Braided paracord dog leash- herringbone style

[@heatherehrhart1812]

Is it just me or is this just the most relaxing way to learn parachord techniques? I enjoy so much your voice while learning....great video

[@Paracordguild]

Haha, thank you for that compliment! Mark

[@smthompson111]

I made this leash as my very first paracord project. It turned out beautifully! I used two black strands and one grass green and one lime green. I made the decorative herringbone knots blacks. Since I didn't have any experience splicing in different colors, I did a few small practice runs.The herringbone knot took me three tries but with patience and your careful instruction I was able to make it. I'm thrilled with the result, I wish I could upload a photo. Anyway, your instruction technique is thoughtful and clear, thank you!.

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! Congratulations! Being able to make one of these is a decent show of skill! Mark

[@jeanettevalencia5240]

In the past ( like in the 70's) I've made many various knots in the practice of macrame. Formerly using hemp rope and waxed string. Parachute cord is a "auh-ha" moment. After all men were wearing parachute pants. Good job. I'm going to do this!!

[@Moonlighter_TV]

Watched a lot of dog leash turorials beg fore deciding yours is both my favorite final product and also the clearest video tutorial. love your stuff!

[@kissthefiddler]

Another great tutorial. Easy to follow, clear and suspect. Thank you.

[@RonanKearney1]

Ordered hundreds of feet lol. I can't wait to make some things from this channel. thank you

[@check1mate1]

please keep putting out stuff like this and the golf ball one.

[@ddp2758]

Just starting out & after checking out a few different tutors, you are definitely the easiest to understand & follow. Thank you 🐾

[@brianmorton8412]

😅😅

[@davidmcmahon8262]

A privilege to watch, beautiful workmanship , I wish.

[@enzocosentino]

Un verdadero artista que sabe lo que hace, felicitaciones y gracias por su humildad y buena predisposición.

[@KatlinMeeko]

Unreal, I was looking for months to try and find a video like this. Thank you SO much.

[@Paracordguild]

Glad to see you like it! Mark

[@clivecro4971]

BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO fantastic tutorial thank you for giving us an excellent video without all the verbal bull crap many thanks

[@dodgerfanliz]

Great tutorial!! I'm gonna make leashes for my granddogs.

[@stephenmelton2532]

I can't tie a knot, so I always tie a lot. I'm gonna try this, great tutorial.

[@lisamcmillan1032]

This is so elegant! Excellent design and excellent instruction. You have a new subscriber.

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! Thank you for the kind comment. Welcome! Mark

[@silviac6120]

I really want to do this for my dog because it looks great, but I have never done anything like that before and I don't know if I can do it. I already got everything I need and I hope I can make it look as good as this one!

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! If you run into any problems, be sure to let me know. Mark

[@2wheeleddemon745]

Silvia C Hey did you make one? I'm starting mine in a few minutes

[@juandavidquinchia7253]

To tie cattle!!

[@silviac6120]

Yes I made it. It was really hard honestly. I had to start all over again several times.

[@hamhumtube]

Silvia C congrats:)

[@robertomartinezpalestina796]

es un gran trabajo gracias por compartir esta gran sabiduría

[@airgunningcolorado78]

new subscriber here! best, clearest tutorial I've seen. keep up the good work

[@choisunae]

great!! you have nice hands! I'll cheer you on.

[@nebraskamusic1961]

wow what a video one of the best I have seen. Thanks

[@MrGAETANO25]

without words! biggest one

[@tommyhornsby9675]

Fantastic. It'll be tough but I'm doing it

[@idollcorner6579]

Super!! I'd like to do for my dog too. After I might have question, will be visit you again soon. :) Thank for your time to made this video.

[@check1mate1]

your stuff beats the tar out of all those silly bracelet makers. your projects are legitimate paracord work.

[@ke22o]

Would you mind do a video explaining how to tight the herringbone knot?

[@Ricardo_Werson]

Amazing! Congratulations and thank's for the class!

[@tanalee09]

Excellent, Marko !

[@grantrogan9091]

great work keep the tutorials coming

[@bobm5096]

Can this be done using 4 strands instead of 2 in order to make a thicker leash? If so would you do a video on that? I'm enjoying all of your videos, you explain very well.

[@patrickc1735]

Can you give some insight into the best way to tighten the larger knot? Thanks so much!

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! You start at the very beginning of the strands. Work your way through each strand and tighten it until you reach the end of the strand. Do it several times, each time tightening a bit more. The first tightening is the most important. It should be fairly loose and is intended to shape the knot. I hope that helps. Let me know! Mark

[@pattikeating1266]

Great tutorial! Thank you for posting.

[@_TanksB_]

Hello, how many meters of paracord are required?

[@adrianforrester325]

absolutely brilliant tutorial mark thanks for sharing

[@sazzathossain5790]

adrian forrester hahaha

[@adrianforrester325]

Sazzat Hossain ?????? what's the haha for ??

[@night23fox]

First off, ive been wanting to do this one for months now amd the herringbone intimidated me enough to stay away from it but i finally decided to tie rhis last night. But i need some help please Mark! Only problem I'm having is where to hide the ends of the herringbone knot to make the last bights on the left. I've tied the knots over and over and can't seem to get it to look right or tighten well. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks Mark and as always, great tutorial

[@Paracordguild]

Hey there! First of all, great job coming this far! The herringbone is indeed tricky at that part. Maybe this tutorial can shed some light? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGHPq2ePr7iBd9k Let me know if that helps or I will make a tutorial for you. Mark

[@night23fox]

Paracord guild thanks for the reply! I watched that video also. Just couldn't tell if the cords pass another bight, or enter the knot where they exit. I've tried both ways but I think I'm missing something. I'll watch some more videos and see if I can understand it a little better. Thanks again Mark!

[@galenjohnston2458]

I really like this knot(s) and will try to complete mine. I need to suggest something that will help us the learner to follow better. On the deck (table top) please a dross hair sites and an outside box at the limit of the camera. This way yu will have a reference to guild you to keep the knot with in view at all times for the viewer.

[@erincolocado8492]

a bracelet version of this tutorial would be nice

[@derrickphillips2378]

Hey could you do a get back whip. I would love that

[@Paracordguild]

Thank you for the idea! Mark

[@derrickphillips2378]

Awesome love your work.Thanks Mark

[@JonarRoman]

What needle do you use? I like the look of yours and the tips on mine keep bending...

[@shanyu2752]

please show how to make,а falconry jesses and leash

[@bryanmorelock8284]

Do you have any videos for making a lanyard?

[@ematt85]

Hi Mark, I'm interested in making the knots using the same method you do in the video but they'd be with 8 strands instead of 4. Am I correct in thinking the process would be the same only with 4 extra unders/overs? Last, I'd like to tie a turks head that is entirely made up of single under 1 over 1 passes resulting in basically a diamond or checkerboard knot. Do you know how I'd start something like that with 8 strands as well? Thanks so much. Be well.

[@landhochzeit.berlin5760]

Beautiful and very good instructions. Thanks!!! :)

[@imageblogger2142]

Wonderful. Thank you Is there a rule of thumb for determining the length of paracord you need for a specific project?

[@pappukrchaudhary3710]

wow...really its brilliant

[@diegosanroman9873]

Saludos desde Argentina Neuquén

[@ghfisanotti]

Nice job! thanks.

[@LeavesAbove]

the re tightening part is what keeps getting me- I feel like you should have left that part in because us less intelligent people(meaning me) don't know where to pull actually GET it to tighten instead of ruining the structure of the whole herringbone knot

[@joaquinpizarro561]

gracias exelente video explicativo....

[@SoulSearch11110]

Lacing needle?

[@nicolep5742]

Thanks for the great video! I'm wondering if you would share information on the needle you used. Where do you get that kind of thing that's the right width for paracord? I'm currently using hemostats to pull through cord ends but it's not working well. Thanks again!

[@lennoxzikarsky7960]

hey how can i do the 4 strand braid

[@munkeysunkle]

Can you make a tutorial for a collar?!

[@carlosenrique-mj9xi]

Hey great tutorial, it's 4 o 5 mm wide?

[@synirishdragon9075]

Great tutorial just wish he had to use two colors instead of just one

[@libbybrooks5388]

What is a good unit conversion? I want to make 4, 5 and 6 ft leashes. Thank you

[@twocheeky]

The knot (didn't catch its name) before you start making it into the herringbone knot, is that very strong when tightened? I have two large dogs. One is 79 lbs (35kg) and one is 57 lbs (26kg) and I don't want it snapping if they decide to pull but I also don't want the bulky herringbone knot although it does look nice. Thank you in advance if you answer.

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! So you mean the multi strand turk's head knot? Well if you finish it properly, then it can work. You still need to feed the ends under the knot, then tighten it firmly (if that makes sense). Doing a good splicing matters a lot as well (sometimes the splicing is all you need- I have seen leashes with no finishing knots at all). Mark

[@user-lo8es4co1i]

Miss Shelley May one strand of 550 paracord 5/32 can handle 110 pounds by itself and with it braided could probably hold 180 or more I'm just guessing

[@tanjakraus333]

It is a wonderful guide, which I understand very well (German). This line looks beautiful and I want to make it with a total length of 90 cm. How long is the lead in the video when it is finished? Or else asked how much length Paracord do I need for a 90 cm leash?

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! The lead, including the handle is 3 feet (90cm long). Mark

[@tanjakraus333]

Thank you for your answer 👍

[@falcondekomizar4388]

Excelente, gracias!

[@hildajimenez8635]

megusta lo qe iso lo boy a intentar aber si me sale lo felisito

[@Joe50777]

what is the name fo the needle you use?

[@JJiG]

This was a great instruction for the Matthew walker knot and the herringbone turkshead. the start of your 4 strand braid could have been neater and you wouldn't have needed the 2nd herringbone, but still it looks nice =)

[@felipekarvalhais4104]

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[@coyoterose8274]

what diameter paracord are you using?

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! This is type 3 paracord (550 paracord). It is about 3mm in diameter. Mark

[@jmruso7865]

EXCELENTE, MUCHAS GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR SU CONOCIMIENTO, SALUDOS DE MEXICO

[@MelSoCal2011]

beautiful! thank you for the tutorial. I'll definitely be using your guide as i create one of these!

[@netinhodias1445]

qual e esse tipo de babante ou corda

[@Blueybingo1578]

q tipo de hilo es?

[@ericmalinois6824]

Beautiful, I like made for your dog, thanks

[@jontyplumeray4515]

Fantastic!!

[@jerseydevll]

the tightening process makes no sense to me and i end up with a wonky looking knot. Please include it in videos in the future :')

[@ceskous]

Hi, this is paracord 550?

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! Yeah, paracord 550. Mark

[@onemelissa2003]

Will this hold a 150lb dog? 🙂

[@Paracordguild]

Well, each cord has a static load strength of 550lbs. There are 4 in the leash. Usually the weak part of the leash is the metal :).

[@onemelissa2003]

@@Paracordguild thank you. That's what I was wondering... looking for a good clip. Thank you 🙂

[@loganpike8764]

Actually you are only getting the strength of 2 cords not 4. There are only 2 connected to the clip. But even 1 cord should be good enough for 150#.

[@gunsnbowsaddict]

Thanks! I'm going to try to make one.

[@lloydculver4569]

sho0w us how to tighten the last knot

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You are wonderful

[@Ursaminor31]

You are awesome

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Good

[@pedrowagnerpereira9162]

Fantástic

[@RonRay]

This is really neat and you are a brilliant instructor, but my brain short-circuited around the 5 minute portion of this video. 🤔 I find it much easier to just pull out my wallet.

[@Paracordguild]

Hehe! Well, if you buy something handmade, you will appreciate it much more now! :) Mark

[@Loyalki]

I need to try this when I don't have anything re: govt on in the background. Bc see, now I got to stop this video and go throw in my 2-cents about this whole jeff sessions situation. Darrrnnaa I'll be bok. Smh.

[@tokrikborang4879]

I have a Chihuahua l will make rope for my dog too

[@MrStrannik76]

что не показал как затягивал в конце

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