Some Tasmanian Cutback Tricks

[@rokahna7847]

Been watching since 2014. Keep up the good work!

[@mastertyber]

love the work your doing GREAT!!!

[@McCracker907]

I think I'm stuck in a rut Adam. It seems my progress has slowed down. I'll keep practicing! If only I could crack with the level of your skill... And might I add seemingly so easy for you. Well done my friend!

[@Adam-Winrich]

How often do you practice? What whips are you using?

[@Davlavi]

Absolutely awesome love it.

[@slowbro1337]

So cleanly done

[@willowtabby4926]

Doing a little searching after seeing you on Jacques Ze Whipper's channel, and, well, as a Tasmanian... you know I just *had* to click this one. I was not aware that Tasmania (or even the rest of Australia) had tricks with names from down here

[@Adam-Winrich]

A couple very important whip makers and whip crackers come from Tasmania. The whip crackers are Chris Beck and Ben Hughes. The whip maker still in business is Simon Martin. There’s also a whip trick named after Launceston.

[@alanag1080]

So cool to see your process!

[@FrederickFahrenheit]

Awesome

[@OM_WHIP_VLOG]

Amazing

[@player5294]

Wow you make that look easy. I built my first whip 10 years ago watching @NicksWhipShop tutorials, but learned how to crack the whip from your detailed tutorials. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@yeetyeet8365]

Have a 6 and 9 ft and can’t crack them for nothing. I’m getting mad. 😂

[@Adam-Winrich]

Where did you buy them?

[@Snowsergei]

Coool......💥💥💥💥💥

[@nanoo1579]

🏆🎉🎉

[@hossam1228]

hello, is it possible for me to make a whip out of cloth? What is the final part of the whip

[@smiller6986]

I doubt you could make a whip out of cloth and the end of the whip is called a cracker or a popper

[@ermert1403]

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