's much easier to insert a lacing needle or a small screwdriver into the cord being frayed.

[@shadowdancer1412]

I have watched this so many times making several of these for Christmas gifts. This is your best instructional video. Thank you so much for making it. Can you make a new video soon? I keep checking back and there is nothing new.

[@whipsandsundry2357]

Starting my first stock whip today. Thank you Miestro for your instructions.

[@NicksWhipShop]

You're very welcome, good luck!

[@dark96744]

That wrapping method is pretty much what I do to bind strands together for my floggers

[@premiummembersonly3492]

i started this build but then it ended up turning into a performance hybrid, turned out great for my first real finished whip. it didnt quite turn out the way i planned but it still gives out a real bang thanks buddy nick

[@premiummembersonly3492]

and thanks to adam for letting you share the design

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful.

[@bobbyb7127]

I'm watching you plait the handle and getting butterflies in my stomach. Lol...waiting on my hockey tape to get here so I can attempt this. Thanks Nick for all your videos.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Enjoy the build, Bobby! Let me know how it goes.

[@bobbyb7127]

@@NicksWhipShop Nick, do you remember how long the 6 strands for the handle are? I didn't see in the video where you mentioned this. I did see in your PH whip video where you said each of those 8 strands were about 4 times the length of handle you want to plait. I'll probably use the 4 times method and hope it works. Except for the handle plaiting, I've been finished with this whip for about 2 months. That handle plaiting is pretty intimidating but I am ready to give it a try. LOL.

[@mosfet51]

This is by far the most visually beautiful video you've made.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you!

[@chrisgriffith1573]

Loved the out-takes, btw... great tutorial and I only fell asleep to your voice briefly. So soothing. lol

[@ΔέσποιναΠαπαδοπούλου-ρ9κ]

Thank you so much for all of your video's. I'm from Greece and I learn to make bullwhip from you! I love them! Thank you so much

[@kevinorr6880]

Damn, Nick. As always, so giving. If I didn't have so many hobbies already...

[@lilthommodt]

Even though I do Bullwhips. I still keep my neutral hand in the core. Helps me with tensioning strands. Food for thought.

[@scottchaisson6311]

Nick is my hero, eversince I saw his original video on how to make a paracord bullwhip, (and yes I made one), I have followed his channel and he has been my go to guy evert since.

[@Mr194911]

Thanks been wanting to make one for my grandson

[@zmanpianoman]

Nick quick question. I have made a few whips using your directions and they came out great, thanks. When they are finished they look shiny and the colors really stand out. Then I put them in the melted wax. Colors look drab and lifeless. The whip cracks like hell, much better after the wax, but. the whip doesn't look the same. Is there any way to bring the luster back after waxing.

[@PablosProjects]

I know it’s not my question to answer and this was a while ago, but I’ve experimented with rubbing the round corner of a short piece of 2 by 4 back and forth all around the handle and thong, and it creates a weathered look, and restores the color for the most part. You can also use a pencil, or a smooth object to do this.

[@justinturnbull8187]

Great video mate helped me with my first whip came out perfect for a first timer would like to do one in 6foot but I can’t find any planes for it (love ya work you’ve got some nice ones that I’ve seen)

[@stevesellers893]

Hey Nick. Good to see ya again. Now I have something to do this weekend...

[@draven3838]

Try wrapping with your string on top, you'll be wrapping in reverse but it put the string on top so you get a better wrap easier. It's how I learned from an aussie 30 years ago

[@Michelle-js9hz]

Incredible job making this easy to follow, I appreciate all your hard work.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks for watching Michelle! More videos to come.

[@HappySquiddy]

Haha, I burst out laughing when you did the whole winnebago man skit at the end. Wonderful video, Nick. You are so generous with your knowledge and clearly put a lot of passion into your whips and videos.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Haha I was hoping someone would get it! Thanks for watching!

[@dqmc07]

A pool stick works great also for a handle if you dont have the means to taper it. Excellent tutorial indeed. God Bless.

[@TheOzflyer]

Yeah, I’ve always plaited by holding the core, I only make leather whips, I find it’s the only way I can get speed, but that’s the way I was taught, whatever works for the individual I suppose. Well done, thanks for sharing, it must have been a lot of work to put together, and thanks to Adam Winrich for allowing you to share the method, you’re a great whip maker, cheers! 👍

[@flyerace777]

I just finished mine Nick! Thank you so much for the great Video

[@willnewitt3104]

Hi issac , when he said u need 160 ft of rope at the start of the video , did he mean that u need 160 ft of both colors or did he mean u need 80ft each colour

[@flyerace777]

@@willnewitt3104 160 foot of rope total I'd do 20 ish feet grey and the rest red

[@anai.delapaz4683]

Excellent. Bien explicado con calma y paciencia. No he visto a ningun otro explicarlo tan bien.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you!

[@SpencerBilodeau]

I am sorry if I keep typing comments.. I am just writing things as I go through your video. I just wanted to say for you and anyone reading this who might not know... with scissors, always make sure the pin has a tight fit that closes the to blades as tightly as possible, and you can sharpen scissors ( I have tested this many many times now) by using them to cut aluminum foil. Just take a bit fold it over a few times, then cut it into tiny little strips. It will knock off all the burrs, and make the edges more keen.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you Spencer! I recently got a pair that includes a sharpener. Very good info about the foil, I didn't know that. Thanks!

[@mosfet51]

BLOOPERS! That was great

[@drjones5039]

Great video nick!! I’m glad you came out with this video this cleared some things up for me!! Keep up the great work!!

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.

[@thutmose638]

thanks a lot ı finished it in 12 hour . its awasome the best whip ı have build :)

[@CirqueLunicus]

Awesome! I've been waiting for this one. Time to brew some coffee and get some learnin' on! I know I'm saying before I watch, but thank you Nick for all this work you do!

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you for watching Patrick!

[@TheAzalia13]

About 2/3rds of the way through plaiting up my whip. Working on the stock now. Looking alright I reckon for a first attempt at making a whip. A handy tip for getting some neoprene - cut up an old stubby holder (not sure what they're called outside of Oz). Thanks for the video.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks for watching!

[@tws311]

Damn aussie slang.... coozie is the freedom term

[@Sidneybeach875]

Thanks nick for this tutorial, I'm out and about I search of a dowel other than pine now. Might turn one from some old epi decking boards I have laying around.

[@nikkothegoblin]

That would work. With a lathe you also could wear down the end of the dowel without using a sander or utility knife

[@Sidneybeach875]

Yup yup =)

[@speakstheobvious5769]

I just watched a 2 1/2 hour video of a guy making a whip when I am NEVER going to make a whip. This is like the Bob Ross of whip making.

[@elicohen8089]

you mentioned that you would provide a link in the description to how you tied the 5x4 Turks head knot. Do you have an in-depth tutorial on how to tie this knot?

[@aubreyravenl]

His voice is very soothing

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks!

[@philliphunt1888]

Hi this was a great tutorial thank you I’d love to see a 6 Foot version or recommendations on the best way to lengthen this whip

[@shadowdancer1412]

Thank you so much for this video. You are a great instructor. This is your best video, love, love, love this video!

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks so much! I am very glad they have been helpful. More videos on the way!

[@mltndeal5120]

It was awesome build. I love your videos. I watched the whole thing without getting bored. I would like to learn how to make bullwhips.

[@tommyscarrott4701]

Great video nick love the time and effort gone into it i really needed a stock whip video👍

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you Tommy!

[@tommyscarrott4701]

No thank you nick

[@fishyipad4213]

Im new to whips and I love them

[@leanneolsen3026]

I was also wondering why there is no weighting (BB's) in the core? And is there a certain point to the overlay over the loose belly strand?

[@nobilismaximus]

Doesn’t need to be shot loaded, the leverage from the stock essentially does that same thing as shot loading a bull whip. It’s why snake whips need heavy shot loading as the handle provides zero leverage to the thong.

[@JaggedVeil163]

Added a taper twisted fall to mine, works fantastic

[@NicksWhipShop]

Great!

[@ameliabaker424]

This is awesome!! I do have a question though. Why- in the beginning did you fold and stagger everything just to cut it off at 27:15?

[@bobbyb7127]

Good question. I don't know why he did this either. LOL But for my first whip I'm going to do it exactly like he shows.

[@jackbranam606]

Made one of these - came out great. I like to hot glue a state type of quarter on the top as a finish instead of the swirl of para cord. Fiond some Indiana quarters and your in business. 25 cents per whip!!! Best wishes - -Jack

[@Caseic]

I thought you would just grab the lace with the hemostat and pull the lace through when you were doing the fall. Awesome tutorial as always.

[@chrisgriffith1573]

"Holy wonky strands Batman!" I can see exactly where you changed your holding method for plaiting in the video! I am wondering just how much of that rolls out?

[@wjbist]

Great tutorial Nick, just finished 2 of these stock whips

[@kurtandtarac2999]

I'm so pumped. Well delivered. Your a legend nick. Il be starting one very soon

[@jjhallswhips4411]

Excellent presentation Nick! Ravioli, Ravioli, give me the Formioli! Jeez nick you destroyed that vice ! Lol

[@DevinBauer]

Made a few dozen whips over the years, most being effortless to crack even with barely a flick of the wrist. Feels like I missed something, my stockwhip thong is so light it is very difficult to crack. I was surprised by the “excess wax” comment. Never had that problem, heated up properly to about 220F and allowed to fully soak as the air escapes, the whip comes out basically dry to the touch and will not make flakes.

[@caliberwhips9595]

Excellent job Nick!

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you Connor!

[@madgoblin-xd3kv]

Your voice is satisfying

[@micahyoung919]

Question: I know you said you're relying on the wax to tighten the strands, but why not go ahead and pull the strands tightly? I'm just curious, I'm sure you're using the correct method I just don't understand it. Great job it looks beautiful! I've been waiting on this tutorial for awhile. Keep it up!

[@christophermilton545]

It allows you to plait faster and with less stress on the arms and hands.

[@lilthommodt]

Because stockwhips are light as a rule. Making everything super tight makes the thong very stiff, very stubborn. Makes it extremely hard to handle fluently.

[@aubreyravenl]

Holy shit thank you. Thank you so much. . I came listening to Nick's Voice.

[@Rookthabastad]

aubrey ledesma 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@carlitospaxon12]

Man it's been awesome seeing your skills and your channel grow! I appreciate your whip and Camara work

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you very much Carlos!

[@F__a__u__x]

I have a question, why did you cut the strands to 27"? I didn't really know what you meant by the longest strand

[@ericnelson3102]

Hey nick just an idea for you, you should try making your own dowel on the wood lathe, that way you can put a design on the part of the Handle where the wood is exposed.

[@tommyjohnson4162]

Thank you so much Nick for the video and Adam.. Looks really nice

[@alyssumiris2102]

Heck yeah, Thanks for putting this up Nick!

[@Stuntman2304]

Well I was going to go to sleep because it’s now 1:45 am, but it looks like I’ll be going to bed at a much later time now.

[@Stuntman2304]

I just FAN GIRLED SO HARD

[@NicksWhipShop]

The KZbin algorithm has a way of inhibiting sleep!! It sure does for me, thats for sure. Tonight I'm catching up on replying to hundreds of comments while I binge watch videos from a random guy who transformed his entire bedroom into a habitat for his pet wasps... I love KZbin... 😄

[@Stuntman2304]

NicksWhipShop That my friend is absolutely incredible. I am so happy you responded to my comment. You have absolutely no idea how good it made me feel. Thank you my guy! Keep up the incredible work! I’ll always enjoy watching your videos!

[@kevinorr6880]

Nick, here we are over TWO years after this making. Do you find that purchasing already gutted cord to be economical, as opposed to just buying a few spools of para cord? I have cowboys in that family that I will attempt to make these for as "thank you" gifts.

[@bobbyb7127]

I was wondering if I should buy core less or with cores aND gut them myself.

[@kevinorr6880]

@@bobbyb7127 sounds like buying already gutted is the ticket.

[@ravenjcj]

Asking as a complete beginner to whip making, if I wanted to increase the length of this to 7ft, how long do my initial strands need to be? Are there any other measurements I should be concerned about?

[@SpencerBilodeau]

I really want to start this project!! But I live in a small basement apartment with no workshop. I have a folding table I can use for things like measuring and cutting... I use it when I am making clothes and leather stuff. But this is time-consuming work, and additionally it is impractical for me to keep a vise/clamp attached to either my desk or my folding table. I see for most of this work you are using a threaded rod clamped in place... I can 100% screw in a sturdy hook (like a bicycle hook) to my desk which would let me work on plaiting while I have some cheesy show or movie going on and keep my adhd brain satisfied. I saw at the beginning you used the vise to hold the strands in line with each other. Does it need to be SUPER solidly held in place? I am wondering if I can use one of those potato chip bag closers to hold the strands in place. I can put a hole through it, and then put it over the hook. Do you think this might work? Or do you have any other suggestions? Edit: Oooh I see. You also use the vise to hold it close to where you are plating. Hmm.

[@Charles-rd9bx]

Its beautiful sir, thank you for sharing.

[@brianasheffield45]

Cow whip tutorial next please I've learned so much from your videos 😊

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks! coming soon.

[@embodywellnessyoga6603]

bri's art Cow whips are one of the coolest whips out there in my opinion and there pretty easy to make to.

[@dirtrichdustin4372]

What do you do if you cut the wrong strand? Asking for a friend of course

[@seandodd9957]

Thank you for putting out this video I have been waiting for someone to do it

[@NicksWhipShop]

Welcome Sean, thanks for watching!

[@zodiacflores2462]

Hey Nick, Great Video... As always! Been making Whips using your Tutorials now for a while... You always have the most comprehensive Videos I have found. One Question(s)... Have you ever thought of weighing the Stock (as they do sometimes in AUS)? I did, using Lead Tape and a Coin... Any thoughts on this?

[@NicksWhipShop]

It's a great idea Zodiac, I used some led tape on the heel knot foundations of a recent matched set and it was great!

[@barretharms6948]

Bowstring makers use a tool that is basically a school on a binding machine it keeps tension on the string you might be intrested if you continue taping while you're spinning

[@tammievictorine8733]

Absolutely amazing. Thank you .

[@joshdale595]

please it looks encredible

[@leanneolsen3026]

Instead of plaiting over nothing to begin with, could one not hook the core strand over the little steel rod from the start?

[@bobbyb7127]

Yes, I'm going to try that.

[@barretharms6948]

Buttons can also be made on a makeshift would lead. Just a polite suggestion.

[@Wolverine05]

adams hands must be strong as fudge, my hands were so sore the next days

[@blueviolets2022]

Put a rubber band over the loose ones, roll it down as you go, helps keep them together.

[@bobbyb7127]

"How unfortunate" so funny!

[@jackbranam606]

Really like you work Nick - May I submit for your approval - Use a tapered shot pouch at the top where you transition from the flat braid to diamond on whip section. I have an old Aussie whip that has a shot loaded pouch up there. Meanwhile, keep on trucking!

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thank you Jack! I will give that a try.

[@BackToBased]

Have you ever made a performance hybrid whip?

[@NicksWhipShop]

I just wrapped up the last shot of a full length tutorial on that today. Should be out in a week or two!

[@BackToBased]

@@NicksWhipShop I didn’t see your reply till after I saw the video 😂 it was awesome thanks

[@nobilismaximus]

Hey Nick, saw an interesting video years ago where the stock was a steel rod but had a small 1/2 swivel welded to the end and used as the stocks keeper. Tried a similar thing using a threaded steel eye bolt into some aluminum tube (tube is used as camera rigging rails) work really well and would also work well with your design. Also. Wondering if the first braided belly could be impregnated with that rubber stuff you used to use for your heal knots before you became so proficient with braiding them. Great job with the videos- it’s like braiders asmr! Lol.

[@lilbenztruck]

This is such a good and perfectly made video! You helped me building my first whip! Turned out really nice ;) keep it up!

[@willnewitt3104]

How long does it approximately take to buuld this whip ??

[@lilbenztruck]

@@willnewitt3104 It took me two days I think. But I don’t quite remember

[@willnewitt3104]

@@lilbenztruck okay cool , when he said you need 160 ft of paracord did he mean 160 ft in both colours or just 80ft of each colour .:) thx

[@lilbenztruck]

@@willnewitt3104 Should be of both

[@scotsaddington315]

Thanks nick ive been waiting for this,adam said you were gona do a vid so thanks again.

[@NicksWhipShop]

Thanks for watching Scot!

[@aaronhawksley205]

Cord Length Summary: ------------------ (Core) 27" Non-gutted (0.69m) (Belly) 5 x 6' (1.83m) ------------------ (Overlay) 3 x 12' (3.66m) 2 x 18' (5.5m) ------------------ (Handle Side Keeper Knot) 7 x 16" (0.41m) (Handle) 6 x 42" (1.07m)

[@bobbyb7127]

Is the only ungutted paracord the 27" core?

[@aaronhawksley205]

@@bobbyb7127 Correct. Everything else is gutted

[@bobbyb7127]

@@aaronhawksley205 Thanks, Arron.