Bell rope paracord key fob

In this video I demonstrate how to make a simple bell rope key fob using paracord. A similar design was demonstrated by Mikko Snellman, this one is adapted to paracord.
A tutorial on the Matthew Walker knot:
• Multi strand Matthew W...
A tutorial on the double footrope knot:
• Double footrope knot
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[@Silversnapdragon]

I made this using a thimble, 3 strands, used a separate cord for a turks head in place of the Mathew walker, and ended with a 6 point start knot. I also added an anchor charm. It was for my brother in the USN. Came out beautiful!

[@davidsanremo]

Very good tutorial, I learned something new... Thank's!

[@aaronkortas8336]

I'm in the coast guard on an 87 ft patrol boat and our bell didn't have a rope so I used this tutorial to make one

[@raymondlilley8037]

Where can I find the flat spike I have seen you use in order to tighten different knots

[@djmj12714]

How do you prevent the thimble from rotating in the twisted loop. No matter how tight I get it, it can still be twisted. Call me a purist, but using super glue, or any other adhesive, is out of the question. Thanks!

[@Paracordguild]

Hey Jack, thank you for the question! I have not had that issue myself. The trick is to make the loop small at the start. After tying the Matthew Walker knot I usually have a hard time jamming the thimble it. So it stays put. I hope that helps! Mark

[@brentthorp2383]

@@Paracordguild I use a rubber band to hold the twist, while I tie the MW knot.

[@raeannuria5691]

Hi Mark. I need help. What size thimble did you use?

[@djmj12714]

I used a 1.58mm; 1/16", which is a bit snug for 2 strands of 550 paracord, even if it _is_ tightly twisted. If I had it to do over, I'd go with something around 3mm; 1/8".

[@mikalegrand7305]

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[@derholzwurm360]

Where are the ends of the Paracords?

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! They are coming out at the bottom. I trimmed them and melted to secure them. Mark

[@idatommasini3480]

Traduzione in Italiano

[@pointer2null]

Well I did it. I'm just not sure how lol. Oh well, can watch the video for the 34th time and try again :) Brilliant video - thank you.

[@commanderdavid007]

Can you tell me what length of cord I'd need for a 9 inch bell ringer cord?

[@Skulldiggers]

Great video but you ended 10 seconds too soon. Where do you hide the ends at the final step?

[@markslinger3327]

There really needs to be more tutorials like this out there. Easy to follow, nice....slow....relaxing instructions. Thank you

[@zoehancock]

I made it, it's lovely, thanks! I had some initial difficulty with the Matthew Walker knot, I've only made two strand ones in the past and dressing the four strand one is a beast, but one I've now tamed. Your method of tying the footrope knot is excellent.

[@zoehancock]

I've now made several, and can do the whole thing without the video, I'm kind of hooked. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with them all.....

[@zoehancock]

I've now made lots out of 2 mm waxed cotton cord, each with a small bell attached to the footrope knot at the end. We have loads of little bells for the Christmas tree, which have lost their cords. Now they have flashy hangers bell cord type hangers instead. (Inverted bell rope hangers...) I got a book of possible bell ropes for Christmas so am soon going to wean myself off producing this design...

[@cwez11]

Thank you, Mark. I actually made a bell rope for my sailboat!

[@rogelioornelas2209]

Can you please tell me where you buy the knife

[@sammymoffett6529]

Hi Mark , would you be able to show how to properly hide the remaining cord please . I am having difficulty in doing this.

[@heidi_homsestol2728]

U probably dont need it anymore, but i made a crown knot and then burned the enda

[@TheDodger147]

Hey Mark.. Can I pick your brains..... I have been asked to make a bell rope, approx 6 inches long, using 2 colours of paracord... Can you give me a few pointers on knots to use, and how much paracord i would need.. Thankyou in advance.. Alan....

[@Paracordguild]

Hi! I made a tutorial on a cat of nine tails which can be modified into a very decent bellrope. Here is the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZKZZGyrmLStrpY Mark

[@HrafnNordhri]

Hey Mark I just made one of these from Mikko's tutorial. :) Question, what size thimble are you using?

[@djmj12714]

I used a 1.58mm; 1/16", which is a bit snug for 2 strands of 550 paracord, even if it _is_ tightly twisted. If I had it to do over, I'd go with something around 3mm; 1/8".

[@shannondaniels2]

Absolutely brilliant

[@5weatynuts496]

Worked great for my actual bell pull rope!

[@TheDodger147]

Mark.. great tutorial. I have followed yourself and Mikko Snellman. He makes a floating key fob, with hard foam.. do you think you could do a similar tutorial, showing in a bit more detail, how to do this. Mikkos tutorial is quite fast... i cannot make out the start... many thanks....

[@Paracordguild]

Hey there Alan! I have made a tutorial on my version of the floating key fob. Would this be of use to you? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3_dipufoayfo6c Mark

[@TheDodger147]

Mark.. great tutorial.. i have used this, with a cork and micro cord.. i would really like to see you do one similar to Mikko... the same as the bell rope key fob.... your videos are great... maybe you could think about it....

[@Paracordguild]

Absolutely. It looks like fun. What he is doing as far as I can see is tying wall knots. If you flipped his work around, they would basically be crown knots. Mark

[@TheDodger147]

Paracord guild . it how he starts it off...

[@sammymoffett6529]

Hi Mark , how do you hide the paracord when completed ?

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! I simply trim the ends and melt them, or leave a bit of the ends sticking out. Mark

[@lucaciardini6638]

very good tutorial thank's

[@raymondlilley8037]

What is the size of the rope thimble??

[@brentthorp2383]

number 3

[@cretanseagull]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@adalbertoinaciodantas6135]

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[@adalbertoinaciodantas6135]

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